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Display Projection System: DLPNative Resolution: 1080p (1920 x 1080)‎Resolution Support: VGA(640 x 480) to WUXGA_RB(1920 x 1200) *RB=Reduced Blanking Brightness (ANSI lumens): 2200 ANSI Lumens Contrast Ratio (FOFO): 15000: 1 ‎Display Color: 1. 07 Billion Colors Native Aspect Ratio: 16: 9Light Source Wattage: 240W‎Light Source Life: 3500 / 5000 / 7000 hours‎ Optical Throw Ratio: 0. 69 - 0. 83 (100" @ 1. 5m)‎Zoom Ratio: 1. 2: 1‎Lens: F/# = 2. 6 - 2. 78, f = 10. 2 - 12. 24 mm Keystone Adjustment: 1D, Vertical 20 degrees Projection Offset: 102. 5%2. 5%Clear Image Size (Diagonal): 60"~120" / 300"‎Horizontal Frequency: 15 - 102KHz‎Vertical Scan Rate: 23 - 120Hz‎PicturePicture Mode: Bright/Vivid/Cinema/Game/Game(Bright)/User/ISF Night/ISF Day/(3D)‎Color Wheel Segment: 6-Segment (RGBRGB)‎Color Wheel Speed: 6x (50Hz), 4x (60Hz)‎Rec. 709 Coverage: 96%AudioSpeaker: Chamber Speaker 10W x 2InterfacePC (D-Sub): 1USB (Type mini B): 1 (Service)Audio in (3. 5mm Mini Jack): 1Audio out (3. 5mm Mini Jack): 1RS232 (DB-9pin): 1DC 12V Trigger (3. 5mm Jack): 1IR Receiver: 2 (Front/Top)Security Bar: 1Special Features Night/ Day: Yes Compatibility HDTV Compatibility: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080pVideo Compatibility: NTSC, PAL, SECAM, SDTV(480i/576i), EDTV (480p/576p, HDTV (720p, 1080i/p 60Hz)‎3D Compatibility‎: Frame Sequential: Up to 60Hz 720p Frame Packing: Up to 24 Hz 1080pSide by Side: Up to 24Hz 1080p Top Bottom: Up to 60Hz 1080p‎EnvironmentPower Supply: AC100 to 240V, 50 to 60 Power Consumption: 353with110V Standby Power Consumption: Acoustic Noise (Typ. /Eco. ): 29 / 27 dB ‎Operating Temperature: 0~40℃Dimension and Weight Dimensions (W x H x D)(mm): 380. 5 x 121. 7 x 277 mm Net Weight (lbs. ): 7. 27lbs‎Accessories Included (Standard)Carton: Yes Carry Bag: Yes Remote Control with Battery: Yes (RCV012)Power Cord (by region): Yes User Manual CD: Yes Quick Start Guide: Yes Card (by region): Yes Lens cover: Yes Battery: Yes.

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If you’re short on space, the BenQ HT2150ST can produce a larger image from a shorter distance.

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It's hard to do much better than the BenQ HT2150ST when you're looking for a high-quality home theater centerpiece that stays out of quadruple-digit price tag territory. In our testing, it treated us to impeccable clarity and consistently vibrant colors, whether watching fast-paced action scenes or tranquil panoramic shots. Its fan is one of the quietest we've ever encountered, remaining barely noticeable even when the sound effects faded away and yielded to muted scenes of dialogue. Perhaps its best attribute is its relatively short throw ratio. This allows you to project an absolutely massive 150-inch image with the projector just over 8 feet from the screen. To achieve the same picture size, most comparable models would need to be placed at least 14 feet from the screen. 
The relative dimness of the lamp is the only real downside to this model. We measured it at 1548 lumens, which is perfect in a darkened home theater but can feel a bit weak if you turn the lights on. If you're looking for a projector that can pull double duty for both presentations and movies, the HT2150ST isn't for you. However, this is our top recommendation if you're looking for a dedicated home theater machine. 

