Panasonic PT-L735U User Reviews

Panasonic PT-L735U Projector

Panasonic PT-L735U

XGA (1024x768), 2600 ANSI Lumens,
9.3 lbs, $5,199 (MSRP)
View Specs
4.8 out of 5
7 User Ratings
Image Quality 4.7
Features 4.7
Construction 4.7
Ease of Use 4.9
Reliability 4.9
Value for Money 4.9

User Reviews

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Review by simolians

Got one of these units for free. I have been using it for home theater use and have had no problems with it. Replacement bulbs are surprisingly cheap. Use a HDMI digital to VGA Analog converter to play HDMI content through the unit.

Review by norshuttle

Quiet with a very nice picture, good zoom. A little big but not huge A+++++

Any Problems: The bulb went out earlier than stated, but hey it was cheap

Review by Jim at Pace

We have four of these units and we love them. The projectors give a sharp vivid image, are quiet and sound system is fine in a small room.

Any Problems: Front adjustable legs are flimsy but if you are doing a ceiling mount who cares.

Review by AV dude

I have 14 of these in service with two failures. The only weak point is service. 1st breakdown took 5 weeks to get projector fixed because of backordered parts. Second breakdown I sent it in to Panasonics "recommended" Heartland Services. I don't recommend using them unless you like paying for lamps you don't need. Otherwise projectors have good image and pretty good reliability.

Review by AV Service

We have 65 units in service and found them to be very reliable. Our students have commented on the excellant picture quality of small text.

Any Problems: No problems yet after two years

Review by DCipher

Very bright, vibrant colors, sharp image for DVD or powerpoint - with or without a screen. Economy mode still plenty bright in standard lighting conditions. Remote works very well. Overall - great projector!

Any Problems: Only had for a few weeks, but none to report

Review by The projector Dr.

Love them they beat Proxima projectors in everyway The picture is super for CAD labs. Low brightness level works great for displaying large drawings.

Any Problems: Getting low prices. Bids coming in at $2900.00