Epson EX5210 Business Projector (XGA Resolution 1024x768) (V11H429120)

Epson EX5210 MultiMedia Projector

It is probably overstating that I am in love but this is one sweet projector. I pulled it out of the box, read the quick start guide and in a matter of minutes had my laptop screen up to big screen size! Not only that but within that initial 15 minutes I had YouTube videos running on my wall, in a very well light (sunlight bright) room. Within the first 30 minutes I was running Ice Age and feeling pretty darn chipper about the ease of use of this very portable projector.

I'm retired so I don't need this for business. I will use it for presentations now and again but I am more excited about using it as a big screen TV on the occasional shore trip where there are just little tube type TVs. I'm also looking forward to running an outside film fest for the grandkids on the side of the house.

The sound is adequate on the projector but you probably will want to put something beefier on the source to give you better... Read more

Awesome!

That's the only word that fully describes this projector from Epson. With a small footprint and super easy to set up, this projector will do almost anything you ask of it.

I first connected this to my laptop using the included USB cord. It immediately became a second monitor displayed on an old projector screen. Ditto for when I used it with the included VGA cord. For presentations, along with the remote, I can see this being used quite often in an office or conference setting.

But where this projector shines is with the use of an HDMI cable. You want HD video, you've got it. So impressed with the output, the better half and I spent three days fabricating a decent screen to show movies on (and yes, this meant major changes to our living room setup). For the last week, we've watched both Blu-Ray and regular DVDs on this projector and we've yet not turned to each other and said "Awesome!" at least once.

So whether you need a... Read more

The projector came packaged securely and upon opening the box the projector was in its own case. The case itself has some padding around it and a side pocket for the remote and whatever you would wish to carry. I was very impressed with the projector itself because of the shiny black cover with white embossed letters showing the ports and all the controls. I found a wall that I could use for the projector, set up a little table about 9 feet away and used the quick guide to get started. If you have a computer and/or satellite receiver you'll recognize all the ports on the back; a very straight forward setup. The first thing I tried was the USB thumb drive filled with pictures of fractals. Because I'm not in business, and I don't have presentations, I wanted something that would have bright colors, distinct lines and shapes to see how the projector projected them. I am projecting on a light beige and lightly textured wall and not a screen so I was wondering how this would turn out. When... Read more