Streaming shows and movies on a wall or screen
- Amazon price
- $599.99
- Customer rating
- 4
- Customer reviews
- 56
- Typical price over 90 days
- $686.75
- Difference
- $86.76 (13 percent)
You point the Epson Lifestudio Pop Plus at a blank wall and it puts a 4K PRO-UHD picture up to 150 inches across. The short name says personal, and that fits. This is a projector for one room and one routine, not a theater build.
Built-in Google TV means the apps live in the projector. Netflix, Disney+ and YouTube load without a streaming stick, so the signal path runs from your Wi-Fi straight to the picture. That's one less box and one less remote on the coffee table.
Sound comes from stereo speakers tuned by Bose. We'd consider this for a bedroom or a kid's room where you want the picture big and the cable count low. We'd skip it as a main living room display if you mostly watch with the lights on.
Google TV inside and EpiqSense setup
Because Google TV is built in, you sign into your accounts on the projector itself. That's the whole connection story for streaming. For anything else, check whether the source you own, like a game console or a disc player, has a port that matches what this projector accepts.
EpiqSense 2.0 handles focus, color and alignment on its own in seconds. This matters because the projector isn't fixed to one spot. Move it to a different wall and it re-squares the image without you squatting in front of it with a remote.
Brightness is 700 lumens of color and 700 lumens of white, both IDMS and ISO rated. That's modest output. Dim the room or close the blinds and the image holds up. Watch in daylight and it washes out.
Which room makes this worth it
The Lifestudio Pop Plus suits a dark or dim room where you want a picture far larger than the TV that would fit there. The price of $599.99 is $86.76 below the typical price over the last 90 days, and it matches the lowest price we've tracked in the all-time window. That's a fair entry point for a 4K streaming projector with sound and apps already inside.
With 56 reviews at 4 out of 5 stars, the feedback base is small but not empty. Before you buy, measure the throw distance you can give it and confirm the image size that lands on your wall, since 150 inches is the ceiling and not a guaranteed result in every room.
From source to room: built-in Google TV feeds the picture and Bose stereo speakers handle the audio. Check the projector's input ports against your console or disc player before you count on it as a one-box hub.
Spec sheet
| Model | V11HB73120 |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
