InFocus 2500 Lumens SVGA DLP Projector

User Review #1 Source: TigerDirect.com by  churchguy  on March 8th, 2009

We have two of these projectors for our church, one for kids and one for teens. Over the months we have had a lot of experience with them and they just do not perform well. Video is no fed through at the same brightness or illumination of the original even if the room is completely dark. The focus is pretty rough, it also has a variable habit of loosing the signal from the computer. At first IT thought it was the computer but after several adjustments and trying more than a few computers and it doing the samething it's the projector. Now after having it a year and only using it 2hrs each week the light bulb has gone dead. They are only a few hundred dollars but don't waste your money, find another one....trust me we have two - -soon to be only one.

We have two of these projectors for our church, one for kids and one for teens. Over the months we have had a lot of experience with them and they just do not perform well. Video is no fed through at the same brightness or illumination of the original even if the room is completely dark. The focus is pretty rough, it also has a variable habit of loosing the signal from the computer. At first IT thought it was the computer but after several adjustments and trying more than a few computers and it doing the samething it's the projector. Now after having it a year and only using it 2hrs each week the light bulb has gone dead. They are only a few hundred dollars but don't waste your money, find another one....trust me we have two - -soon to be only one.