Epson Home Cinema 2250chat_bubble_outlineFrom real comments

Picture quality is the projector's strongest selling point. Multiple commenters called the image 'fantastic' and were happy with their purchase, with one noting it beats pricier 4K projectors from other brands on value while still looking great. Another owner said the projector effectively replaced their TV entirely. Even a user whose unit later developed a 3LCD problem said it was fantastic while it worked, underscoring how much people liked the picture itself before the issue arose.

Everyday usability is hurt by Android input defaults and dual remotes. One user said they might return the projector because it always boots to the Home/Android input instead of HDMI, and their Harmony remote can't recognize the 2250, forcing them to juggle two remotes just to switch inputs. Another prospective buyer independently flagged 'two remotes' and 'two volumes' as an annoyance, attributing part of the issue to the Android system rather than Epson specifically.

Audio output is limited and occasionally glitchy. The projector only offers 3.5mm stereo audio with no HDMI ARC, so a user with a Dolby Atmos system couldn't pass through surround sound, and another asked specifically whether ARC exists. Separately, someone reported Bluetooth speaker audio sounding distorted like chipmunks and lagging, while another said the built-in Android speaker stayed quiet even at max volume compared to plugged-in HDMI devices.