Customer Ratings & Reviews

As someone who travels and puts on powerpoint presentations, one of the things I've become accustomed to is having to use different projectors as I haven't had one of my own. So, it was nice to see that this addresses many of those shortcomings. This package comes with a VGA cable, a USB cable, power cable, remote control, and best of all a carry bag. I was so happy to see a carry bag being included. This projector has an HDMI connection, but you do need your own cable. It also has a video and audio connections using standard RCA connectors and these are for basic single cable video (pre-component cables). If all of this wasn't enough, there is WIFI onboard of the projector as well. This projector is very bright. I was able to do a presentation with full fluorescent lights on and could still the screen. The resolution is such that you can be quite a ways from the screen and still see a decent image without all the blurriness or pixels you have seen on some other projectors. There are a boatload of menu changes you can make, including configuring wireless. Changing the color temperature is very helpful, you will realize that this can affect your audience if too cold or too warm in color. I am so glad to have this to do my presentations with. Because it is lightweight (only 5 1/2 pounds) I won't have a problem carrying this with my daily computer bag when going on appointments or to meetings. Oh yes, if you have a smartphone, you can scan the QR code and get connected to the presentation with little to no drama. It says 6000-10000 hours of lamp life, which is pretty spectacular for a lamp. You would not get such great performance from any other type of light source, I am sure. The fan is able to keep the unit cool, while not being so loud as to distract from the presentation. The speaker is loud enough to use for most presentations as well. Lastly I will tell you that this projector has something cool that helps it get the best possible picture based on angle....it gets you a perfect rectangle as per the documentation - it's called manual keystone correction. I cannot say enough good stuff about this projector - it is truly amazing and if you don't like it, Best Buy has a great return policy. I am confident if you give it a try, you'll appreciate it.

The Epson ex7260 delivers with excellent image quality. The brightness is almost 3 times of any other projector I have used and the picture is clear and bright even in a well lit sunny room. The color accuracy is perfect with the 3lcd system providing around 3600 lumens. The resolution of 1280 x 800 is full WXGA. The projector is very lightweight which makes it highly portable. Included along with the projector is VGA cable, usb and power cables, remote, batteries, manuals and a carry case. The projector inputs include a vga, hdmi and wireless mobile connectivity using a QR scanner to get the iprojection app and they all work flawlessly. Also legacy inputs such as s-video and rca are also available. We were able to watch movies, family videos and pictures without any issues and seems this projector would be perfect for a family reunion. This is an excellent projector from epson and delivers as expected.

This Epson projector is a great presentation projector, and is also a capable video projector. It is capable in any role from the solo visiting presenter to enterprise class presentations. While it's not really a home theater projector, it's no slouch in that role either. It offers multiple methods to display content using a computer, smartphone, or memory stick as a source device. What's in the Box: A remote that doubles as a wireless mouse (with batteries) power cord soft carrying case USB (A to B) cable VGA cable CDRom with docs and installables Quickstart guide An HDMI cable and a USB-C adapter would have been nice. And since many modern laptops don't have a dvd drive, a usb stick instead of a cdrom would be nice. The image quality is absolutely first rate. The image is very bright, sharp, with deep, saturated colors. Projection in a conference room with the lights on was perfectly acceptable. There is an 'eco' setting which reduces the brightness, which worked well in smaller or darkened conference rooms. The menu system is very easy to navigate and very intuitive. The buttons on the projector are double duty, depending on whether you're navigating a setup/configuration menu or presenting, which minimizes the clutter. Or you can use the remote. The remote can double as a wireless mouse during presentations (NOTE: I'm a PC guy and this is a PC thing). Wired connections are HDMI, VGA, Discrete A/V, and USB-B. The USB-B uses a proprietary Epson display driver (Mac&PC) so that they can control the projector from the computer and drive the display. This is a one time driver thing. There is a wireless option which is actually pretty cool. The projector can act like a local access point for 'quick' connections, or it can join an existing wireless network. This will significantly reduce the setup fumbling time for those multi-presenter presentations. This works with computers and smartphones. One really nice feature is the ability to plug in a memory stick with jpegs or avi's and play them directly. No computer required. If you're simply presenting pictures, like a travelog, memorial, or simply a photo-share, this makes it really easy. The photos can be advanced on demand or by timer. The fan is pretty quiet, and the projector doesn't put out a lot of heat. The built in speaker is adequate for speech presentation, but that's about it. In terms of portability, size, connectivity, and of course presentation quality, this projector will be hard to beat. It scales very well in uses from small single presenters to multi presenter (and even multi location presenter) applications. Good job Epson! Recommended!

