SeekerBenQ V7050i
The BenQ V7050i delivers color accuracy, dark blacks, and good contrast, but it leaves out important conveniences like enough HDMI ports, and produces more rainbow artifacts than most ultra-short-throw models with DLP chips.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
Product details
- UPGRADE TO TRUE 4K: 2500 ANSI Lumens powered by DMD ECD for comfortable viewing in brightly lit rooms. True 4K 3840 × 2160 or 8.3 million Pixels give incredible clarity. NOT double HD or 2K.
- ULTRA SHORT THROW: 100” projection size at 8.7" projection distance; up to 123“ projection size. The built-in rulers provides accurate measurements to project screen size. Installation guide with visual instructions provided fore easy DIY set up.
- MOVIE NIGHT: Unique 98% DCI-P3 super wide color gamut and HDR-PRO technology delivers vibrant color performance. Choose filmmaker mode for your movie night. Utilizes Google-certified Android TV to easily stream/cast anything.
- AWARD WINNING PROJECTOR: Editor's Choice Award - Projector Central, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - ProjectorReviews, & BEST PRODUCT AWARD 2021-2022 - EISA.
- DLP TECHNOLOGY: DLP is the leading technology used in 90% of the world’s cinemas and 100% of digital IMAX theaters. You will experience a longer lasting, sharper and crisper image with the V7050i projector
PROS
+ 4K (3,840-by-2,160) resolution using TI's XPR fast-switch pixel shifting
+ Good color accuracy with default settings
+ Nuanced color management system
+ Ultra short throw (UST)
+ Rated at 2,500 ANSI lumens
+ Laser-phosphor light source
CONS
- Android TV dongle uses an HDMI port, leaving only one free
- Showed rainbow artifacts more often than most UST DLP models
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By PCMag on December 01, 2021
The BenQ V7050i delivers color accuracy, dark blacks, and good contrast, but it leaves out important conveniences like enough HDMI ports, and produces more rainbow artifacts than most ultra-short-throw models with DLP chips.
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