DLA-X500Rby JVC
PROS
- This projector's stellar contrast is assisted by an impressive Dynamic Iris feature.
- The DLA-X500R puts out an image that is bright enough for you to leave the room lights turned on.
- The DLA-X500R's impressive light output, contrast and detail carries over to 3D, where images display minimal crosstalk.
CONS
- Although it can accept a 4K input signal, the DLA-X500R's e-Shift feature displays psuedo-4K rather than the real thing.
- Some reviewers found the Dynamic Iris feature tends to crush highlights.
- High input lag on the JVC makes it a not-great option for gaming.
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LIST PRICE$5000
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| Name | DLA-X500R | PowerLite Pro Cinema LS1000 | HC1200 | VPL-VW350ES | PowerLite Home Cinema 5030UBe |
| Manufacturer | JVC | Epson | BenQ | Sony | Epson |
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| List Price | $5000 | $7999 | $1299 | $9999 | $2599 |
The JVC X500R is a member of the third generation of e-Shift projectors. With over a thousand lumens of calibrated light output and super-de…
The JVC X500R is a member of the third generation of e-Shift projectors. With over a thousand lumens of calibrated light output and super-deep black levels, it can produce deep shadows and sparkling highlights with ease.
While e-shift 4K doesn’t deliver a picture to rival a native 4K one, it does frequently improve on the look of normal Full HD footage. There…
While e-shift 4K doesn’t deliver a picture to rival a native 4K one, it does frequently improve on the look of normal Full HD footage. There’s clearly – especially on very large screens of 100in and more – a greater sense of pixel density when watching Blu-rays.
JVC sent along the optional 3D emitter and glasses so that I could evaluate the projector's 3D performance, which proved to be excellent. Th…
JVC sent along the optional 3D emitter and glasses so that I could evaluate the projector's 3D performance, which proved to be excellent. The increased light output, combined with that great image contrast and detail, made for beautiful 3D imagery, and I saw no ghosting or crosstalk.
JVC D-ILA projectors have tended in the past to run a bit noisily, at least in 3D mode. But despite the X500 using a seemingly identical cha…
JVC D-ILA projectors have tended in the past to run a bit noisily, at least in 3D mode. But despite the X500 using a seemingly identical chassis design to its predecessor it actually runs impressively quietly, with the kick up in cooling noise for 3D now feeling minimal. Excellent.
I can’t think of anything at this price point (and only a few projectors at higher prices) that I’d recommend more for overall performance.
I can’t think of anything at this price point (and only a few projectors at higher prices) that I’d recommend more for overall performance.
After sampling a few of our oft-used reference Blu-rays on the JVC X500R, the first description that popped to mind was how rich everything …
After sampling a few of our oft-used reference Blu-rays on the JVC X500R, the first description that popped to mind was how rich everything on screen looked.
Contrast is on another level from any other projector I’ve seen to date. And that’s without the excellent auto-iris. Even in its native stat…
Contrast is on another level from any other projector I’ve seen to date. And that’s without the excellent auto-iris. Even in its native state, it was like watching a giant plasma TV in my theater.
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