200 Inch Electric Projector Screen

This projector is now installed on my ceiling, and is for home theater use with a 100 inch screen. I have had it about a week now and am completely blown away. Until now my only exposure to 3D has been in movie theaters. The HD66 is comparable to this experience, mostly limited by my sound system. You do have to adjust the factory settings but when done WOW. The only negative I have is it requires the use of an adapter (3D-XL) to view Bluray 3D movies. However, for a combined price of less than a grand, it can't be beat. I would highly recommend its purchase by others.

We use this for a movie and game projector on a 100 inch (diag) screen. We have been hooked since day one and really have no complaints! Very easy to set up and use and the picture is fantastic. I researched for a long time before buying and B&H photo had the lowest price. Very happy customer overall!!

So I purchased this projector as an upgrade from my BenQ HT2150ST and I am absolutely impressed. I loved the gaming features of the 2150 and with the added native 4k resolution of the TK700STI along with the low latency for my gaming needs my PC game not only respond quickly but look absolutely amazing and I am able to use the full potential of my RTX-3080 GPU. I also decided to upgrade my screen from an automatic 100 inch screen to a fixed 120 inch screen and again I am completely impressed with what this projector can do. I was very pleased with the included QS01 HDMI Media Streaming device but honestly find myself streaming most of my content through my PC. Installation was very simple as long as you are good with a few tools and making sure everything is level and in its correct place. BenQ also has you covered in that department with their projector mounting instructions. I was able to mount mine to the ceiling and not need to use any of the keystone adjustments. That allows me to achieve the max latency possible with the device. I strongly recommend that this projector be among everyone's comparison list while the are shopping for a new projector.

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] LG once again brings the big throw back with the stunning Ultra Short Throw 0.19 inch CineBeam 4K Projector. We all have that Guy on the block that trounces on having the biggest TV on the block. But Boy no one is talking about him after this beautiful 120" Wall Projector on my block. Lets talk about this exuberating LG CineBeam projector that's making headlines on my block. The LG CineBeam 4K HU915QB projector comes beautifully packaged with the Magic Remote control which LG owners are very familiar with. I love the magic remote that brings air mouse and gesture control via Bluetooth. I mean its like holding a computer mouse but its all wireless and you wave and scroll through the projector like you would on your computer. The HU915QB Pojector is a stylish yet eloquent design that blends right with your stand albeit when you turn off the lights. Sitting discretely on the right black and grey shaded stand just makes it disappear as if it is part of the furniture. Where the Projector shines in is at its impressive output of 3000 lumens giving you very bright pictures. I would have the projector on in the day time and it would display its crisp picture. This Bad Boy comes built-in with a 40 watt two-channel sound system giving it ample amount cinematic experience . Along with this great package the projector comes with 3 HDMI ports of two which are HDMI 2.0 and the remaining as HDMI 2.1. A ethernet port, Dolby Atmos out and 2 usb connections. I'd have to say, having this projector when my friends came over for a game night just blew them away. I mean to their amazement they could not believe that a projector can just sit in front of a wall like a tv would and display a ginormous 120 inch picture. I noticed that my friends could be sitting anywhere in the living room and they could not be missing anything.

i was awestruck with the quality of this projector. it is even better compared to the 120" inch model.

I installed them next to my projector screen and they sound great.

In 1969 I saw a solid-body electric guitar with a three-inch amplifier built into the face of the guitar. The tiny speaker was powered by a nine-volt battery inserted in the back of the instrument. Fantastic, I thought, why don't they make a suction-cup amp that sticks onto the face of the guitar? A zillion years later they did and it is fine.

I am using the Logan Electric A7A with a copy stand, a 36 megapixel digital camera, and a macro lens to scan old 2-1/4 x 2-1/4 inch slides. A mask cut from black construction paper serves to block the portion of the 4 x 5 inch light table that lies outside the slide. The results are surprisingly good; and true scanners for 2-1/4 x 2-1/4 inch slides are both difficult to find and prohibitively expensive. It would be easy to scan 4 x 5 inch transparencies in the same way.

Anyone looking to extend there monitor onto a TV screen or projector this is the way to go.