BenQ W2720i
Idéal pour : Idéal pour un usage mixte privilégiant le cinéma, sur un écran d’environ 100 pouces et dans une pièce adaptée à la projection.
En bref : Le consensus Reddit décrit le BenQ W2720i comme un vidéoprojecteur polyvalent, particulièrement convaincant pour les films grâce à son image nette et ses couleurs justes. Sa luminosité et son contraste divisent davantage, surtout en HDR sur très grand écran, tandis que son prix peut dépasser certains budgets.
Au-delà de ce modèle, la marque BenQ (toutes gammes) recueille 53 % d'avis positifs sur 236 utilisateurs Reddit. Ce signal marque ne compte pas dans la note du modèle ci-dessus.
Points forts
Bonne qualité d’image
17 5
« Not even in comparison to a JVC NZ500, but even to a BenQ W2720i and Epson LS11000. » Voir l’avis
« It uses the latest 0.47" DMD chip, combined with BenQ's color-tuning tech and the newest AI features, giving you the best movie-watching experience. » Voir l’avis
« The W2720i is equally good for gaming but has a better overall Picture (Contrast!). » Voir l’avis
Points faibles
Luminosité limitée
1 3
« The guy who does the review says in a comment that the 2720 is pretty much the same as the w4000 picture wise apart from a significant drop in brightness .. so expect same contrast » Voir l’avis
« I have found w2720i yesterday and it also catched my eye, it's a bit dimmer than x3100i but 400€ cheaper, better contrast and has more cinema modes - it would be easier if there was more youtube… » Voir l’avis
« 4k and it’s more of a home theater projector so the image is dimmer but you’d probably get better black levels and less apparent screen texture. » Voir l’avis
| Critère | Note /10 | Ce qu'en dit le consensus |
|---|---|---|
| Luminosité | 4.7 | Les utilisateurs Reddit la jugent suffisante pour 100 pouces, mais plus limitée pour le HDR et les très grandes images. |
| Image | 7.3 | Le rendu est décrit comme net, colorimétriquement juste et cinématographique, malgré des réserves sur le contraste et l’effet arc-en-ciel. |
| Installation | 7.4 | Le rapport de projection facilite les grandes diagonales dans certaines pièces étroites, mais la plage de recul doit être vérifiée précisément. |
| Prix | 2.1 | Son positionnement peut sembler intéressant face à certains modèles plus chers, mais il reste hors budget pour plusieurs utilisateurs. |
| Bruit | 9.9 | Le W2720i est décrit comme très silencieux par les utilisateurs Reddit. |
| Connectique | 9.8 | Les fonctions HDMI 2.1 modernes sont particulièrement appréciées. |
Avis Reddit
16 avis analysés · Positifs 9 Neutres 1 Négatifs 3
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Keyrron 🇬🇧
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Mission-Ingenuity-69 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · I've just ordered a BenQ W2720i... Really interested in your feedback on this one. Looks to be one of the only home theater models at its price point. Am a little concerned about BenQ returning to the .47”… the .65” did a lot to improve contrast. Hopefully this isn’t a step back. The German site mentioned 1000:1 native which isn’t great… I’m getting over 1800:1 from the HT2060 and the HT4540i (w4000i) I measured around 1300:1 depending on the picture mode.
r/projectors · Upgrading from BenQ HT2050A after 4,000 hours — Need advice on next projector For 100” screen you don’t need a lot of lumens. I’ve also reviewed the W2720i and it’s still hanging in my theater. I would say it’s 3/4 of a W4100i. So a little less lumen output (though it will still muscle a 100” screen), a little less contrast, a little less color gamut. Though it’s actually sharper than the W4100i by a hair. It’s effectively the replacement for the HT3560– but being 4LED it’s a lot brighter and more colorful than that model. It would be a definite upgrade from the HT2050A. Also, I see you’re worried about fan noise— the 2720i is very quiet. If you want to save even more I would also recommend looking at the X500i as it is essentially the 4K version of the HT2060 which replaced the 2050A. Don’t let the ‘gamer’ moniker fool you it’s a fine cinema projector. It has really good contrast but is a bit dimmer than the 2720i. Still, will be more than sufficient for a 100” screen. Negatives is it’s short throw only and no lens shift which is a bummer. The chassis is also a little louder than the 2720i especially on high lamp mode.