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  Built-in sound is fine, recommend using an HDMI switcher with optical out to connect real speakers and to connect more than 2 input things.  Edit: Updating this after thinking more about it/using my LS300 to a 3-stars (considering the price) - even with the focus adjustment I could never get this to focus the entire view at once, the upper 1/3 was always blurry, & the image quality (not the projection quality but the colors and contrast) is really bad, impossible to adjust to look good

It's perfectly fine

VAVA (UST) - Normally, the VAVA goes for around $2.8K but it does go on sale regularly. It's great for the price, features solid speakers, and excellent image quality. Set up is simple and it's super bright

I have a 13x21 foot room (although because of a HVAC bump out it’s more like 10x21. )
The screen, which I’m leaning towards a grey 110” or 115”, will be on the short wall. The front of the first seating row will be about 8-9ft back so there’s room for a table projector at least. 

My question is whether to aim for a decent short throw or ultra short at this price. I saw the Vava was on sale a few months ago for 2k so it feels rough to spend 2.8 but I’d rather not wait until next oct/nov for one. 

Further more, the Vava and the similar Chinese ones have built in sound bars which is appealing for the ease of setup. However they’re also only upscaled 4k.

Is there a plain short throw with true 4k at this price worth getting? Or even so, Is laser worth more to get than true 4k? 

Thanks in advance! I’m curious how you all prioritize those last couple attributes.

<div class="md">I have a 13x21 foot room (although because of a HVAC bump out it’s more like 10x21. )
The screen, which I’m leaning towards a grey 110” or 115”, will be on the short wall. The front of the first seating row will be about 8-9ft back so there’s room for a table projector at least. Also the room has zero ambient light and the walls are dark. Mixed use, but mostly moves and tv shows. 

My question is whether to aim for a decent short throw or ultra short at this price. I saw the Vava was on sale a few months ago for 2k so it feels rough to spend 2.8 but I’d rather not wait until next oct/nov for one. 

Further more, the Vava and the similar Chinese ones have built in sound bars which is appealing for the ease of setup. However they’re also only upscaled 4k.

Is there a plain short throw with true 4k at this price worth getting? Or even so, Is laser worth more to get than true 4k? 

Thanks in advance! I’m curious how you all prioritize those last couple attributes.
</div>

Short throw recommendations under $2.5k

 I am highly critical of anything I purchase with my evaluation of electronics being especially stringent. Compared to the Optoma GT1080, the BenQ has better colors; equal or better black levels; less rainbow effect (abbreviated RBE); and better focus uniformity (perfect). Many people are concerned about the rainbow effect, so I am here to say that it is all but non-existent on the BenQ. The Optoma had some rainbowing that wasn't bad by any means, but it did show up without even purposefully looking for it

Completely satisfied and even a fair-bit impressed

 Whether that's a nice white wall or a projection screen. those are your gonna give you the best results when you're using your projector. Now this projector is called a gaming projector for good reason. I Love how bright it is I love the quality of the image that I'm seeing being projected I love all the menu features and all the features that it comes with in terms of functionality

 when I'm you setting it up like this, all I have to do is run a power cable to it and use this device I don't have to run a whole bunch of the cables or set up my laptop close to my projector I can set it up wherever I want it to be in my house as long as it's within about a hundred foot range and that's also depending on is it going between walls or concrete and those type of things. so it's approximately a hundred feet line-of-sight now. I've tested the wireless FHD kit at varying distances with different devices and it's worked pretty well. It was super easy to connect literally plug and go and I didn't notice any latency I didn't notice any distortion or interference

 All you do is you use the remote that comes with the unit to be able to switch between the four different inputs and that will automatically stream it to this receiver. Now in the projector side. All you do is you connect up the short HDMI cable from the unit to the projector and use the USB power cable plug into the unit and that's what actually powers the unit. Now if you're mounting the projector up on the ceiling, this is a real bonus because all you need to do is run power to the ceiling and then you can use this device

 the front foot that allows you to raise the projector up a little bit and two little feet on the back that allow you to adjust the balance from left to right. Now on the back of the unit, there are a bunch of different inputs. It has two HDMI inputs and input for your PC using a VGA connection, an audio input for when you're running it with your PC and also an audio output. So if you want to attach external speakers or attach it to your sound system, you're able to do that

