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Sharp, crisp, clear, accurate and extremely detailed picture quality. The colors are truly amazing. Benq claims this projector is capable of a billion plus colors. They mean it. I am so impressed with this projector that I have stopped mid way through my first movie on this thing (Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2) in order to write this review. The blacks and dark colors are deep and beautiful. This movie puts the colors this projector is capable of to the test. If you have ever seen it, you know exactly what I mean. I could not be happier. The best test for gaming projectors has to be first person competitive shooter's such as Battlefield. The lack of lag makes a real difference. Gaming was smooth and the picture is just as good as with movies. Graphics are well defined and beautiful. Benq recommends a screen size of 80 to 120 inches. I have my screen size set at around 150 inches on a lightly textured wall. I haven't even install my screen yet! The picture is only going to get better with a screen. Put all your apprehensions aside. You are not going to get a better home theater/gaming console for this price. It's truly unreal how good this thing is.

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.

Best deal in an Adobe RGB color space monitor. For around $500 you can analyze on screen photographs meant for print and you can see what is really being put out for web work. It also has sRGB and B&W modes. One camera store suggested that the the AdobeRGB presented by the screen is fine without even calibrating it. The 24 size works since two pages position about the right size. With a 32 you are tempted to put up three pages side by side but they are then just a little too small. Next big screen I get will be a 37 to maybe fix the three page problem. I have bought twice from BenQ, first 32 monitor died early but overall I liked it so I bought another smaller one 24 since they cleared up the problems with the system board apparently and I love the overall look and features of their equipment. The stand allows many positions and the Side Wings keep stray light off the screen so make sure you buy them too as an option on the 24 but included with the 32. Also, the controls are easier to use than on most monitors. Thank you BenQ.

If you're a photographer/videographer, once you move to this BenQ 32 screen, the size and their amazing color accuracy, you will never go back to anyone else's monitor. When I opened LR, I was blown away by the accuracy and palette, seeing color detail I had missed before. BenQ even provides a Factory Calibration Report, printed and folded in the included materials, for my screen with serial number. The Shading Hood is also very helpful in eliminating outside light and shadows. Compared to what you have invested in photography gear, this is a small relative price to reproduce your images accurately and make post that much better. No photos attached because if you need this monitor to adequate display your work!

I use the case for BENQ SP890 projector. It is perfect for the projector, light-weighted, and easy to carry.

I use this for my BenQ projector, and the 16 AWG is more than enough ! It looks great... well it is an extension cable, no big deal, it does what it has to do :) Great price for the quality! Would have paid twice the amount at my local stores.

Got this for my Benq W1100 projector. Cardboard box was wearing out, and needed something stronger.

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We watch all things video, but mostly movies. We have Satellite and Off-Air as well as internet streaming. Our first HD TV was a Samsung 56" DLP light bulb rear projection set. It was the best for HD back in 2003. After 10 years though it failed and we purchased a 70" 4K flat screen. At the time there was no large size DLP 4K sets to choose from at a price we could afford. When that set failed last December we had to find something new. Our son still had his 56" Samsung DLP LED rear projection set (he was between homes and was not using it) and we put it in our living room. Wow is all I can say. I had forgotten how great the DLP was or had gotten used to the Flat screen. Seeing this 12 year old DLP still looking great and only HD was amazing. I had seen on the internet that Samsung had come up with a new short throw projector. So I quickly researched it to see what it was about. It was just what i was looking for. We had been wanting to get a large picture size for some time but couldn't justify the cost as our flat screen was working. When it failed it was all on to find the best and largest picture. The 130" screen size was perfect for our living room. Some have said what's wrong with a 36" screen, no comment is all I can say. When purchased the new Samsung projector we purchased a 120" screen designed for Short throw projectors was ordered. It arrived the day before the projector. All of our view is unbelievable, like going to the theater only you don't drive

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Epson EpiqVision EF11 is most magnificent Laser projector I have ever tried. I used many Epson projectors, they all have their cons and pros. But this? Epson Epiq is awesome. Not only the superb quality that Epson always delivers but also the size have impressed me. Never have I seen such a terrific quality projector in such a small size. Output is great, the further away and bigger the projection screen the better is the quality. Fan is very quiet, the output speakers on Epson is plenty loud. It does come with HDMI and usb ports for pc and usbs but I much prefer and liked the function that it has MirrorCast which I am able to project my whole phone on the screen, no lag, no bugging out whatsoever. The sheer size of this projector is great for travels, especially for camps, just grab a small generator for the power. Pitched the idea of implementing this kind of projectors to my school work place and they are looking into it. Highly recommend it just because of quality and size alone.