r/projectors · <2000€ 4k/1080p Projector for non-optimal Home Cinema It kills me BenQ never released a standard throw version of the x500i. That model has better contrast/blacks than the vast majority of DLPs outside some of the new triple laser USTs (for whatever reason USTs perform well above their more conventional siblings in this area). I feel your pain. Am anxiously awaiting the W2720i to see what BenQ has done with it but I have concerns about the move back to .47” from .65” especially with their 4LED light engine. All their models so far have used the .65 to good effect. It feels a bit like the availability of affordable 98/100” flat panels has killed the middle market of home theater projectors. The X3000/X3100i (I reviewed the 3000 way back) are very bright, decent contrast— at the time I reviewed the 3000i I remarked on it’s contrast but that was when the average lamp based RGBW 4k DLP was doing around 1000:1 with poor color and around half that with accurate color. The 1200:1 of the X3000i combined with its insane lumen output was a revelation. Then came along the HT2060/TH690ST. (Another model I reviewed— you can find over at AVS) Both 1080p models. Both significantly dimmer than the X3000/3100. But both with WAY better contrast/blacks. I measured the HT2060 over 1900:1 depending on picture mode. I’m still using an HT2060 in my basement home theater and prefer it for PS5 games. The contrast is simply better than everything below the UB Epsons. Despite the ability to accept 4K/HDR I run the 2060 as an Hd/rec709 unit. Then BenQ dropped the Ht4550i. Reliability issues aside this is still my favorite DLP that has ever been released. I wept quietly when mine bit the dust a couple months ago. Contrast was closer to the X3000i (around 1300:1) but a variety of picture enhancements including the first usable application of their smarteco dimming feature, a clever ‘local contrast’ enhancer and hands down the best HDR tone mapping I’ve seen this side of a JVC— stellar projector. For Bluray I would still pick the HT2060 for it’s deeper blacks but for all things 4K it was simply the best I’ve seen at it’s price and you get even more output than the X3000– huge screens welcome. I never reviewed the X500i but every article I read seems to indicate it pairs the contrast/blacks of the HT2060/TH690ST with the HDR tone mapping of the 4550i. That’s a winner in my book. But apparently not in BenQ’s— they swapped the X label on it, equipped it with a Short throw lens and sold it as a gaming projector. Remember how I said large TVs were killing mid range home theater projectors? The X500i as well as the Viewsonic X series models are my chalk outline. These SHOULD have longer lenses and SHOULD be sold as bargain HT models with premium performance. But the manufacturers felt the need to slap the ‘gamer’ label on them. No faith to seek them to the HT crowd who, they must assume, have either moved WAY up market or have given up and bought a large flat panel. Pisses me off. I want a solid state 4K projector with good contrast, good HDR tone mapping and a little bit of flexibility in the lens (1.3X zoom and a 10% vertical lens shift is perfect). I don’t need a ton of lumens as I have a blacked out room. I want to pay around $2K. The X500i would be perfect with a different lens. I love love love love the 4550i but it’s $3000 and overkill for my 100” screen. The X3100i is nice— but I want better contrast/blacks. Epson has abandoned this price category and is still hawking the aging lamp based 3800 and the hilariously old 4010. Optoma has nothing in the range. Sony algae abandoned the mid/low price tiers. JVC was never there. It sucks. It really does feel I’m being pushed to buy a big Tv. And then there’s the w2720i. Super curious on this one as it might determine my next display purchase and if I abandon front projection in the cinema.
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Lollerscooter 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · I've just ordered a BenQ W2720i... The guy who does the review says in a comment that the 2720 is pretty much the same as the w4000 picture wise apart from a significant drop in brightness .. so expect same contrast
r/projectors · BenQ W2720i vs Hisense C2 Ultra and color gamut vs accuracy I don't know for sure, but from other reviews it seems that most of the laser projectors can be calibrated to quite accurate, so yes, but with caveats. Benq makes sure that the unit is accurate before shipping which is a big plus, as most people never touch the color settings.