I came in looking for a different model and after talking to the Best Buy salesperson I decided to get this model and I couldn’t be happier. Great picture and much better than my last one.

---SETUP--- The setup for the Epson Pro EX7260 was quick and easy. After opening the box, you see that it comes with 3 cables: the power cable, a USB to firewire cable, and a VGA cable, but I prefered using an HDMI cable which I already had. I tested all cables regardless and they all provide a stunning image for presentations. You only need to have 2 cables connected, the power cable and your choice for display from the aforementioned cables. ---FEATURES--- The key feature for this projector is its portability and its auto sync ability. Opening the box, you discover that the projector is comfortably stored in an included messenger-like looking bag with a strap. The bag comes with a side storage pocket to include cables and the remote wherever you take it. After plugging in and turning on the projector, I noticed that it identified the location of the projector screen and the keystone (determines how close to a rectangle the image will look) auto adjusted itself. That's a wonderful feature if you plan on traveling with this projector and have to set it up at different locations constantly. ---PERFORMANCE--- The performance of this projector is great. I took this to my classroom and it performs better than the projector my classroom has. The image only goes as high as HD720P, but that’s still a very clear image and perfect for presentations and home movies. The projector only gets loud if you are close to it, but it’s not noticeable if you are playing audio, are speaking during your presentation, or away from the projector. The projector’s audio is just ok, but I would use an alternate source for audio. ---EXPECTATIONS--- The product meets my expectations. This is meant for presentations, so I can’t judge it compared to 1080P projectors or higher. Movies still look stunning, though, but keep in mind that if you’re planning to buy it to watch films your resolution will only be as high as 720P. ---VALUE--- The price for the projector in terms of value depends on how often you plan to use it. If you are planning on traveling with this projector, then definitely invest in it. ---APPROVAL--- I highly recommend this product for people who gives presentations often where they have to provide their own equipment to present. Teachers, sales departments, and other presenters would greatly appreciate this. Schools who are searching to upgrade projectors or install new ones at new school buildings should look into getting these.

The Epson - Pro EX7260 720p is an excellent choice for office projector and offers some excellent features. The EX7260 provides bright vivid colors in 1280x800 resolution at 3600 lumens and it does so with a wireless connection. The EX7260 comes with an excellent case that can be used to take it on the road or simply protect it when not in use. The projector is compatible with Windows and MacOS and can also be used from smart phones and tablets. If you're looking for an excellent data projector then I'd definitely recommend checking out the EX7260.

When I am on the road, I normally use a Pico projector for presentations. Depending on the lighting of the room, the picture can easily become washed out. With the Epson Pro EX7260 that issue is just about nonexistent. The projector is larger than a Pico, however, still easy to carry around. Once I was on site, setting up the projector was a breeze. The built in fan is quiet, the speaker was adequate and the picture was amazing.

The price of projectors have come down a lot over the years, just like with TVs, phones, and pretty much technology in general. This projector gets the job done. It weighs only 5.5 lbs, and 3600 lumens is good enough for an office setting (not recommended for a dark room--it'll just be blinding and will probably strain your eyes from being too bright). USB plug 'n play is a nice feature that compliments HDMI well, and the manual image adjustments can easily be made by the easy-slide control bar. The fan is also pretty quiet which is great! The speaker is terribad, but it's what's expected from a projector speaker, where it specializes in projector, not sound. Overall a great projector for an office for the price, but if you're looking for a projector to be part of a home theater set up, I'd spend a little more and get an EX9210.

I've been very pleased with this Epson Pro EX7260 Projector. It's very nice that I can connect so many devices and use it to view created slideshows for my job as well as streaming videos. I think the one issue I did have, minor issue is that I wish the bag was a bit thicker. It's so very thin that I can easily lose everything, the wires and remote control from it opening up when placed quickly on a desk or the ground. However, the projector is so worth its weight! This beauty lights up and illuminates so brightly that I can see every single word from a distance. The maneuver piece that adjusts the lens is super helpful, adjusting to the left or right and clearing up the view as needed. I've only found the projector to be extremely useful and easy to use since it arrived. There isn't any difficult setup and all the wires I need to use it is included. The remote control is in a white color and makes it easy to see the buttons in a dark room while using the projector. Plus, the many buttons are simple enough to switch back to the home page when needed or to choose through the selections in the menu option and the photos or images on the screen. The wires are long enough, which is nice. I don't have to have it extended with an extension cord or place the device on the floor near the outlet to use. Plus, being a wireless device I can easily move it around from location to location, even though it is a bit heavy. Finally, this is a beauty! I am proud to carry this along and share my detailed photos and ideas through the projector. It's very simple to connect with my phone and media devices, as well as my computer. I honestly would recommend this over anything super cheap. Since in the past, I've tried cheap and got what I paid for! “This is a review for the Epson EX7260 Portable Projector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

