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Sony VPL-HW65ES review

Posted on June 7, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

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With Ultra HD 4K TV screens becoming more affordable for the home, is there a place for a £3000 projector that only does Full HD resolution? With the VPL-HW65ES, Sony appears to be convinced that there is.

Having just wowed us with its stunning 4K and HDR-toting VPL-VW520ES projector just a few months ago, Sony proves it doesn’t always have to push the boundaries of picture technology to give home cinema fans a great big-screen experience.

Picture

Unlike its pixel-popping 4K HDR sibling, the Sony VPL-HW65ES doesn’t grab you by the eyeballs straight from the off. It coaxes you in gently and enticingly, until you’re completely immersed in what you’re watching.

The picture quality is wonderful. 4K may have the extra pixels (and HDR opens up a world of subtleties), but the VPL-HW65ES’s Full HD resolution has no problem digging up fine detail.
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Audio & Video Tags:4K, full HD, HD, home, Home Cinema, Pixel, projector, review, Sony, TV, ultra hd

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