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| Personal Experience |
| I left a review of an MT820 not to long ago while waiting for my 1030+ I bought mine for 500 dollars but it came with a remote (rare and expensive but not necessary) and a hard case so I feel like I got a great deal. I must admit I just recieved it today but with it being so close to the 820 and the fact that I am watching LOTR two towers right now to evaluate the brightness and contrast I will post a review anyway. Being an upgrade to the 820 it is indeed that, I still need to mess with the colors some more but it is leaps and bounds above the 820 in brightness and with features, it includes keystoning and seperate brightness and contrast for red, green, and blue. both are invaluable and 1100 lumens is plenty bright enough you will not be disapointed if this is your first or second projector. I thought after I bought my 820 that I could not want more but I was wrong so I imagine next year may bring another upgrade but I could forsee not wanting one for a few years either. I will build my theater room around this and will love it. WOW is all I can say right now. I hope you will read my review of the MT820 for some insight in to this one and my past experience. |
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| Problems |
| Contrast is better but gray as black is not as great to look at (it is a very dark gray though), that is an LCD problem though not the projectors fault. I guess if your greedy and 1100 lumens is not enough you should spend more money (with all of my basement lights on I can see the image) I have no idea how it is in a living room with some daylight but I can imagine it would not do as well. I hope this helps you out some with you decision. |
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