Casio XJ-H2650

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Pros:

High-quality data image. Low running cost. Highest resolution available on Casio projectors plus high brightness.

Cons:

High initial cost. 3D works only over VGA connection

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Last revision on November 21, 2014

Reviewers Liked

High-quality data image. Low running cost. Highest resolution available on Casio projectors plus high brightness

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High initial cost. 3D works only over VGA connection

Expert reviews and ratings

The Casio XJ-H2650 delivers a bright, high-quality data image along with a low running cost and the ecological benefits that go with Casio's solid state light...

By PC Mag on September 28, 2012

in addition to notable features like excellent data image quality and conveniences like Wi-Fi support and the ability to read files from a USB memory key, the The Casio XJ-H2650'slight source, is responsible for some of the projector's key...

By ProjectorCentral on August 20, 2012

As its predecessors demonstrated, the Casio XJ-H2650 would be a fine choice for the school district or business that are heavy users and therefore need to keep maintenance costs at a minimum. Most lamps are replaced at around 3000 hours. Should the...

By Projectors at Projector Reviews on May 16, 2013