SIM2 M.150 da Audiocorner

By my take one advantage SIM2 may offer over the competition, are its 3D entry points. They start at under $20,000 for a single chip DLP projector and under $40,000 for a 3 chip. That's still well below the 3D entry point for, say, Runco

At $22,000 retail the MICO 50 from SIM2 wades into the LED DLP battle being the most expensive of the four current LED projectors on the market today. However, the MICO 50's build quality and internal structure is far superior to the plastic-fantastic...

Richly coloured ; Sharp pictures ; Nicely designed chassis ; Enormous setup flexibility

Bland remote control ; Uninviting onscreen menu

I'll conclude, then, with my original gut feeling – that the Mico 40 is a stunning projector for its money, and one that even lets you feel good about your carbon footprint while you're using it.

The MICO 50 might be Sim2’s first foray into LED waters, but the Italian brand has absolutely nailed it. With its amazing build quality, excellent custom install flexibility, extreme colour management and almost other-worldly picture quality, it's an...