EpsonEpiqVision Mini EF21 Portable Smart Laser Projector, Bright 1,000 Lumens, FHD 1080p HDR, 3-Chip 3LCD, Google TV, Netflix, Stereo Speakers, Family Party/Outdoor Backyard/Home Theater - White

I couldn't be happier with this Epson projector! The picture is crystal clear and the overall quality is excellent. It covers all the bases I needed, working flawlessly with Netflix, Google, and HDMI devices. A truly high-quality product that I'd absolutely recommend and buy it again without hesitation!

Es muy buen producto 👌

Tiene una calidad de imagen excelente y el sonido es muy bueno

Ha sido una buena compra. El sistema de google TV está bien. Es cumplidor, cumple lo que ofrece.

Excellent.

This is my 4th projector. I have 2 epsons and a benq th671st. This had a great image till I moved it back to 120 inches to make it bigger and then the definition wasnt great. It says it can go to 150 inches but if I move it back far enough for 150 inches (since the zoom is already at max) Then the picture would suck.Plus this cost more than my other projectors that have better picture quality further back.

bought elsewhere .couple of quick notes.best clarity , do this.set sharness to 0 , thenadjust focus as best you can.( text still a little fuzzy )now increase sharpness to 12 +- .the clarity should look very nice at 120 inch.keep zoom at 0 ,... No zoom .zoom for max size.set projector at about 9 feet for 120 inch , no zoom.best audio,run roku , video source to soundbar,then soundbar out to projector

First impressions of the projector are good. It's a nice looking compact unit without an external power supply. The experience after the initial unboxing, however, is terrible. First, the projector will need an update. This takes well over an hour and requires the projector to be fully powered on. Once updated, the android OS continues to update in the background for another 10-15 minutes during which time the OS is practically unusable, and notifications pop up continuously to let you know this.Once the update is fully complete, basic functions such as changing brightness completely stop any media, and accessing any other settings is accompanied by considerable lag. Although the remote pairs the first time you power the unit on, it will continue to ask to pair every time you turn it on.As for the image, it occupies a strange middle ground - certainly not bright enough to be used with any ambient light, yet when the room is completely dark any black parts of the image are completely grey. Colors are acceptable but not anywhere near a modern mid range TV.So with below average image and contrast, terribly laggy OS, and constant remote connectivity issues, I would say to avoid. I typically trust Epson products and have owned several of their printers and projectors, but this is the first product I've purchased in many years that feels like it wasn't adequately tested or finished developing.