Compare Prices : Optoma HD 800

Review summary: Overall, the HD800X is a very good deal. You will have to make concessions in terms of noise and the absence of a dynamic iris and lens shift. On the other hand, precision is superior to HD Ready models thanks to its native Full HD resolution.

Pros: - Recommended price of 1500 €, - Very complete connectivity, - Rainbow effect is well controlled in color sequences, - Sharpness > the HD720X's

Cons: - Rainbow effect still noticeable in B&W sequences, - Noise level without AI is 30.5dB, 35dB without, - Weak zoom, - No lens shift, - No dynamic iris

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Pros: With a 5,000:1 contrast ratio, pictures on the Optoma HD800X are exquisite. You'll be hard pushed to find any better in all honesty, but that's not to say it's top of the projector pile. Like the Sanyo PLV-Z700, connectivity is a plus, with two HDMIs, ...

Cons: Sadly you cannot shift the lens on the Optoma HD800X, meaning you'll need to find a fixed position from which to throw the picture. This is a particular letdown, especially as Sanyo and InFocus models will let you do just that, for around the same ...