10 Best BenQ Projectors for Home Theaters
for March 2023

BenQ's HT3050 home theater projector is the best pick for movie lovers who are looking for the brightest projector in their price range. The projector's 2000 lumens of brightness allow for clear, bright images even on a large screen. The HT3050 has 15, 000: 1 contrast ratio and uses a RGBRGB color wheel, which delivers more accurate colors than projectors that rely on LED lamps. The projector's HDR10 compatibility and 4K input support let users take full advantage of the HT3050's 3, 500: 1 contrast ratio and Rec. 709 color accuracy. The projector is also versatile enough for gaming, and its 1. 3x zoom range lets users adjust image size depending on the space they're using. The projector's 1, 000: 1 contrast ratio makes it a good choice for gaming as well.

BenQ's HT3550 4K home theater projector packs in more technology, features, and image quality than any of our previous top picks, and it received the highest rating from our expert reviewers. The projector features SuperColor technology, which use 10-bit video processing and 2. 0 million total dots to create Rec. 709/DCI-P3 color accuracy. It also offers Cinematic Color technology that reproduces out-of-the-box Rec. 709/DCI-P3 color accuracy, and offers super wide DCI-P3 color space. The projector is compatible with HDR, and it supports both HDR10 and HLG. The projector also features an ISFccc calibration mode, which helps maintain color accuracy over time. The HT3550 also has an auto color rendition feature, which automatically adjusts colors based on ambient light conditions, and a color wheel that can be adjusted manually for fine-tuning. The projector has a short throw ratio of 1. 3x, so it can project a 100-inch image from just a few inches away. The projector features lens shift, so you can adjust the angle of the image by up to 5%. The projector has 2 HDMI ports, 3 USB ports, 1 SD card reader, 1HDMI input, 1 4K input, and 1 3. 5mm audio output. The projector has a generous 72, 000-hour lamp life, and it has a 2.5-pound weight. The projector has a one-year warranty.

The BenQ TH671ST is a great choice for gamers, thanks to its 1080p resolution and 3000 ANSI lumens of bright, clear projection. Its short throw feature also makes it easy to get big, bright images from a sofa or desk, and the low input lag (16.67ms) and low motion blur (microsecond DMD response) make it a great choice for competitive gaming. It also has an ambient light sensor that automatically adjusts the image brightness based on ambient light levels. In fact, the TH671ST's bright, clear images, short throw projection, low input lag, and ambient light sensor make it our top overall choice for gaming projectors. The TH671ST is the least expensive model in BenQ's TH-series of home theater projectors, and it features dual HDMI inputs, so it's perfect for gamers who want to display their console or PC monitor's screen as well as their own. The TH671ST's image quality and feature set are superior to the Sony VPL-VW285ES, which we tested last year, and it's also slightly brighter and a bit more affordable. The TH671ST's short throw projection is also impressive, especially considering that it's only 1.5-meters away from the wall, so you can easily get big, bright images from a sofa or desk. It also sports a more powerful 80W speaker than the VW285ES, and it supports a wider range of audio formats, including FLAC, DTS, and WMA. The TH671ST also features better video quality than last year's VW285ES, thanks to 1080p resolution and 3000 ANSI lumens of bright, clear projection, and it gives the VW285ES a run for its money in terms of audio quality. The TH671ST's short throw projection is a huge advantage for gamers, but short throw projection isn't for everyone. It works best in small rooms, and since it projects an image that's 1.5 meters from the wall, you'll either need a very large room (or a bathroom mirror), or a large TV, to mount it. The TH671ST's lack of 3D and IR remote are also drawbacks for gamers, though you can still play games using and control the TV's remote control. However, the TH671ST's short throw projection, low input lag, and ambient light sensor make it our top overall choice for gaming projectors, and we highly recommend it.

The BenQ TK800M is our favorite projector for watching movies and playing games, in part due to its bright, clear image, but also because of how easy it is to set up and use. The TK800M is easy to set up, thanks to its relatively compact size and built-in Keystone correction. The projector is also surprisingly easy to set up for gamers, thanks to an RGBRGB color wheel that allows gamers to calibrate the projector's RGB output to the exact color and brightness settings of their consoles. The TK800M can display 4K resolution, but due to the difficulty of producing a 4K screen that is large enough to fit a 100-inch screen (or 120 inches with a 16:9 aspect ratio), the TK800M doesn't currently support 4K streaming. However, it does support HDR10, which is ideal for movies with HDR content, and it supports native 4K resolution, so it's still one of the best projectors for 4K content. The TK800M's projector lamp lasts more than 3,000 hours, and it is easy to replace, so users don't have to worry about replacing the projector lamp for 3 years, like the 3-year projector lamp warranty offered by some competing projectors. The TK800M is also the most affordable 4K projector we tested, so it's an excellent choice for users who don't want to spend a lot of money on a projector.