Summary: the EX7260 projector works great for presentations, provides a very bright image, it is convenient to carry and connect from multiple devices. I connected using PC-USB, VGA and Wireless (I hadn’t tried HDMI nor S-Video by the time I was submitting this review). Setting up the connections were not difficult at all, only the wireless was a little elaborate but nothing someone with some knowledge of technology wouldn’t have accomplished if reading the manual and going online. Video is superb at 720p using the VGA connector with a computer. However, video over wireless and/or PC connection leaves a lot to be desired, there are missing frames which makes it unbearable to watch any video at all. Audio from the device in wireless mode is not bad and very handy when the laptop/source is faraway. As advertised, it is not really suitable for projecting high definition video/images. Best use: (Powerpoint) presentations for education/business purposes and 720p videos. I had it setup for a small class presentation, very, very handy, everyone was able to have a better class experience. Connecting source to the projector from a Windows laptop/PC: - VGA: I used an old Lenovo laptop with Windows8, connection went effortlessly. When presenting Powerpoint the presentation came directly on the projector while the laptop screen had a preview of what was being presented (see the images with the brain in the Wireless and VGA pic). - USB-PC: on a Windows10 laptop, I had to navigate from “My computer” to the Projector (added as an additional storage device), from where I could open the and install the drivers to display on the projector with the laptop connected (see the Initial Setup pic). - Wireless: I did the advance setup to connect to my home protected network following the instructions that came in the quick-setup guide. Then I proceeded to download the software for Windows from https://epson.com/Support/Projectors/EX-Series/Epson-Pro-EX7260/s/SPT_V11H845020 (Epson iProjection v2.21 and Epson Projector Management Utility v5.10). Installed the software, launched it and then it was just a matter of picking the device from the list (only one device listed of course) and be the moderator. Easy to control and to start/stop projecting (see image). The wireless feature allows multiple computers to be able to project without changing/switching cables, very handy. Note: I didn’t project using any android/iphone, all I did was using Windows laptops (win8 and win10). Other notes: - (pro) Startup/Shutdown times very fast (comparing to some other projectors I’ve seen in action). - (pro) Daylight projection is very good. The image is still bright enough to see with no issues. - (con) On second thought, higher video/image quality/resolution would have been better. - (con) Something minor but worth mentioning, the projector case/bag that comes included looks so cheap it is a shame it comes with this otherwise nice projector. So far, I am very happy with the device. I still need to use it with the other two remaining input sources (hope video quality/frame-rate doesn’t suffer). I also plan on carrying presentations outside, during the day and at night (just need to figure out the power source).

In preparation for presentation with my team I wanted to take the chance to write this up because Epson just amazes me with the projectors they roll out. I've had 1080p resolution and of course it is awesome but this one will be used for the morning meetings that are quick and fun. Well all-in-all from opening the package to starting up my notes and videos it was about 10 minutes to get going. Since the lamp is new you will smell something like plastic warming up but don't worry all projectors do that. Epson has done well to provide me with enough cords for any variable and occassion. It did not include a HDMI cable but that was easy to get since I have so many laying around. The remote is easy to use and is a compliment to the device. What stands out is that the projector comes with the Epson App that you can download for free in the app store. I was not excited that there was a lag between my cellphone and the projector but it is a compromise because when presenting to my team I need to have all of my documents accessible. When plugged into the HDMI cord, is when I was mind blown. It dawned on me that as a warm up i'll play videos of current events or famous quotes. As you can see in the picture I chose something relevant which has Reese as a quirky character. I'm pretty excited to share this with my team. Overall this is a great device and I can't wait for Epson to amp up their game with the speakers that come with the projectors but i'm not worried there since I prefer to use my wireless speaker for the sound output! Enjoy y'all!

