Its key strength is the brightness delivered by its laser light source combined with Epsons 3LCD technology.
The potent built-in speaker system is also a good match for the large image the projector can produce.
Its smaller and lighter, and boasts lower brightness.
Navigating streaming apps using the Epson LS650’s Android TV system is painfully slow, making an external streaming stick a must-have option
Both black and white color options are available.
Theres generally a delay after startup before the system is responsive, and navigating streaming apps is painfully slow.
Plan on pairing this projector with a separate streaming stick.
The Epson LS650 has powerful built-in speakers for a compact projector
The Expanseis a show that basks in the darkness.
The Epson LS650s brightness does come with a cost, though.
Another cost to the brightness is fan noise.
With just two HDMI 2.0 inputs, one with eARC, the Epson L650 comes up short on ports
Ultimately, the Epson LS650 delivers a good visual presentation, but it falls short of being excellent.
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The Epson LS650’s remote control
Hisense PX2-ProThe Hisense PX2-Pro costs around the same as the Epson LS650, but isn’t as bright.
The projector was tested both on a bare, white wall and with anAkia Screens CineWhite screen.
It was presented with streamed content, HDR and non-HDR, and console gameplay.
I have been testing projectors since 2021 and displays for even longer.
First reviewed: January 2024
The LS650’s handy focus dial