BenQ HT2150ST Projector & Wireless FHD Kit Review

 you have 12 volt trigger type A USB Mini-b You have two PC connections right there and then you have audio in and audio outs. You also have two speakers on the back side. These speakers are pretty loud. They sound pretty good

 It does have some weight to it. You have a hidden compartment right here where you have your focus ring and you also have a little knob right here for your zoom in and out. Now over here on the back side you have a power button, You have a temperature light, a lamp light. you have up-down left-right navigation buttons okay, your back menu source and then on the backside of this projector you've got your HDMI one HDMI to input

 Now you could actually see what it looks like when I cut these lights out and this is what you get when you're in a dark room and you don't want to turn the lights on, you don't need to. you could just go ahead and light the remote up like that and everything is pretty visible. And here you have a little carry strap also so you can connect this to the sides of the bag, throw it over your shoulder. They know that you want to take this on the go with you and basically you're gonna be bringing this to your friends, play some games

 This is basically a gaming projector. The fact that they give you a carry case with this all the cables that you need to bring it on the go. They know that because this thing is a short throw projector, you're gonna want to bring it to your friend's house. You're gonna want to put it up on somebody's living room wall and plug in a Ps4

Best Short Throw Gaming Projector | BENQ HT2150ST 1080p Review

 It was hard to adjust the image so that it was straight. There is no Bluetooth capability but I see that in this price range a short throw projector won’t have Bluetooth. We got a Bluetooth adaptor to plug into the projector to use our outdoor speakers, but it wouldn’t work with the projector. The last straw was when we tried movie night again, using the same Fire Stick we used the 1st time, and the projector just kept saying there was no signal, using either HDMI port

 We got a Bluetooth adaptor to plug into the projector to use our outdoor speakers, but it wouldn’t work with the projector. The last straw was when we tried movie night again, using the same Fire Stick we used the 1st time, and the projector just kept saying there was no signal, using either HDMI port. So over an $800 product that didn’t do all that we needed and only worked once. BenQ customer service on live chat couldn’t help me

Great picture quality, but stopped working

The ONLY REASON I didn’t give this 5 stars is because the remote is sorta cheaply made because when I press on a button it feels as if it’s going to break apart and then reason why I’m pressing firmly is because the “ok” button doesn’t work and have to hit it 8 times or most of the time I have to get up and manually hit the ok button on the projector itself VERY ANNOYING.. that being said this is by the the best projector for gaming I’ve ever seen and if I return it’s only because I want to upgrade to the BenQ 4K and the fact the remote doesn’t work but I’m sure if I was keeping it I could get a replacement of remote.

Freaking AWESOME!!!!

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Go Big, Stay Home. Enjoy 1080p Full-HD image projection up to 200" in the comfort of your living room with the W1070 Home Entertainment Projector. You'll be captivated by brilliant image performance featuring the native 1080p DarkChip3 DLP technology by Texas Instruments and a 10,000:1 contrast ration and 2,000 ANSI lumens of brightness. Built-in speakers and east set-up seal the deal on this user-friendly experience.

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 A word of caution though, unless you have better regulations over the pond the contrast numbers stated between different brands can't honestly be compared head2head as each company seems to have their own way of tracking and measuring. Optoma's 10000:1 may different from Epson's 10000:1 which may be different from BenQ's 10000:1 so it's best to find a reviewer who can try and standardize that for more proper comparison.

