JVC DLA-HD950

The HD950 might only be slightly better than its predecessor. But when that predecessor was as superb as the HD750, even the HD950's gentle evolution is enough to make it the benchmark product in its price range.

Produces the best HD pictures in its class ; Runs quietly ; Flexible

The (optional) Clear Motion Drive processing generates too many artefacts ; Very unforgiving of poor source material

A great projector that shows other manufacturers that JVC's I-DLA tech is definitely one to watch

Simple to set-up and Full HD spec ; superb insight, ultra-smooth motion, sturdy, detailed black levels ; natural, subtle colours

Not a lot

If you've got the money, this is the one of the best ways to bring the cinema experience to your living room

If you’ve got the money, this is one of the best ways to bring the cinema experience to your living room

It also has two lamp settings (Normal and High), two types of Sharpness adjustments, and three types of Noise Reduction (SD sources only). Plus, it includes Color Transient Improvement (CTI, SD sources only) and a manually adjustable lens aperture...

Excellent colours in THX mode., Bright light output., Versatile installation., High maximum contrast., Sharp motion depiction., Accurate 24p., Extensive colour management.

Very slight tint., Awkward operation., The preset values are only good in the THX mode, which the user cannot adjust.

The DLA-HD 950 is a stunning piece of work. With superb colours, sensational contrast, and a general heap of glowing praise on the JVC’s side, it’s easy to forgive the illogical and awkward operation.

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