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After-Independent-81 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Help! 4K Gaming/Cinema Setup (EU) - €2000 Budget - Avoiding Laser Speckle BenQ TK705i / W2720i, 100" @ 2.214\~2.878 M, accoording to your floor plan, maybe fit into your distance with side projection. BenQ W4100i is over your budget, but fit to your distance.
r/projectors · <2000€ 4k/1080p Projector for non-optimal Home Cinema Based on your post, it seems like you're leaning toward a projector for "watching movies." In that case, I'd recommend going with the W2720i. It uses the latest 0.47" DMD chip, combined with BenQ's color-tuning tech and the newest AI features, giving you the best movie-watching experience. If you're planning to game, then you might want to consider the X3100i instead.
r/projectors · Time to replace my projector (help me pick) W2720i has better color performance, especially in dark detail. TK710 has higher birghtness to gainst eveiroment. so choose it based on your room light.
r/projectors · <2000€ 4k/1080p Projector for non-optimal Home Cinema so strong sugget W2720i. the picture color is perfect for movie watching
r/projectors · Projector selection: valerion pro, benq w2720i, tk710 If you’ve got a dedicated home theater room, I’d actually recommend going with the BenQ W2720i. It comes with GCE/LCE, and while the spec sheet numbers might not look super impressive on paper, the onboard AI processing does some serious magic. It makes the image *feel* way punchier—blacks look deeper, highlights pop more, and you still get fine details like clouds in a blue sky or the texture on a black suit. It’s kinda wild when you see it in action.
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TechNick1-1 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Looking for a projector for both gaming and movies/tv. Benq x3100i? The W2720i is equally good for gaming but has a better overall Picture (Contrast!).
r/projectors · Which ones better for 3d popout intensity? Benq w4100i or optoma hd30hdr? The W4100 nor the Optoma will work with your UST Screen! 3D: [https://geizhals.eu/optoma-hz146x-w-e9pd7kk01ez1e-a3059964.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk](https://geizhals.eu/optoma-hz146x-w-e9pd7kk01ez1e-a3059964.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk) [https://geizhals.eu/optoma-hz40hdr-e9pd7kk01ez14kh-a3012127.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk](https://geizhals.eu/optoma-hz40hdr-e9pd7kk01ez14kh-a3012127.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk) 4K & 3D: [https://geizhals.eu/benq-tk705i-a3604553.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk](https://geizhals.eu/benq-tk705i-a3604553.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk) [https://geizhals.eu/benq-w2720i-a3344499.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk](https://geizhals.eu/benq-w2720i-a3344499.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk) [https://geizhals.eu/benq-x3100i-a3088575.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk](https://geizhals.eu/benq-x3100i-a3088575.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=eu&hloc=pl&hloc=uk) BenQ W4100 They ALL will NOT work with your UST Screen!
r/projectors · Horizon 20, Nexigo Trivision or Benq W2720i or…? RGB Laser Speckle will be worse on your Wall than on a PROPER Screen. The TK710 and the W2720 can do 3D! I would get the W2720 with a proper 135" Screen! Or the TK710 with a 150" Screen - which would be WAY too big for your viewing distance!
r/projectors · 4k projector Its also not a good Screen... Can´t you go at least 100" with a better Screen? BenQ TK705 with a better Screen will give you better results than to spend the whole Money on a X3100 f.e. Next Step up would be the BenQ W2720i - but I would not waste it on this Screen either.
r/projectors · Projector for 3D home theater around 2000€? (BenQ W2720i?) Nope, in the EU the 2720 would be your best bet within your Budget.
r/projectors · Viewsonic px749-4k vs Benq tk710-4k vs w2720i I personally would get a X3100. Second choice would be the 2720. 4LED (RGB+ LED) is preferable to a Single Laser with Phosphorwheel like the TK710.
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Marcus_K_L 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Confused between BenQ tk710 and Xgimi Horizon 20 Base. Budget is a bit weird in India since the prices have a lot of import duties included but the tk705 falls well within my budget but the w2720i is outside.
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Realistic-Ad8620 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · BenQ w2720i rainbow effect is killing me! Any similar projector recommendations? You convinced me to try my next experiment: Nexigo TriVision ALPD. It's an easy thing to try with Amazon's return policy and is a hair cheaper than the BenQ.
r/projectors · BenQ w2720i rainbow effect is killing me! Any similar projector recommendations? I am still pleased with the LifeStudio Flex Plus. Coming directly from the BenQ W2720i, I was a bit disappointed in the sharpness of the video. However, after a bit of time with the projector it doesn't bother me anymore. It is still more sharp than my previous Nexigo PJ40. That being said, for the price point the PJ40 is plenty sharp for a 1080p projector. Mine started showing signs of impending self destruction around the 2 year mark. I think it is reasonable to ask 1-2 years out of the thing. I'm with you on being disappointed that they aren't more RBE-free options out there!
