Announced earlier this year, the first product lineup from Epson’s partnership with Bose has just become available. The Lifestudio brand of projectors has debuted with five models, divided into the Pop series, Flex series, and the Lifestudio Grand.
The Lifestudio Grand is the most premium of the new offerings, and is designed to be a permanent addition to a home theater setup. The $2,699.99 ultra short throw projector can deliver a picture up to 120″ in size while sitting 15.2″ away from the wall. The Lifestudio Grand features 4K PRO-UHD with HDR10 processing, and is the brightest of Epson’s new offerings with an output of 3,600 lumens. A pair of integrated speakers and subwoofer leverage the projector’s Sound by Bose audio technology.
The Flex series is more affordable, comprised of two projectors designed for portability. The Flex and Flex Plus feature support 1080p and 4K video, respectively. Each projector comes with a pair of integrated speakers, and can be battery-powered for wireless playback.
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The following was originally published August 4, 2025:
Bose and Epson have jointly announced a new partnership focused on the development of a new projector that takes advantage of Bose’s audio technology. According to the two companies, the first product lineup in the series has been completed, with a US and China launch slated for this September. A global launch is planned for a later date, and Epson states it plans to strengthen the partnership by expanding the projector lineup featuring Sound by Bose in the future.
“Working with Epson gives us the opportunity to combine breathtaking visuals with powerful sound to help people connect more deeply with their content and elevate home entertainment to the next level,” commented President, Audio Technology Business & Chief Strategy Officer at Bose Nick Smith.
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