Epson's laser-based EF-100 projector is designed to stream from sites like Netflix and Hulu, or project from a set-top box or Blu-ray player. Either way, it delivers a satisfyingly bright image at large size in ambient light.

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  Laser light source designed to last the life of the projector, Bright enough to stand up to ambient light, Three-chip LCD engine eliminates rainbow artifacts, delivers equal color and white brightness, Bundled with Android TV dongle

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  Low resolution by current home theater standards, No 3D or HDR support, Only one HDMI port

The Epson EF-100B is a great projector and is capable of delivering an amazing picture. With it’s use of a Laser Lamp and 3LCD Colour, It’s sure to impress.

Epson EF-100 Projector (EF-100B / EF-100W) offers true portability and more importantly, quality images, easy setup and even streaming device connection.

Epson’s first take on a portable and compact projector isn’t a bad one. Needless to say, using the Epson EF-100 as a fixed living room projector isn’t going to be winning many prizes compared to other units within its own range. The projector was meant for the road and designed that way.

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  Portable design, Streaming stick support, Brightness, Indicated bulb lifespan

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  Contrast, Native 720p resolution

Next month, Netflix premiers , the latest film by legendary film director Martin Scorsese, just four weeks after a limited release at select cinemas. It appears that the Epson EF-100 home theatre projector - the company’s first portable laser projector - has come just at the right time.

The Epson EF-100 was released in 2019 for a price of £849/$999/€1399/CAD$1299/AUD$1699.

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  Very bright for its size, Smart TV stick-friendly design, Fairly sharp lens

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  Significant "screen door" effect, Poor black level, Speaker distorts with some content, Poor resolution

The Epson EF-100B is a neat package capable of delivering a decent quality image to a large surface. Its particular virtue is the LED laser light source, which makes the projector more versatile and gives it a very long maintenance-free life. But the cost is the less-than-1080p resolution.

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  Laser light source, Long life, Flexible, Looks cool

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  Sub-full HD resolution

The cinema experience is typically for movies, but the Epson EF-100 brings a big screen to your home for mobile and streaming, too....

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  Very small, Brightness is exceptional for either lights on or lights off, Made to support phones or wireless media sticks, Supports Bluetooth audio, Low noise volume

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  Only one HDMI, No wireless streaming built in, Not Full HD

So far so good

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  excellent projector

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  no cons as of this point

This is a review for the Epson EF-100 Mini-Laser Streaming projector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.This projector is great and easy to setup. I was up and running in 10 minutes or so.

Overview: The EF-100 is the best looking and among the most versatile all in one portable projectors I have used. It is lightweight, easy to set up and includes both streaming capabilities and built in speakers.

This is a review for the Epson EF-100 Mini-Laser Streaming projector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. I think this is a great product. What I especially liked was the simplicity of getting it from the box, hooked up and running.

When offered an opportunity to test an Epson Projector, I admit I wasn’t sure what to think about the quality of a projector over a flatscreen television. Growing up, a projector was something only used in movie theaters or the classroom, two completely different sides of the quality spectrum for...

I was surprise that it is seriously bright that you could watch it even with lights on. Picture definitions is real good doesn’t look like its only 1280*800. I believe in term of picture quality it beat its competitors at the same price range.Decent sound and ability to connect bluetooth speaker.