La DV3250 en acción, no parece estar mal

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Y ahí va una review para pasar mejor el verano.



SteveW70
20-06-2005, 09:55 AM
Ok,
Sorry for the delay but due to other work commitments only fitted it yesterday, anyway as promised here's a review on the BenQ DV3250. Can I just say that the following comments are only my opinion so here goes...

1. Build Quality and Aesthetics - Impressed with the quality of the unit when first taking it out of the box. Felt very solid, certainly no flimsy plastic bits and looks very nice aswell with its matt silver finish. Good solid stand which is easily removable with 4 screws.

2. Whats in the box - Didn't have a long time looking at the manual but certainly seemed quite comprehensive (much better than my V7 one anyway). Also comes with a little warranty booklet which had lots of numbers in it depending on which country you were in so I think thats a good sign as it could be an indication that they have a good service network. Came with 3 power leads(1 x UK type, 1 x US type and 1 x Euro type) which I thought was a bit of a waste. Connections wise all it came with was 1 RF Co-ax lead and thats it!! but as I never use the leads supplied it didn't concern me anyway.
The remote seems pretty solid and the TV responded quickly to any presses.

3. Sound - Really impressed with this. Both me and my mate couldn't believe how good the sound was from the TV. Powerful speakers that when turned up loud did not distort and plenty of adjustments in the set up menu to play around with such as Treble, Mid-treble, Bass and Mid-bass to name but a few.

4. PQ (probably the most important) - Very very good indeed. Now admittedly I was only feeding the set with Sky+ and DVD so I can't comment on how the set handles a standard RF analogue feed but we were really impressed with the picture quality. Sky+ via RGB Scart crystal clear, good skin tones bright vibrant colours. Watched some tennis, golf and football (all be it Womens, LOL, sorry couldn't resist) and could see no motion blur or smearing on fast moving objects, well defined edges and no colour bleeding.
DVD @ 576 progressive via component even better. It gave a beautiful smooth, clear picture with good blacks - I could still see plenty of detail in dark scenes, an overall lovely smooth 3D image.
All this was without changing one setting in the menu and when you look at the options it would be impossible, I feel, not to get a picture you would like. Apart from the normal colour, contrast and brightness settings there is also, Colour temp, backlight, tint and you can seperately adjust red, green, blue and white levels!!

All in all I think for £899-00 this TV is excellent value for money but I suppose that only time will tell.

Anyway hope this helps anybody toying with the idea of getting this set. I probably didn't have a long enough play to find any cons but i'm sure my mate will keep me posted and i'll do the same here.

Bye Bye.


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