r/projectors · BenQ w2720i rainbow effect is killing me! Any similar projector recommendations? I've been using the TriVision for almost 2 weeks now and just got done packing it back into the box for return. I think the RBE was a little bit worse than the BenQ, but the decision to return it was pushed forward by a few other things: \* I have a bunch of items plugged into a power strip and I usually turn the whole lot off when I'm done. The TriVision powers up AND turns on every time I flip the switch. So after powering up I have to get the remote and turn it back off. Which brings me to the second point... \* The "boot" process is slow. A touch long for my liking. All I want is an HDMI input. All the extra Android stuff isn't necessary and undoubtedly adds to the boot time. \* The remote is so annoying! It isn't especially sensitive and has to be aimed at the back of the unit. \* The hundred pound power brick is undesirable for ceiling mounting. \* Subjective, but I don't care for the square blocky look when mounted on the ceiling. I knew it going in, but they definitely geared the device towards setting up and putting away regularly. On the plus side, the colours really seem to pop on the Nexigo vs the BenQ. Out-of-the-box they seem unnaturally.. colourful, though. I had to make some tweaks to the settings until I was satisfied. So the BenQ will go back up for now. It has a longer return window, so I can still think on this.
r/projectors · BenQ w2720i rainbow effect is killing me! Any similar projector recommendations? The price point for a pre-owned Epson 5050ub is about the same as the BenQ. I'll do some research. I must be an outlier, looking for a RBE-free projector with not-too-bright LED lighting :)
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1247C47 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Need help choosing projector 3 to 5.5K budget I live in the €3k price bracket, and for what the W4100i offers in terms of color and sharpness, it's just fantastic. I just didn't need the brightness which is why I went W2720i, because I don't mind the black levels at all. My cinema experience still looks better than my local cinema, so that's my benchmark, and of course my opinion is tainted by that. I don't know what I'm missing out on, because I haven't had a more expensive projector in my room, but I know because people speak so highly of them, that JVC/Sony are in a league of their own. That said, I have seen comparisons between a high end JVC, I believe the NZ9, vs a LS12000, and much preferred the image of the LS12000. In other words, I'm leaning way more towards high color brightness, and high HDR impact.
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General_Use1576 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · I've just ordered a BenQ W2720i... Test here with real measurements (French + English) : [https://www.mondoprojos.fr/2025/02/02/test-benq-w2720i/](https://www.mondoprojos.fr/2025/02/02/test-benq-w2720i/) 1400 Lumens, contrast 620:1
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SirGorn 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Hisense C2 vs Benq X3100i I am looking for the same projectors as you and x3100i is my top 1 for now because I need lens shift and it has ton of it - because keystone always introduce additional input lag, and quality of image degrades. I have found w2720i yesterday and it also catched my eye, it's a bit dimmer than x3100i but 400€ cheaper, better contrast and has more cinema modes - it would be easier if there was more youtube comparisons.
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popopopopopopopopoop 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Hisense C2 vs Benq X3100i You should be a projector salesman haha. I'm now seriously considering the Valerion pro2 but Hookup mentioned that the input lag diybles with keystone which I'd sadly need to use with my setup. The w2720i which you suggested looks fantastic but not many reviews. Think it might be a winner though as could probably get it for £2k with 5-6year warranty and love that it's got a lot a lens shift. That AI colour adjustment mode could be really handy too as I am crap at adjusting colours. Again many thanks for the detailed advice here!
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Fluffy-Village-109 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Choosing a video projector for a semi-lit room I’d seen it myself; I’m concerned about the low contrast... wdyt?
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gonnabuysomewindows 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Projector for 3D home theater around 2000€? (BenQ W2720i?) It doesn’t have a crazy long throw, so if anything be careful you don’t put it too FAR away. Might’ve learned this lesson yesterday, but only had to do a minor software crop. Didn’t seem to have an effect on input lag thankfully.
r/projectors · BenQ TK705STi vs BenQ TK710STi for a first projector Ah. Last week it was discounted for prime days down to 1529 usd before tax. I’ve been liking it a lot. Love the modern hdmi 2.1 features and that the colors are spot on out of the box. Nice to not have to worry about laser speckle. I just need to get blinds in my basement…
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Appropriate_Baker_59 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · BenQ TK705STi vs BenQ TK710STi for a first projector I did consider it briefly but discarded it almost immediately as it was a bit out of my price range (1.500€/1,700€ max). How are you finding it?
