BenQ HT3550i

The little plastic legs of this projector making it extremely simple to set up. All you have to do just unscrew or screw those little legs to change t...

Now the main advantages of this machine are the colour production, the fact that it has that auto HDR10. The pre-calibration for the setup and the rep...

Now I'll tell you this is definitely a welcome addition since it helps with the black levels and contrast, which is noticeably better than the 4K proj...

This unit also offers great blacks because it is one of the least expensive projectors that I have seen that actually includes a dynamic iris. The HT3...

If you don't need the brightness of the TK800m/TK850, the BenQ HT3550.HT3550i have better color accuracy but lower lumens output. Go with the Xgimi Horizon/Horizo Pro if you want an all-in-one projector that you can set up anywhere for a self-contained movie night and value the easy image adjustments, long lamp life, great speakers, and onboard Android OS.

*** Edited 2021-12-21 from the original Q3 2020 review. *** After 18 months with this projector, I have the same opinion of this project. Lots of compromises. The well-received reviews of it being a "no-compromise" projector are particularly troubling - this projector is literally defined by its com...

If you want to use it for gaming, Tk700STi might be a great choice. As for home theater, I would recommend you get the HT3550i due to its sharpness and color accuracy.

I’m coming from an Epson Home Cinema 3500. Had it for 4-5 years and ran into the “auto iris error” which seems to be somewhat common with some Epson models. I am looking to get it repaired, however I was hoping to take the opportunity to try out a different brand while I sent my Epson in for repair....

I feel it's important to note that one cannot fully disable motion smoothing on this device. Even with the setting changed to "off" there is some smoothing. It's especially bad with 2d animated films/TV, or anime where some elements on screen update at a framerate less than the video framerate. it l...

I absolutely loved this projector when it was new. It was an upgrade from the BenQ W1070. The picture quality was top notch, bright, and crisp. The installation was simple as it worked great with the ceiling mount I already had installed. I removed the W1070 and slipped the HT3550 right into place. ...