digitalversus.com Updated:
2016-12-12 02:46:04
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Smooth Screen Given that the LCD panels in tri-LCD projectors are not perfectly aligned, the projection matrix is sometimes visible. This means that a grid can be seen on the projected image, either faintly or more noticeably. Smooth Screen technology...
Pluses, Design & handling, Video noise very well handled, Very good DVD upscaling to 720p, Quiet dynamic iris, 27.5 dB recorded when in operation...
Minuses, Price a little high for a 720p projector, Matrix visible very occasionally, Uneven picture sharpness not great for office computing...
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As we welcome the award-winning Panasonic back to the fold, we're reminded how this machine rewrote the rulebook for sub-$3000 projector performance.It stopped us in our tracks with a picture quality hitherto unseen at this price, and it's fair to say...
In AV terms this unit has been around a while, yet for the most part it’s refusing to show its relative age: still great value...
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avreview.co.uk Updated:
2016-12-12 02:46:06
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The AX200 isn't wholly without appeal, as we'd expect of a Panasonic projector. Its pictures are bright (so much so that it can be used in ambient light), its colours are really vibrant and pure, and its images look unusually satisfying with most console games.
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This machine rewrote the rulebook for sub-£1000 projector performance. In fact, it stopped us in our tracks with a picture quality unseen at this price.There’s not much to get excited about before you see the PT-AX200E in action; Panasonic opts for sen...
Simple set-up. Punchy, dynamic colours. Good contrast levels and insight...
Not a Full HD spec. Occasional lattice effect apparent...
So old it can get a free bus pass, but still great value and for the most part doesn’t show its age in any way...
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igizmo.co.uk Updated:
2016-12-12 02:46:10
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It may be big and ugly but it’s easy to setup and has stunning picture quality Stunning picture detail / bright No SCART / boxy-looking The off-white finish will help the PT-AX200E blend into most living rooms, which is no bad thing as it’s huge – and...
Stunning picture detail, bright...
No SCART, boxylooking...
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gadgetguy.com.au Updated:
2016-12-12 02:46:15
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Thomas BartlettIll make no secret of it: for the past few years my favourite budget 720p projector has been whatever the current Panasonic model has been, ever since the PT-AE500 projector. The PT-AX200 is the fourth replacement since then and, like e...
Easy installation with wide zoom and lens shift, fully supports 1080p24 for smooth high definition images, no screen door effect at all.
Image can seem a touch softer due to lack of screen door effect.
Note: This projector was reviewed in comparison to 4 others as part of the Into the light - 5 projectors reviewed article.
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Panasonic's new AX200 continues a trend of annual updates to the company's highly successful line of mid-range high definition projectors. Providing top-shelf video quality and tonnes of features for a low price, these projectors sell themselves. The AX20...
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Panasonics PT-AX200E projector is great for both viewing data and movies thanks to impressive image quality and unaltered colour reproduction, but lacks Full HD output.
Great colour reproduction, impressively clean image quality...
Heavy and bulky, only 720p The Final Word Panasonics PT-AX200E projector is great for both viewing data and movies thanks to impressive image quality and unaltered colour reproduction, but lacks Full HD output.
Panasonics PT-AX200E projector is great for both viewing data and movies thanks to impressive image quality and unaltered colour reproduction, but lacks Full HD output.
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2016-12-12 02:46:22
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The PT-AX200E is one of the brightest 720p home cinema projectors weve seen thanks to its 2,000 lumens lamp. This extra brightness means the projector is more flexible than most. For example, you can enjoy films, sports and games in daylight withou...
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Panasonic more than most has set its crosshairs on the HD gamer, and with the LCD-driven AX200E it has made a model fit for the job.The AX200E is no lightweight. As well as being a large projector, it also boasts lots of connections, with two HDMI inpu...
Two HDMI inputs, Living room-friendly setup, Great picture, Excellent ‘game’ mode...
Average contrast (despite the claims), Bulky design...
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As we welcome the Award-winning Panasonic back to the fold, we're reminded how this machine rewrote the rulebook for sub-£1000 projector performance.It stopped us in our tracks with a picture quality hitherto unseen at this price, and it's fair to say...