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AV_Integrated 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · BenQ X3100i vs BenQ W2720i The x3100i is a good projector, but it doesn't have the shadow details and black levels of competing products. Including their own. The 2720i, would maybe be a bit better. The w4100i would be a better choice. There are other choices as well which would be better overall. Still, I wouldn't sweat it and you should try calibration if you can do so. Adjusting brightness, contrast, and gamma can make a big difference in your on-screen quality. As well, as I'm sure you know, a completely dark room is critical to best results.
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SeasonAfraid676 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Best projector (movies & gaming) for mixed use room under $3k? If movies are your top priority, you can consider the BenQ W2720i. It’s a really nice middle ground between the Epson 5050UB and gaming-focused models more cinematic and color-accurate than most gaming projectors, but still modern, sharp, and great for mixed use. Since you mentioned you’d trade some gaming performance for better movie quality, I think it fits your use case very well.
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Imrahil1 🇬🇧
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r/hometheater · Tried upgrading my theater setup and made everything worse, I'm stuck and I don't know what compromise to go with. That one is definitely the most interesting I've seen. Price is a bit more, but it seems like a solid option. Maybe I will look into it more.
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MundanePomegranate79 🇬🇧
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r/hometheater · Tried upgrading my theater setup and made everything worse, I'm stuck and I don't know what compromise to go with. What about something like the BenQ W2720i? 4k and it’s more of a home theater projector so the image is dimmer but you’d probably get better black levels and less apparent screen texture. Should be able to do 100” from 8 ft.
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PlayStationPepe 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Advice for setup upgrade over a BenQ w1070 in 2026 Ah you’re correct. My apologies for leaving that one out. So between these would really come down to the specific features you’re looking for. Dolby Vision support on the Horizon 20 would be a plus vs HDR10+ & HLG on the BenQ Triple Laser on the Horizon 20 vs 4LED on the BenQ The BenQ W2720i would give you a more natural look film look vs a punchier color look on the Horizon 20 I also like the center lens design which might make placement for your room easier. Can’t go wrong with either of these tbh.
r/projectors · Advice for setup upgrade over a BenQ w1070 in 2026 For pure Movie Quality: Go with the BenQ W2720i For Gaming + Movies: The BenQ X3100i is the most versatile. For the best possible Theater experience: Source a Used Epson 5050UB.
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UnlikelyLikably 🇬🇧
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r/xgimi · Rainbow Effect : BenQ W4100i vs. XGIMI Horizon 20 Base/Pro/Max I hands-on compared W4100i vs. Horizon 20 Max 2 days ago. I was very surprised to find that I experienced way less RBE on the W4100i. I have previously seen the W2720i and according to my memory RBE was much more pronounced. If you care about 3D though, RBE was pretty bad with 3D on W4100i. I'm not sure how Benq managed to achieve this, I am not aware of any RBE reduction tech built in?
r/projectors · Visionmaster pro 2 vs TK710sti Be aware of dithering artifacts with the TK710. I'd choose W2720i instead.
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Minckial 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Help! 4K Gaming/Cinema Setup (EU) - €2000 Budget - Avoiding Laser Speckle According to projector central I'd need a disance of 1.6m to get a 90" inch image (or 1.7m for 100") which is right at the end of my sofa (when opened)... I don't really think it's feasable. Never mind, I was looking at the wrong projector, still it's a range between 2m and 2.6m (depending on zoom) while my distance is around 3m
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juhuri 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · New projector advise please I almost chose the BenQ W2720i, but the throw distance didn’t quite work for me. So I ordered a Vidda C3 Ultra. Should arrive in a week or two. Hopefully it’s good.