I was able to purchase this unit for $100 off the retail price because the salesman found it on sale on Amazon and matched the price. That was very cool of Best Buy to do that. I've used the unit to practice my carry presentations. It's very easy to use and works great. You don't have to turn off the room lights to see the image being projected. It's a lightweight, compact machine so it's easy to carry around. And it comes with its own carrying case. One thing you should note: it does NOT come with an HDMI cable so you might want to purchase that separately.

This new Epson Projector is awesome. The picture is super brilliant and the easiest I've ever had to connect (plug in HDMI cable and tada). The speaker volume is a little limited but compared to my old Epson its sufficient. I used it for a meeting with over 100 people and they were able to see and hear the presentation even though we were in a brightly lit room.

Initial setup was easy, however we had to move the ceiling mount due to a difference in throw length. Great picture and color, it is easily seen even with lights on in the room. Wireless setup is more complicated, an app has to be downloaded to project with WI_FI. We have guest speakers that bring their own PCs, so this takes extra time and effort. We are installing a HDMI cable for this.

Easy to setup & use. Epson wireless app works well to. Installed two of them in ceiling with no problems. Good quality picture and was able to show various resolutions from laptops.

I've used these projectors for many years and always appreciate the quality, however, this one happens to be much brighter than the ones I previously purchased(same model). I'm very pleased with the quality as I occasionally I do training in less than ideal conditions and need to project on walls when screens are not available or where daylight cannot be reduced enough for most projectors. I use this daily in my work. I recommend these to anyone who uses projectors to present material.

An excellent quality, it was easy to use and clear. It was perfect for what I need and the size was awesome. Thanks

