Testseek.com have collected 25 expert reviews of the Mitsubishi HC5500 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mitsubishi HC5500.
January 2009
(87%)
25 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Mitsubishis LCD projector comes in a small but solidly built black case with smooth curves and a business-like design. Its smaller and lighter than most of the 1080p projectors here, but the case is 352mm deep and may not fit on a shelf. Setup is...
Abstract: With GamingNexus reviewing A/V products for just over a year now, it is always nice to take a look at the successor to a product that we put through the paces the previous year. In this case, we were able to take a closer look (the first taste we had o...
Abstract: Apart from a few small problems, the overall message is clear: Never before could you get so much projector for so little money. The Mitsubishi HC 5500 provides natural colors and first-rate video..
Mitsubishi scores high marks with its HC5500. High points include the latest 3LCD 1080p imaging panels, the Silicon Optix Reon video processor, Mitsubishi’s excellent motorized optical adjustment system, and dual anamorphic scaling modes (this is the f...
Abstract: The latest HC5500 is a combination of the best Mitsubishi has to offer consumers at a price that is truly affordable. The company has been able to take to best attributes of the earlier designs and fold them into a product that meets both the performan...
Abstract: I am continuing my journey into the world of affordable front projector systems, with a special emphasis on systems that are suitable for multi-use rooms. My first foray, the Sanyo PLV-Z2000, was a success. But I didn’t have anything to compare it to,...
Abstract: Mitsubishi's latest Full HD home cinema projector arrives at a potentially inopportune moment. For with a price tag of around £1,200, it's in the same entry-level ball park as a couple of other, really outstanding projectors we've seen in recent times: th...
The Full 1920 x 1080P HD threechip C2 Fine LCD light engine utilizes new inorganic, vertically aligned crystals for improved signal trackability, A Really and truly quiet fan is thanks to a new cooling duct design, producing only 19 db SPL a new record, Respectable black level with minimum contrast pumping distortion is due to a new dynamic auto iris function, which responds at 1/60 of a seco
The minimal lens offset makes it necessary for the projector to be perpendicular to the screen to preserve accurate geometry, Economy mode cuts light output in half to 600 ANSI Lumens, slightly on the dark side for a large screen, The inputs are all located very close together, which can make for a tight fit, once everything is connected, Colors are not as vivid or smack on as with projector
If you're just stepping up to buy a new front projector, you owe it to yourself to see what the entry-level Full HD 1080P Mitsubishi HC5500 has to offer. Its small size and weight make it quite easy to locate in a home theater, but equally portable in ...