Simple setup, punchy, dynamic colours, good contrast levels and insight...
Not a Full HD spec, occasional lattice effect apparent...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2016-12-12 02:46:25
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The Panasonic PT-AX200E replaces the PT-AX100E projector. The new model keeps the excellent picture quality and ease of use that impressed us on its predecessor, and drops the price AU$550. DesignThis is not a portable projector. At 395mm by 300mm by 1...
Accurate colour reproduction, Impressive image quality...
Plain design, Big and heavy, 720p only...
The Panasonic PT-AX200E is an easy to use, flexible projector that provides excellent resolution for both data and movies. However, this powerful unit is only a minor, if cheaper, upgrade of its predecessor and lacks full high definition.
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Panasonic PT-AX200 By Jamie Gemming February 2008 Panasonic PT-AX200 projector. $2999. Just like a good novel I usually try and keep the outcome of my review a surprise till near the end but with this projector I know I’ll be screaming “bloody...
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Gamingnexus.com Updated:
2011-09-23 07:32:56
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As I was preparing for my CES 2008 appointments, there was one visit in particular that I couldn’t get out of my thoughts. It was the Panasonic Projector meeting I had scheduled, where I was slated to take a look at their newly branded “gaming” project...
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about.com Updated:
2011-09-23 07:33:01
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Having reviewed the PT-AX100U, the predecessor of the PT-AX200U, I was already familiar with its basic features, functions, and physical layout. What separates the two, besides the lower price for the AX200U, is an additional HDMI input (bringing the n...
Excellent Image Quality for the price No visible LCD screen door effect, 2 HDMI ver 1.3 Inputs Accepts 1080p/60 and 1080p/24 source signals, High lumen output produces bright images for large rooms and screen sizes, Game Mode enhances black level and c...
1080i and 1080p input signals scaled to 720p for screen display, No Motorized Zoom or Focus Function must be done manually at lens, No separate DVI input (HDMI inputs can be used using DVI/HDMI Converter cable), Larger footprint than many projectors in...
At an MSRP of $1,999, the Panasonic PT-AX200U 3LCD projector is an upgrade of its popular PT-AX100U, which I reviewed previously. Two improvements include better detail performance with dark scenes and better motion response for video game play. With i...
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The Panasonic PT-AX200U is a three-panel LCD projector with 720p resolution. Although 720p is not as high a resolution as 1080i (converts to 1080p by the projector), the difference is minimal depending on how large your screen is and how far away you...
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Since we posted the review of the Panasonic PT-AX200, many have been asking how it stacks up against the formidable Sanyo PLV-Z5. Both of these models are 720p resolution LCD projectors and they are selling for similar prices, so putting them side by side...
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I experienced a sense of deja vu when I opened up the PT-AX200U projector, took some photos and set it up in my theater room. The chassis and feel of the unit was nearly identical to the PT-AX100U I had reviewed last year. In fact, the only physical di...
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Last fall, with the release of the PT-AX100U, Panasonic introduced a new concept as far as home theater projectors are concerned—they boosted potential light output to 2000 ANSI lumens and incorporated a sensor to measure ambient light. With this inform...
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tipa.com Updated:
2016-12-12 02:46:13
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The Panasonic PT-AX200E digital projector is ideal for viewing movies or for use as a ‘digital slide projector’. The powerful 2,000-lumen brightness and new Light Harmonizer 2 technology make it easy for people to enjoy vibrant, dynamic images, even i...
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homecinemachoice.com Updated:
2016-12-12 02:46:23
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Our love of all things full HD has led us in recent times to concentrate predominantly on high-spec, high-cost projectors. So we figured it was high time we got our hands on a more affordable projection solution for a change. And without doubt the most in...
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We couldnt wait to get our hands on the Panasonic PT-AX200E. We opened the box and got fairly dissapointed. OK OK it wasnt bad but it wasnt anough of a change in my book. The unit has the same specifications and features as the AX100. The difference...
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Weve had the pleasure of working with the AX200U and it looks to be another winner from Panasonic. Of particular note is its outstanding display of HD movies from HD DVD and Blu-ray. Believe it or not, even though the display is native 720p resolution, th...
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