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Sony VPL-CX5 LCD PROJECTOR XGA 5.15LB 2000 ANSI LUMENS (Sony-VPLCX5)

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Sony VPL-CX5 Review

by Richard Jantz

- The VPL-CX5 has a sleek design and unique features like a powered lens cover and an automatic, one-touch tilt adjuster. This $3399 projector's menu and navigation buttons nestle on the side of the projector, and the remote is easy to work. Though vibrant colors helped it earn high marks on our graphics tests, the Sony's scores for text display were just average.UPSHOT: The powerful, bright VPL-CX5 is appropriate for use in spacious rooms.

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