InFocus X10

image quality, price, usability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

image quality, price, design, size, usability

67% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Good price, great picture, lots of scope for adjustment, incredibly sharp

Obsolete DarkChip1 technology, long-throw lens is difficult for small rooms

If you can look past the outdated specifications, the InFocus X10 is a fantastic projector. For a low price you get a high quality Full HD 1080p image that is vibrant and sharp. The X10's downsides are only minor in our opinion.

If I had a pound for every time I'd used the phrase ‘you only get what you pay for' in the course of my reviews for this website, I'd be a wealthy man by now. But thankfully very occasionally you stumble across a perspective-shifting product that's the...

Brilliant value for money ; Great 1080p picture quality ; Easy to setup and use

Not suited to smaller rooms ; Some motion judder ; Rainbow effect ; You'll need to tweak the projector's settings to make the most of it

InFocus has achieved an astonishing feat with the X10. At around £1,000 it's not only a great value 1080p Full HD projector - it's also boasts the kind of the brilliant picture quality that should make its more expensive rivals weep

Good price, great picture, lots of scope for adjustment, incredibly sharp

Obsolete DarkChip1 technology, long-throw lens is difficult for small rooms

A beautiful, bright DLP projection., Low-judder 24p reproduction., Top resolution., Excellent video-processing for standard signals.

Lack of versatility in the optics., Occasional line-flicker in movies., Uneven illumination., Coloration in grayscales.

Introducing the X 10 — a cheap projector with a bright, cinema-like image that’s ideal for larger rooms. But disadvantages include a lack of versatile positioning and occasional line-flicker in HDTV movies. It’s no longer rare to see LCD projectors...

Dazzling bright images and vivid colours. A sleek, ceiling-hugging design

Standard-def looks disappointing by comparison

Rustle your crisp packets and talk loud guff during the trailers, because this is the ultimate full-HD projector for a grand!

Want a real flatscreen TV? Displays don’t come any skinner or easier to store than a paper-thin projection screen – and the 1080p video from the X10 is as sharp and colourful as any LCD. InFocus X10 is tagged with Infocus, projector and black. Select a...

'Terrible' isn't quite the right adjective, 'limited' is probably better when comparing the picture size to some of its competitors. The InFocus X10 would fire a stunning 100+ inch picture from five metres but place it any closer and you get a picture...

Very bright in both best, and brightest modes ; Excellent skin tones and overall color handling ; Very sharp image ; ISF certified (has two additional user savable modes for use by ISF certified calibrators) ; Support for an anamorphic lens ; Two...

Mediocre black level performance ; Lack of a control panel on the projector (remote dependent) ; Gamma is a little low - making the image just a little flat looking (less dynamic than some others) ; Limited placement flexibility - no lens shift, and...

Considering InFocus was very late in introducing their first generation 1080p projectors, they have more than compensated. This one's a top pick, and that's why we are pleased to give it our Hot Product Award