Sharp images with low black level ...

The case is quite chic, large and very high quality.
A white, simple design makes the projector Living Tough.
The Acer brings an optical lens shift in the form of two rotating wheels on the left and has thus
a certain placement flexibility.
The remote control is illuminated in blue and well structured.
It is also suitable for smaller spaces, as can already from 3 meters distance realize image widths from 2m.
Focus and zoom can be adjusted manually on the lens.
The high quality lens provides a very good sharpness at the edges.

The menu is clearly structured and there are many options:
Color space, color temperature and gamma, all you need RGB controller for white balance and precise details of
Gamma controller are available.
A color management for the calibration of all primary and secondary colors is available.

The light output has risen compared to its predecessor, which the 3D image is very well.
The contrast, however, is 50 000: 1 10 000: 1 dropped, making the tracing and image-plasticity in
very dark scenes suffers.
The black level is thus very modest. Black looks more gray and image detail in dark scenes
Flutes (Gravity, Blade Runner).
While I look at a contrast-enhancing canvas with 0.7 Gain but even here there is a lack in dark
Scenes of crispness and detail-depth.
On a white test screen (Gain: 1) the poor black level dropped to even more extreme.
The 'Dynamic Black function' can not help much since.

The volume is very pleasant even in high lamp mode.

It is amazing that I can perceive the infamous rainbow effect again when HD H9505BD.
In rapid eye movements you can clearly see a slight flickering color, what I find very disturbing.
Inexplicably, brings the Acer with no 120Hz interframe calculation more.
Predecessors possessed this feature.
Nevertheless, the representation of movement as a whole is pretty good.

3D:
The picture is nice and bright and sharp thanks to the high light output.
No ghosting, no flicker (you should change the settings of 96Hz to 144Hz necessarily).
Unfortunately, still missing the inter-frame calculation for an even smoother viewing experience.
Supports the Acer 'only' DLP Link, unfortunately no wireless / RF glasses.

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Connections:
3x HDMI inputs,
3x USB inputs
2x VGA inputs
1x S-Video
1x YUV
Jacks for audio and trigger signals
LAN interface for network connections
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Conclusion +/-:

+ Very bright
+ Chassis is well above average
+ Detail and resolution
+ Lens quality
+ Connectivity
+ 144Hz triple flash
+ Lensschift
+ Settings for Color Calibration
+ Volume
+ Shutter glasses included

- Poor black value
- 'Only' DLP Link
- Poorly controlled 'presets' factory