The BenQ TH670 3D HD projector offers some of the best image quality of any projector in its price range, with crisp, clear images, vibrant colors, and vivid 3D imagery. It's easy to set up, offering an HDMI input, and it's compatible with a wide range of devices, including Apple's new iPhones, which feature built-in projectors. The TH670's 3,000 ANSI Lumens make it bright enough for most rooms, and it provides excellent black levels. The 10,000:1 contrast ratio produces deep blacks and vivid colors, and it supports both 2D and 3D, as well as DLPLink, which allows you to project content from mobile devices. It also supports all of the most popular video formats, including HD, 1080i, and 1080p, and it offers HDMI and VGA inputs. The TH670's 2.8-pound weight is also lighter than many projectors in its price range, and it's also reasonably compact, which makes it a good choice for use in a living room. The TH670 is more affordable than many similar projectors, and it offers greater brightness than most, making it a better value.

The BenQ HT2050A is a 1080P projector that boasts vivid, bright, and clear images, which is ideal for both gamers and movie lovers. The HT2050A has high native contrast ratio and 96% Rec. 709 color accuracy calibration, which ensures gamers an ultra-smooth gaming experience. In addition, the HT2050A supports 3D technology, Frame Sequential: Up to 720p, Frame Packing: Up to1080p, Side by Side: Up to 1080i/p, Top Bottom: Up to 1080p. This projector can project a 100-inch screen from just 8 feet away. You can also connect your smartphone, tablet, game console, or laptop to the projector with a HDMI input. The HT2050A is one of the cheapest 1080P projectors on the market, with a list price of $225. However, it has a list price of $249 at Amazon, and that price includes free shipping. In addition to its low price, the HT2050A offers several features not found in many projectors in this price range. For example, the HT2050A has a dedicated game mode, which optimizes the projector's picture settings to make games look more realistic. In addition, the HT2050A has low input lag of 16ms. This low input lag ensures a smooth gaming experience. The projector's 2200 lumens brightness ensures the projector can be used in a variety of rooms, from living rooms to basements.

The BenQ HT2050A is a home theater projector that delivers crisp, clear images. It has excellent color reproduction, and the black level is deep enough to play movies in near-total darkness. Image size is about as large as you can get with a typical home projector, and the image brightness is about the brightest we've ever tested. The HT2050A also projects a large, bright image, and has HDCP 2.2 support and 3D playback. However, the projector's 60Hz refresh rate is shakier than most, and the images can suffer from lag and judder during fast-paced gaming. The HT2050A has relatively long lamp life, with a 6-hour rated lamp life, and it also has built-in speakers. The HT2050A also has several unique, helpful features: the Keystone option lets you flip the image vertically or horizontally, and the 60Hz refresh rate means that you can project 60 frames per second images. Finally, the projector has built-in Wi-Fi, so you can connect wirelessly to a smartphone or tablet and play movies, games, or videos from that device.

The BenQ DLP projector is a good choice for anyone who wants a big-screen experience without paying for a big-screen TV. This projector has a bright, clear image, and it offers plenty of contrast and brightness for watching most content. Its 3D performance is not as good as that of some rival projectors, and it's more difficult to set up than some competitors, but it's reasonable for the price. The projector has overall good sound quality, and the HDMI input supports all 3D formats, including side-by-side, front-to-back, and top-bottom. It also offers a VGA input, so it's compatible with most computers. This projector's SmartEco technology reduces power consumption by automatically powering down the projector when the TV is not in use. The DLP projector has an extra-long lamp life, and it includes a pair of 3D glasses.

The BenQ TH585 1080p projector is the best 1080p projector we've tested, and it's the only projector we've tested that can keep up equally well with HD and UHD content. It features BrightChip3 technology, which delivers some of the sharpest images we've seen from a projector of this size. The TH585 produces bright, clear images, even in darker theaters, and its fast 16ms input lag makes it ideal for playing fast-paced first-person shooters. Its image quality and input lag are the primary reasons we picked it over the competition. The TH585 is also extremely quiet, making it ideal for watching movies in your living room or bedroom. The TH585's video quality is good, but its color reproduction is not as good as that of some competitors, and it lacks the TH700's 4K support. It also lacks HDR support, and it struggles to show clear grays and natural colors. The TH585's image quality is good enough for watching movies, though, and its short throw distance (3.1 feet) makes it perfect for playing console games or watching sports.

The BenQ TH585 is a projector that's well-suited for watching movies and TV shows, and it's especially well-suited for gaming. It has a very high brightness level, and it projects an image that is bright enough to see even in well-lit rooms. It has a good color quality, and it plays video in 1080p resolution. The TH585 uses a Texas Instruments DLP chip, which makes it more accurate than other projectors, and it's even compatible with 3D content. The TH585 has an optical zoom range of about 3.7 to 10.2 feet, and it offers three image adjustment settings: Normal, Cinema, and Game. The TH585 has built-in speakers that are loud enough for a small room, and the built-in speakers also feature audio calibration settings, which allow you to adjust the volume based on the room's acoustics. The TH585 also has several image adjustment settings, including color temperature, volume, focus, and keystone correction. The TH585 uses 3 AA batteries, which are included in the projector's packaging.