Hello,

I currently own a BenQ W1070, 1080p projector, with a nice 5.1 sound system (focal aria 906 etc... ). I currently project on a 120" screen (random brand: [https://duronic.com/products/duronic-projector-screen-eps115-169-hd-projection-screen-projector-screen-254-5cm-w-x-143cmh-16-9-widescreen-electric-motorised-switch-control-4k-8k-ultra-hdr-3d-ready-16-9](https://duronic.com/products/duronic-projector-screen-eps115-169-hd-projection-screen-projector-screen-254-5cm-w-x-143cmh-16-9-widescreen-electric-motorised-switch-control-4k-8k-ultra-hdr-3d-ready-16-9) ).

I understand the screen is not good. The projector is in my living room, white walls, white ceiling. I cannot paint them. I want to upgrade the picture quality. The contrast is not great, and the image is 1080p. I sit at 3m from the screen. I live in France.

I wonder if I should either:

1. Upgrade the projector, from BenQ W1070 to BenQ W2700 (HT3550 in US), to obtain a nice 4k/HDR image. The contrast would not improve though. Optoma UHD 50 is also a possibility. Other suggestions maybe ? Used or new, around 1000-1500 euros.
2. Go to OLED 65". Loose the size but increase the quality, and avoid the trouble.  Did someone go from my situation to an OLED 65" and does not regret it ?
3. Change the screen for an ALR screen, to improve constrast. I am also open to DIY project, if you know any way to build a good screen in Europe ? Fixed screen is also fine for me.
4. Install some kind of black curtain around the screen may help ?

It is very clear from this test: [http://projectiondream.com/en/contrast-projector-environment/](http://projectiondream.com/en/contrast-projector-environment/) that what I would need to increase contrast would be either option 2/3/4, but upgrading for another projector would not help.

Melponeme.

&amp;#x200B;

Some Infos:

1. Maximum budget: 1000-1500 euros
2. Screen size: 120"
3. Seating distance to screen: 3m
4. How will you mount? (ceiling, rear shelf, table): ceiling
5. Usage: Movies, TV, Games, Sports, etc: Movies/TV
6. Room type: Dedicated, Mixed use, Living room: Living Room
7. Ambient light, through lighting or light leakage from windows: No
8. Room colors: Walls, Ceiling, and floors: white ceiling/walls, brown floor.

<div class="md">Hello,

I currently own a BenQ W1070, 1080p projector, with a nice 5.1 sound system (focal aria 906 etc... ). I currently project on a 120&quot; screen (random brand: <a href="https://duronic.com/products/duronic-projector-screen-eps115-169-hd-projection-screen-projector-screen-254-5cm-w-x-143cmh-16-9-widescreen-electric-motorised-switch-control-4k-8k-ultra-hdr-3d-ready-16-9">https://duronic.com/products/duronic-projector-screen-eps115-169-hd-projection-screen-projector-screen-254-5cm-w-x-143cmh-16-9-widescreen-electric-motorised-switch-control-4k-8k-ultra-hdr-3d-ready-16-9</a> ).

I understand the screen is not good. The projector is in my living room, white walls, white ceiling. I cannot paint them. I want to upgrade the picture quality. The contrast is not great, and the image is 1080p. I sit at 3m from the screen. I live in France.

I wonder if I should either:

<ol>
<li>Upgrade the projector, from BenQ W1070 to BenQ W2700 (HT3550 in US), to obtain a nice 4k/HDR image. The contrast would not improve though. Optoma UHD 50 is also a possibility. Other suggestions maybe ? Used or new, around 1000-1500 euros.</li>
<li>Go to OLED 65&quot;. Loose the size but increase the quality, and avoid the trouble. Did someone go from my situation to an OLED 65&quot; and does not regret it ?</li>
<li>Change the screen for an ALR screen, to improve constrast. I am also open to DIY project, if you know any way to build a good screen in Europe ? Fixed screen is also fine for me.</li>
<li>Install some kind of black curtain around the screen may help ?</li>
</ol>

It is very clear from this test: <a href="http://projectiondream.com/en/contrast-projector-environment/">http://projectiondream.com/en/contrast-projector-environment/</a> that what I would need to increase contrast would be either option 2/3/4, but upgrading for another projector would not help.