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SealDK 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · BenQ W2720I or Hisense C2 Ultra on a 150" Screen ? Thanks again, highly appreaciate your inputs. The Hisense C2 offer is running out in 5 hours from now - but i am indeed trying to find alternative (ag. the 2720i that fits the mounting position in my room, aswell as it fits the throwing distance to the 150").
r/projectors · BenQ W2720I or Hisense C2 Ultra on a 150" Screen ? BenQ 2720i throw distance: (Making it possible to be mounted in ceiling at the back of this narrow room, and still project 150") https://preview.redd.it/50cmdnwymf4g1.jpeg?width=3150&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e8b527e4a12bd8c69442c6b19e05729511e4ce7a
r/projectors · BenQ W2720I or Hisense C2 Ultra on a 150" Screen ? Thanks alot for your input, I will have a look at that specific BenQHT4550i - Not sure if it has another model number here in Europe ? The TK710 I have been checking on that, it's throw distances (it can do the 150" in my room), but it will have to be mounted in the ceiling like 1 meter out from the wall, making it more visible in the living room, as if it (like BenQ 2720 + Hisense C2) can be mounted way back at the wall and still project the 150" from a 2,7 meter distance.
r/projectors · I've just ordered a BenQ W2720i... Reading your hole thread here with interest ;) Due to the Black Friday in my area (offer run til Sunday), I have the Hisense C2 Ultra in shops with a price app. 30% lower than what is is offered for normally. Reading this thread though, brings me thoughts to consider, and that is if I should choose the BenQ W2720i instead. My coming setup (refurbishing the living room atm), will be a 150" screen and watching from a close distance of only just 4 meters, here both projectors offers great throw distances - but would you have any concern by the BenQ W2720i to project on a 150" screen size ? Believe I noticed some mentioning not to have it to project on screens wider than 3 meters (150" = 3,32 meters wide). Laser surely should provide high level lights to the 150", but evetnually it could also be tooo much ? And 3,32 meters, is just a little step over the 3 meter width, so hope the BenQ would do it. Coming from a old well used and still running BenQ1070W with a 110", it should be a pretty great step up - eventually I can be a little concerned about the waranty on the Hisense, and knowing BenQ from 10 years with the 1070W i feel kinda better of staying with them. Please let me know what you think, thanks ahead!
r/projectors · BenQ W2720I or Hisense C2 Ultra on a 150" Screen ? Won't be doing that - As I allready come from 110" - And in relation with refurbishing the house, I have closed/sealed a door off, and build a new wide wall in the living room for the exact reason to go for 150" :) I also tried with my old BenQ1070W to run the 150" on that dedicated wall, its GREAT and I LOVE IT :) Only thing is that 1070W is a "little old" now, and aswell it can project the 150" but only if its placed with its rear sticking out the window haha, so throw distance is too long for 1070W, where both Hisense + BenQ 2720i will do the "new job" in terms of throwing big at shorter distance :)
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serroton 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Projector for 3D home theater around 2000€? (BenQ W2720i?) I upgraded to my new BenQ W2720i and I love it! The picture quality is awesome, it’s silent, and the best you can get for this money. I also got a discount from CB. Just make sure you have the right distance!
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eastwestac 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Upgrading from BenQ HT2050A after 4,000 hours — Need advice on next projector Thanks for your advice. I also like the W4100i but was trying to justify the difference between 4100 and 2720. Since the screen is limited to 100", should I go with the W2720i to save $1000?
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Namron85 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Projector for 3D home theater around 2000€? (BenQ W2720i?) The W2720i would also be my choice if I would upgrade from 1080p right now, but I also game now and then. With your discount it's a great deal and I think you'll be happy with the upgrade.
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thatscaboose 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Projector selection: valerion pro, benq w2720i, tk710 Very interesting! Some reviewers didn't seem to be in love, but I'm thinking it's definitely worth a shot. I'm leaning towards led versus laser to avoid rainbows on my diy screen, so it fits the bill.
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carlos5155 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · Viewsonic px749-4k vs Benq tk710-4k vs w2720i I cancelled the w2720i. The reason being the GP520 was $600 before tax cheaper. The specs on the GP520 were good, so I jumped at it. The picture of the GP520 is excellent, so I am glad I chose it, and saved just under $700.
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Kobix3 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · I've just ordered a BenQ W2720i... Good to hear! I think it may be the best for its price on market now
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FixMountain3763 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · I've just ordered a BenQ W2720i... I was about to buy the LG hu710pw for that same reason, and then I thought I'd prefer to compromise on my ceiling rather than on the projector itself... I tried it on a table to see if I was convinced, and I mounted on the ceiling this very morning. Tomorrow I'll plaster and paint the plasterboard...!
