JVC DLA-HD550 Projector Review
The JVC DLA-HD550 is one of the company’s newest home theater projectors. It can display 1000 ANSI lumens, a 30000:1 contrast ratio, and full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution. Today, Trusted Reviews released their experience with the HD550. This projector is an entry-level model, which means that it is designed with first time projector owners in mind. The writer who reviewed the HD550 is no stranger to projectors, but they were happy to see how simple the setup was. One highlight included the connection panel with dual HDMI ports. One thing that the writer noticed was that the HD550 does not have the THX certification that it’s bigger brother projector has. The main reason is because there isn’t any color tuning features. While this is fine for an entry level projector it still makes tweaking the image annoying. Other than that, the writer didn’t have any other problems with the HD550. The key element that was highlighted at the end was the 19 dB noise level. This makes the HD550 one of the quietest projectors the writer has ever seen. The final verdict was, ‘JVC’s D-ILA technology has done it again. As with almost every D-ILA Wire Grid projector before it, the HD550 sets new standards for its money. There’s still room for improvement, with JVC stubbornly refusing to give its entry-level models a couple of key features (a PC input and a color management system) that would make them pretty much perfect for their money. But even so, if there’s a better way to spend £3k right now, we’re struggling to think of it!’
[via Trusted Reviews]
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