SeekerBenQ X3000i
Super low input lag, 4K resolution, Android TV integration, and a robust sound system set apart the BenQ X3000i, a top projector pick for gamers.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
Product details
- 4K UHD 100 percent DCI-P3 ACCURATE COLOR: True 4K resolution and 100 percent wide color gamut powered by BenQ CinematicColor and HDR-PRO for authentic color production
- 4MS LOWEST LATENCY SWIFT and SMOOTH: Ultra-fast 4ms@1080p/240Hz in fast mode or 16ms with 4K/60Hz low input lag for different gaming requirements
- GAME MODE ANYWHERE: 3000 ANSI lumens brightness; 100-inch images from 8.3 feet (2.5m) away with 1.3x zoom throw distances and 2D Keystone
- PRO PERFORMANCE: Compatible for console gaming (Sony PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, Series S); HDMI Supporting eARC for external Hi-Def audio systems
- CINEMATIC GAME SOUND: Built in enhanced 5W x 2 stereo speaker powered by Bongiovi DPS technology for virtual surround sound and detailed sound propagation
- DEDICATED GAME MODE: Preset Game Mode FPS, RPG, SPG to fine-tune audio and images for various game types
- ENDLESS ENTERTAINMENT: Includes Google-certified Android TV, with 5,000+ of the latest Android apps, movies, shows, games, music, and more. Great for streaming or screen casting.
PROS
+ 4K (3,840 by 2,160) resolution
+ Bright LED light source (rated 3,000 ANSI lumens)
+ Very short input lag
+ Three paired video and audio modes for three categories of gaming
+ Includes Android TV 10 dongle, controlled by projector remote
CONS
- Wi-Fi is sole network connection option
- Prone to rainbow artifacts
- Some tricky assembly may be required
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Expert reviews and ratings
By PCMag on December 30, 2022
Super low input lag, 4K resolution, Android TV integration, and a robust sound system set apart the BenQ X3000i, a top projector pick for gamers.
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By TechRadar on December 21, 2022
BenQ has optimized settings for gamers here, but the X3000i is also a neat projector for any other entertainment, with plenty of big-screen brightness and built-in Android TV app-based streaming. For best enjoyment you'll need to add an external sound system, but the built-in speakers will get you by for casual use.
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