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Bonfuzius 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · <2000€ 4k/1080p Projector for non-optimal Home Cinema I'm looking for a projector in this category as well. Did you check the zoom ratio requirement, which is equal in my case (240cm/400cm). This is 1:1,67 exactly the same as yours (270cm/450cm). I have only checked out the Epson EH-TW4400 (1:1,6 max) and BenQ W2720i (1:1,5 max) from your list so far. But those two doesn't seem to qualify for the needed ratio. Isn't this a hard requirement for you or are there other recommendations in this case?
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Few_Calligrapher2662 🇬🇧
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r/projectors · BenQ W2720I or Hisense C2 Ultra on a 150" Screen ? go for HT4550i refurb or, if adamant on new, go with the TK710. The W2720i will work well on a 150 screen, but you won't see good HDR because it's such a big screen and HDR on projectors gets much worse after like 128. I HATE that the c2 ultra or c3 don't have lens shift and also the mounting options suck for lifestyle projectors. I would pick the TK710 over a heartbeat because of the brightness. But none of these beat the HT4550i, and it's not close Here's the link to the HT4550i: [https://www.ebay.com/itm/166892729887?\_skw=benq+ht4550i&epid=15062125393&itmmeta=01KB8EDMY2J527D9WHX1T981EF&hash=item26db94f61f:g:droAAeSwJjtpKnjR&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA0FkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1cpu6SqknBk7l2oM0BdBnpsSy%2FMNcZ8Nh51ah0I2j6pO1wQlzJgwp6%2BHMGMZYBbsm4e4ZIF5PITADCcEJHW43cxG%2BG67tAkNjhYRQe3e7Xaxv44h8zl2l5NvBNBgWUZNIOPmKvLkGrhSYEUIRieFlnMY3d2icoD%2Bn1yrUoeazm0IaCr75eUQxnhmvSafvdNlNSzgTTw5K%2F64jUE5IUSKxRa1LiETgE78fypqgIbe1WnYxa3yfEbclYTo6GdIzCXvsw%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5TPto7aZg](https://www.ebay.com/itm/166892729887?_skw=benq+ht4550i&epid=15062125393&itmmeta=01KB8EDMY2J527D9WHX1T981EF&hash=item26db94f61f:g:droAAeSwJjtpKnjR&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA0FkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1cpu6SqknBk7l2oM0BdBnpsSy%2FMNcZ8Nh51ah0I2j6pO1wQlzJgwp6%2BHMGMZYBbsm4e4ZIF5PITADCcEJHW43cxG%2BG67tAkNjhYRQe3e7Xaxv44h8zl2l5NvBNBgWUZNIOPmKvLkGrhSYEUIRieFlnMY3d2icoD%2Bn1yrUoeazm0IaCr75eUQxnhmvSafvdNlNSzgTTw5K%2F64jUE5IUSKxRa1LiETgE78fypqgIbe1WnYxa3yfEbclYTo6GdIzCXvsw%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5TPto7aZg)
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Le BenQ W2720i convient-il à un écran de 100 pouces ?
Oui, les utilisateurs Reddit estiment que sa luminosité reste suffisante pour alimenter un écran de 100 pouces. Ils signalent aussi qu’il peut produire cette diagonale avec environ 2,4 m de recul.
Le W2720i est-il adapté aux films en HDR ?
Le consensus apprécie son rendu cinématographique, sa netteté et ses couleurs justes dès la sortie du carton. En revanche, le HDR perdrait nettement de son intérêt sur un écran de 150 pouces, et certains utilisateurs jugent le contraste limité.
Le BenQ W2720i est-il bruyant ?
Les retours Reddit le décrivent comme très silencieux. Il constitue donc une option rassurante lorsque le bruit de ventilation est un critère important.
Le W2720i est-il sensible à l’effet arc-en-ciel ?
Un utilisateur ayant vu le projecteur rapporte un effet arc-en-ciel assez prononcé. Les personnes sensibles à ce phénomène devraient donc idéalement vérifier leur tolérance avant l’achat.
So we have this unit in our showroom and I just can’t get over how unsharp the image from this unit looks. Not even in comparison to a JVC NZ500, but even to a BenQ W2720i and Epson LS11000. Epson is considering this to be working as intended but it’s just not looking good. Thought it was a faulty unit at first, but tried another one from a later manufacturing date and it had the same sharpness issue. I just can’t recommend it over the other models in that price range. In the EU, this model is around €5000 btw