Melponeme.

&#x200B;

Some Infos:

<ol>
<li>Maximum budget: 1000-1500 euros</li>
<li>Screen size: 120&quot;</li>
<li>Seating distance to screen: 3m</li>
<li>How will you mount? (ceiling, rear shelf, table): ceiling</li>
<li>Usage: Movies, TV, Games, Sports, etc: Movies/TV</li>
<li>Room type: Dedicated, Mixed use, Living room: Living Room</li>
<li>Ambient light, through lighting or light leakage from windows: No</li>
<li>Room colors: Walls, Ceiling, and floors: white ceiling/walls, brown floor.</li>
</ol>
</div>

Upgrade from BenQ W1070

 with 1080p Blu Ray content I was blown away with the clarity and depth of this projector. I also have a Darbee Darblet to help enhance depth and sharpness (highly recommended) but even without the Darblet the clarity and sharpness blew my old projector away. -Brightness is GREAT! This is a bonafide light cannon. With Brilliant Color and Smart Eco on with the Gamma set to 2

 -Brightness is GREAT! This is a bonafide light cannon. With Brilliant Color and Smart Eco on with the Gamma set to 2.2 I can watch pretty much anything I want with pretty good contrast with the lights and lamps on in the room. -Black levels are above average

 I needed the top of the projected image to be 7" below the center of the lens at 8'4" away. I set the lens shift all the way "Up" on the W1070 (which is "Down" if ceiling mounting") and that got me the EXACT offset I needed for the image to sit square. Very happy and relieved that my previous calcuations were correct and didn't have to resport to image distorting digital keystone and zoom. Keep in mind that this projector has an offset so the image will be projected UP if table mounted and DOWN if ceiling mounted

One of the best 1080p 3D projectors out there, period.

 Now let's say you're done with your 3D games, you want to watch a 3D movie, I mentioned how simple it is to go source, HDMI 2, and then now we can watch movies on our 3D Blu-ray player. Look at that, it's running in 3D already. I didn't even have to do anything. I hope you guys have enjoyed today's episode about the W1070 from BenQ

 Yes, 1080p, 3D, and last but not least, it is at or under a thousand dollars. Crazy! Now resolutions and sizes are interesting, but unless you're going to get a bright, high contrast image that looks fantastic, then it's totally meaningless. So it's got a Texas Instruments DarkChip 3 processor in here. It's capable of producing up to 2,000 lumens of brightness, which means that even in a non-ideal scenario, you'll be able to get a very good image as long as you don't go completely unreasonable in terms of your screen size

 You need the driver, which comes for free if you're already an NVIDIA 3D Vision user. So if you have one of these IR emitters, you can install it for nothing. Otherwise, you pay 40 bucks, you install the driver, and you are pretty much ready to go. So we've got our setup going now

 I got to tell you guys, the 3D experience on a DLP projector is so much better than what you experience on an LCD monitor. Because LCD pixels don't necessarily shift fast enough from color to color and from image to image, you run into a situation where you have a lot of crosstalk where the left image shows up a little bit as a ghost in the right eye and the other way around. With DLP, you do not run into that at all. The images are clearly separated and it looks absolutely outstanding

Benq W1070 1080p 3D Gaming & Movie Projector Showcase NCIX Tech Tips

 Welcome to NCIX Tech Tips. Today's episode is all about the BenQ W1070.

 This is a 1080p projector that is capable of throwing out a 200 inch plus diagonal screen.

 It is 3D ready. Yes, 1080p, 3D, and last but not least, it is at or under a thousand dollars.

 Crazy! Now resolutions and sizes are interesting, but unless you're going to get a bright,

 high contrast image that looks fantastic, then it's totally meaningless. So it's got a Texas

 Instruments DarkChip 3 processor in here. It's capable of producing up to 2,000 lumens of

 brightness, which means that even in a non-ideal scenario, you'll be able to get a very good

BenQ HT2150ST vs BenQ W1070

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