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AVForums Editor's Choice Award for Best 4K Projector 2019 JVC's DLA-N7B

The JVC DLA-N7B is a superb native 4K projector that delivers stunning SDR, HDR and 3D images.

AVForums Best in Class Award JVC's DLA-NX9B

This new flagship introduces a brand new projector chassis over the outgoing X-series e-shift 4K models, with a much larger case and huge lens assembly and opening.

AVForums Editor's Choice Award for Best Premium 4K Projector 2019 JVC's DLA-NX9B

It is expensive, but in its market segment, the JVC DLA-NX9 adds a new approach to HDR which actually really works to raise the picture quality of a projector with the format.

Home Cinema Choice Best Buy Award JVC's DLA-N5

JVC has gone native (4K) with its ‘mainstream’ D-ILA projectors. John Archer dims the lights and drools.

AVForums Best in Class Award JVC's DLA-N7B

The N7 delivers the best HDR images we have seen to date from a projector. It's well made, has a great new remote control, fully-spec'd HDMI inputs and a comprehensive set of features.

Home Cinema Choice Recommended Award DLA-N7B

Home Cinema Choice Recommended Award JVC's DLA-N7B

JVC extends its lineup of native 4K projectors in the shape of the DLA-N7B. Steve Withers from Home Cinema Choice investigates.

AVForums Editor's Choice Award for Best Home Cinema Projector 2018 JVC's DLA-X7900

The JVC DLA-X7900 was launched last December and is still our reference point when it comes to comparison reviews.

Home Cinema Choice Best Buy Award

Take a walk on the dark side. Much improved processing joins class-leading black levels to deliver JVC’s most compelling and current-feeling mid-range projector since the arrival of 4K.

DLA-Z1 – AV Forums - Editor's Choice – Best Projector Innovation

The Z1 is an impressive piece of technology, delivering the most breathtaking HDR images seen from a projector.

DLA-X5900 – AV Forums - Editor's Choice – Best Projector Over £3,000

Accepts a full 4K/60p 4:4:4 signal, supports High Dynamic Range (HDR10 and Hybrid Log-Gamma), Wide Colour Gamut (WCG) and 10-bit video. It’s attractively designed, has an excellent feature set that includes a low input lag mode, calibration controls and a motorised lens memory. The X5900 also has JVC’s superb black levels and contrast performance.