The Epson EX7260 is a great business projector for on the go. It’s bright, relatively quiet, and has good connectivity options. It may be perfect for your needs, but depending on what technologies you embrace you may want to consider the next step up. First of all, if you’ve use a Epson 720p or lower projector in the past 10 years, this one probably looks familiar. In many ways, it’s a case of if it aint broke, don’t fix it, with different embellishments, colors, and internal component differentiating the projector at hand. In a lot of ways, this is great, as it means the same great engineering trickles down to cheaper products. However as you work your way up the pecking order, these benefits lose their value. The Epson EX7260 is positioned in the market just below EX9220. The EX7260 features WXGA (1280x800), built-in WiFi, 1-1.2 Zoom lens, and 3600 lumens of color and white brightness. Out of the box, you get a VGA cable, power cable, manual and info packets, a soft nylon case, and of course the projector. The case is well suited to a portable business projector, and has a helpful pocket for the power cable/video cable(s) you need with you. Honestly it’s a nice package for a traveling business person, or even for an office that has walls that are projector friendly and wants to foster an atmosphere of un-premeditated collaboration. The benefits of LCD projectors are here as well, you avoid the rainbow effect found in cheaper DLPs (google it if you have never bought a projector, as you or your audience might be susceptible to it). There’s no visible screen-door effect, as Epson seems to have improved that in their LCDs over the years. Color is vivid, and as they’ve been advertising, white brightness is high as well. This allows the picture to appear higher contrast even when other projectors might appear washed out in the same conditions. Honestly this is a great feature for this projector, as you often don’t control your lighting conditions in portable use cases. In practice projection quality is great. Epson, in all but their cheapest products, have great lamps, LCDs, and quality control for their projectors. My unit lived up to its 3600 lumen rating by projecting a bright, vivid, un-washed-out picture in bright office lighting conditions. I was amazed by how bright this projector is, and how effective in full office lighting it was. That said, I was projecting a rather small image only 8 feet or so from the wall, but it was still larger than a TV would be. Contrast improved dramatically if you dim the lights, but if you’re projecting somewhere where turning off the lights is unrealistic or uncomfortable, this project can still be quite serviceable. The reality is, this projector is well suited to a white or grey screen of 16:10 aspect ratio, with lights on, but perhaps bulbs above the screen off. That would product the best picture but still keep the atmosphere less ‘romantic’. In my career, I’ve seen a lot of projectors setup in rooms like this, but product washed out, almost illegible pictures. The Epson EX7260 would eat this other projectors lunch. Connectivity wise you get a pretty Epson standard affair. You have composite with audio, VGA, USB, HDMI, and wireless options. Epson has dropped s-video from the line-up in the past few years, and if you’re scratching your head as to what s-video is, then even its mention is an obvious signal that technology lags in the projector world. No where is this more present than in the wireless connectivity options. While these are functional, and broad, they are proprietary. With my iPhone I could share pictures, videos, power points, web pages, etc. However there is no way to share my entire screen. However using a Windows 10 PC, I was able to download the EasyMP Projection software (most likely pending a rebranding to iProjection) to project my entire screen. However the lag was pretty significant. Enough that you’ll want to avoid using animated transitions in your power point slides. Unfortunately it will only project your entire screen. It does a decent job at scaling down (I used a surface pro at 200% scaling, and it looked great projected, even if not as crisp as native), but it would have been preferable to have it show up as an external monitor. This means you can’t use your notes or Power Point’s presentation mode via wireless. Instead the software includes a “Presentation mode” which for all intents and purposes blanks the projector until you switch to full screen power point mode. You can even see your screen flash up before the slides start. Another annoyance of the wireless option is the CPU usage. On a 7th generation core M CPU, the EasyMP application ate up about 10% CPU all the time. This is enough to tear through battery at an accelerated rate. It seems as though GPU acceleration was a missed opportunity for full screen video transfer. Another issue I had was constant clicking noises from the speaker when connective via this option. This didn’t happen to me via any other connection option, so I’m not sure what the problem is. So while the wireless option is an option, you’re probably best served by this projector by connecting with a wire. That’s a shame, as its bigger 1080p brother supports miracast. I assume it has feature parity with my Epson 2150 Home Cinema, which allows native Windows 10 projection to it, with much better performance, and much lower CPU utilization. So if you have an office of Windows PCs, or have a Surface/Yoga/360 whatever device to pair with this for the road, I’d suggest springing for the EX9220 simply to have this native streaming feature. I may sound harsh ragging on the wireless connection options – but in a 2018 business setting, why can’t I pull out my 2-in-1 business device, plug in my projector and less than 30 seconds later have a fast wireless display option that I can use just like a wired connection? What I’d like to see is Chromecast support, or native AirPlay support along with Miracast. Not just one, but all three. The apps are ok, but they have so many limitations and lead to this ‘app’ centric interactions, instead of content centric interactions, which are much better. So I recommend a wire. “Well”, you ask, “Which one”? Excellent question. While you can use USB, and quite literally it will show up as another display, this is by far the slowest, and is only a hair better than the wireless options. If you are connecting any sort of recent laptop/computer then HDMI is the only real option. If you have dispalyport (like the Surface) just use a passive adapter. If you have native HDMI, then boom - $5 cable later and you’re rocking and rolling. If you’re connecting an older phone or tablet, MHL might be an option for you (Micro USB to HDMI w/ charging), but for most of us, connecting a phone is limited to what the app can do over wireless. MHL was cool, back in 2012, but it’s a token feature in 2018, with most manufacturers leaving it behind. VGA is laughable in 2018. Only the oldest of road warriors w/ their ancient Thinkpads will want to use this. Composite is by far the oldest, but I welcome it’s inclusion in this era of digital, if only for a last ditch connection from DVD players, retro gaming consoles, etc. All work and no play make Jack a dull boy after all. There is a built in speaker that can use sound from all the inputs. I won’t go into details, but it sounds ok for its intended audience (business room, presentation short clips, or sound effects), but obviously I wouldn’t want to watch a movie with it. Unfortunately there is no audio output, which is common on this variant of Epson. While the Epson sports great core credentials and capabilities, the wireless options on this model are less than ideal. Features like dual projection (two inputs at the same time) are interesting if less than useful with a 1280x800 native resolution. Using HDMI though, this projector is a great business projector with plenty of brightness and vivid color. The size is great, and the included case makes this an easy travel companion. Epson’s general build quality and engineering make this a safe bet for travel, and I’d recommend it for on the road use (and connecting via wired). In an office setting I’d spring for the next model up (EX9220), or use a AppleTV/Microsoft Wireless display adapter/Chromecast depending on what your business culture supports.

Bought this projector so my family can have movie nights and for sporting events outside. Was surprised by the color, brightness and clarity. You can see the screen good at dusk but the picture quality is best at night. The only reason why I gave 4 stars is because it doesn’t have an audio output for my sound system. I know people usually go through the receiver first in home theater but I have DJ speakers I’m using and would have liked and audio out. I fixed this buy purchasing a hdmi Audio separator. Love this projector!

purchased this for large meeting at hotel vs. renting from AV contractor. Selected because of 3000+ lumins so presentations would not be drowned out by lights. Worked great. now use it all the time at office conference room. Preferred projector because it also doesn't heat up the room when being used. great purchase for us.