Crystal clear! Good for streams. Quiet and was worth the money ^_^ huge screen on a blank wall! Read more

Wow l'image est super je l'utilise exclusivement pour mon golf simulateur j'ai même pas essayé d'améliorer l'image, avec les configurations d'usine ses déjà super avant j'avais un autre marque en 1080p sa vaut vraiment la peine Read more

My usage requirements are not typical. I needed a projector that was clear out of the box, bright and viewable with lights on over the pool table beside the screen, simple, easy to install and this checked all the boxes. The vertical lens shift didn’t help my location so I had to mount at the correct height from the ceiling, and there was no horizontal lens shift so it had to be centred with the screen but I was aware of that before purchasing. This replaced a top of the line Epson 1080p projector and the picture is 10X better, no issues with focus, super sharp and clear. Is this as good as projectors twice or 6 times the price, probably not, but for me it is absolutely perfect!! Read more

It is rather decent! I under estimated the improvements in the last 8 years. I own an LG HF80J (also a laser model) but finally it failed after 8 years (which is totally reasonable though). This BenQ provides far better image in terms of the brightness and details. I am rather happy that it gives up an OS and built-in speaker to cut the cost, as anyway the targeted users would install this permanently (comparing to portable projectors) and utilize the ARC. It is a good way to only pay for what you need. Read more

If you are cross shopping with the Viewsonic (or others under $2000) stop. Get this one. This projector is WAY better. Incredible picture quality in 4K and HDR. Bright, vibrant images pop off the screen. Arc for audio setups. Accurate colour and sharp 4k detail. A little loud when pushing it but could be worse. Keystone correction could be improved as there isn’t much precision. May be difficult to install and correct the image if not perfectly centred. Note: turn off forced hdr on your streaming device for best quality. Let the projector switch between sdr and hdr. The quality was bad until I switched off “always hdr” on my Apple TV. Read more

*Update* I talked with BenQ after I returned the previous projector and they suspected it was defective. They informed me that the TK710STi’s made after November 2024 have addressed a few issues, mainly an issue with light spillage on the left side when ceiling mounted. So I ordered another one and even though it was manufactured in October, it’s much better than the last one I had. The bottom and corners still aren’t perfectly sharp like the center of the screen, but it is noticeably more sharp than the last one. And for some reason this one isn’t as loud as the previous one either. I use it on eco mode since I have a moderately light controlled room and you barely notice it when playing content. Some wonky things still happen with the connections and when switching between content. Sometimes when I power on the projector it automatically turns everything else connected to my A/V system and starts popping my speakers. To fix it from randomly switching between HDR and SDR on my Roku, I set the Roku output to 4K 60p rather than automatic. At this point I don’t necessarily care about HDR video content and am fine with just 4K. Overall it’s a much better experience than the last one I ordered and I’ll end up keeping this one. —— This was meant to replace my TH671ST but I ended up returning it because the overall experience wasn't worth the upgrade. Maybe the internals got misaligned during shipping, but mine had terrible focus uniformity compared to my TH671ST. It would be sharp in the top and center but was blurry on the bottom. The bottom left corner specifically was the worst and would not go away no matter how much you adjusted it. I only had -1 on my vertical keystone to compensate for my walls not being perfectly straight, but that is nowhere near enough keystoning to throw the focus off that much. You couldn't really notice it when watching content but it became very noticeable when scrolling through menus and catalogues. It also wasn't ideal for gaming since there are usually HUD's, maps, and stats on the corners. Other Negatives - The TK710STi is fairly loud when in normal light mode. Luckily, since this has a high lumen output, it was still bright in Eco mode which quieted the fan considerably. The decibels are about the same as my previous projector but the TK710STi had more of a buzzing sound than a fan sound. I probably would have gotten used to it after a while but I did not really like it. - The video signal would occasionally black out, glitch to a green screen, or boost the contrast and saturation. This mostly occurred when you started a show or movie and it was reading the video signal. When I'd back out of a movie to my Roku menu it would get stuck on an over-saturated image and I'd have to either turn the projector off and on or switch back and forth between HDMI inputs to fix it. I have high-speed 4K HDMI cables and this never happened on my previous projector. Positives - Despite my focus issue, the image was still very good. There was a noticeable difference when playing games since this projector has HDR capabilities. I also could tell the TK710STi had a significantly higher contrast ratio compared to my TH671ST (60,000:1 vs 10,000:1). In dark scenes this one excelled at presenting blacks without noticeable banding or gradations like my 671ST. - The remote is a big improvement from other BenQ projectors. It has Bluetooth so you don't have to point it directly at the projector to access the menu or volume. I was quite dissatisfied with the TK710STi and felt it wasn't worth spending $2K to upgrade from my TH671ST which is a really good projector despite it being 1080p. I purchased a new lamp and will likely wait for the next iteration of this projector or just eventually transition to a 100" TV a few years down the road. Read more

If you are on the fence about laser, get off and buy this now. I replaced an Epson 5050ub on its third bulb (a great but old LCD projector) with this, taking a chance on a 'cheaper gaming' laser, and it blows me away every time it's on. The 4K is super clear, like impossibly clear, and the brightness even with lights on is beyond my expectations. I don't game, this is for family movie nights, and even the kids are shocked at the brightness and clarity. Install is easy with the grid mode, it 'snaps' keystone into place and with a little help from the ceiling mount it's a perfect short throw to a 140" vertical non-ALR white screen from about 8' with no optical zoom (it can go way bigger). Best upgrade for the price. IMO as good as an Epson12000 for 25% of the price. Don't believe my enthusiasm? I included a pic with pot lights on, it's not a fake image, that's how bright this Benq shines. I might get a tan standing in front of the screen. Enjoy! Read more

Best 4K picture Quality and works with 4k Android stick Thank you Amazon UAE 😍 Read more