BenQ - TK700 4K HDR 3200lm Console Gaming Projector
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"The Fun60 Ultra TMR truly impressed me with its latency and gaming performance. ... the single keypress detection was around remarkable 0.6ms in wired mode and an equally impressive 1.1ms in wireless mode ... In gameplay, the Fun60 Ultra TMR felt incredibly responsive; I was pulling off complex maneuvers in trick maps with ease, feeling an immediate connection with every jump and hop. ... made it one of the best keyboards I’ve gamed on. ... the latency of the Fun60 TMR is quite impressive, topping that of the Wooting 60HE, with just an additional 0.5ms in wireless mode. This level of performance is remarkable for a keyboard at this price, making it a true competitor in the market."
"performance/latency? 200% better than my old apex pro tkl 2023"
"Tried Delta Force and Call of Duty Mobile with Game Mode turned on — no noticeable latency at all. Audio syncs perfectly with the action. For budget wireless earbuds, this is a win if you’re into mobile gaming. ... When gaming mode is turned on, the latency drops significantly. For casual PUBG Mobile gaming, the delay becomes barely noticeable and is much closer to the wired headphone experience. Serious competitive players might still spot a slight difference, but for casual play, it's absolutely fine."
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"I much prefer MIP displays, they're insanely visible in direct sunlight"
"the screen, which is not the awful LCD/LED stuff that most watches have. It's clear in all conditions, and extremely durable."
"I’m a big fan of the AMOLED. ... I was worried I wouldn’t be able to see the screen as well in bright sunlight, but it turns out that’s not a problem at all."
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"saucony peregrines i like alot ... usually can find good prices ... got a pair on amazon for 50 bucks that was the 13s which r their best year haha"
"Mine has already been making this summer way more bearable than the last. ... It's very worth it for the amount of comfort it affords. I appreciate being able to think about things besides how overheated I am on a warm day. ... Yeah the high summer temps are savage. I cannot operate like that. I'd happily pay hundreds a month to keep my apartment cool when it's 30+ out, at a cost of tens it's not even a question."
"This is exactly what we do too. No point blasting the hvac in the entire house when the only room we want really cold is the bedroom. Has saved us a lot on the energy bill!"
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"I've personally been really happy with Valerion Vision Master Pro for creating that immersive, big-screen experience at home. ... It definitely delivers on the cinematic vibe in my controlled lighting space."
"The feeling playing at 130 inch screen is amazing."
"the much larger theatrical screen of a projector makes it so worth it"
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"The reviews indicate that it comes close (about 10% off) to the peak brightness claimed and that it retains very good color (very unusual) while hitting that brightness. So, you get a usable 2,800+ lumens of brightness out of the TK700. ... The TK700 is surprisingly color accurate at over 2,800 lumens. So, it's a better choice in the real world."
"Great picture."
"great brightness, color"
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"the DLP high frequency flicker gave me a headache after a while. ... the combined effect of each step can be perceived, even if not consciously and causes eye fatigue or headaches for some people. Unfortunately myself included."
"The first projector I ever bought was a Benq ht2050a and it was also the first time I learned I was sensitive to the rainbow effect with DLP. ... Once you see it with DLP it will drive you crazy. ... A dark scene with a flash of white anywhere on the screen and I could see a rainbow inside the white briefly due to the spinning color wheel inside the projector. ... After I looked it up and realized what I was seeing, I would be distracted with anything I watched looking out for it."
"Any of these not have RBE? I have the Valerion and the RBE is very pronounced. ... I seem to be very sensitive to RBE so for me it's bad, like unwatchable bad on some media."
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"I got a BenQ Tk700 and had to return it because the rainbows were unbearable."
"things like color, contrast, black levels are going to take a hit"
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"okay during the day, needs to have blackout curtains drawn when watching movies with dark scenes."
"things like color, contrast, black levels are going to take a hit"
I just got the BenQ TK700. It’s below your budget but checks a lot of the boxes. Super low input lag. Great for gaming. Great picture. It’s mostly white but has a grey front panel.
r/budgetprojectors • 4K Gaming Projector Buying Advice ->First, that simulated view is crazy realistic. What did you use to do it? For the projector, I use a BENQ TK700; it has great brightness, color and 240HZ with 4ms input lag. I use it with a grey screen to make up for some of the light that's reflected off the walls.
r/projectors • 4K Gaming Projector Buying Advice ->Literally my journey. Cheap Amazon projector as an emergency display while on the road. Lasted us a year and change at home. When the filter burned through upgraded to a BenQ 4K setup. No way my wife would have been interested in the cost for the system without testing a cheap version first.
r/projectors • PSA for anyone thinking of buying a $100 Chinese projector off Amazon… ->Daytime use = control the light in the room. Don't just think a thousand extra lumens will fix things. It won't. The BenQ TK710 or X500i from BenQ, if you can find one within budget, or stretch your budget, is the way to go. The TK710 is brighter but not as good for movie viewing. Both use the larger and (hopefully) more reliable .65" DLP chip. Both are laser/LED light sources, for long term reliability. The TK700 is a lot less money and readily available as a refurb. But, it uses a lamp and the older .47" DLP chip in it. Viewsonic tends to try to put out projectors similar to what BenQ does, but they tend to fail to achieve the same quality that BenQ often delivers, so I'd generally skip them.
r/projectors • Best >1200$ 4k gaming projectors? ->The TK700 is a lamp based projector using the older .47" pixel shifter to get 4K out of it. So, the TK710 goes to the newer/larger .65" DLP chip which will hopefully be more reliable and seems to give a boost to contrast, and the laser light system which should last many many years. Pretty massive upgrade between the two models for sure.
r/projectors • Best bang for buck 4k projector over 3000lm, 120" at 12'? ->It is solidly bright, and you aren't likely going to get anything that is really brighter for the money these run. Read the review from Projector Central here... [https://www.projectorcentral.com/BenQ-TK700-Gaming-Projector-Review.htm](https://www.projectorcentral.com/BenQ-TK700-Gaming-Projector-Review.htm)
r/projectors • Think 3200 lumens would be bright enough? ->For gaming, you are generally looking at DLP models for extremely fast response time and low input lag on many models (but not all, so check!). You are typically working with lamp-based models at this price, and you can get factory refurbs of models like the BenQ TK700 (not the BenQ TK700STi which is short throw) for that money. JMGO was (is?) having a sale which puts one of their 4K models at $1,000, which is a reasonably good model for the money as well. What else may be on the used market is a tough call as there are a ton of 'used' projectors out there at varying price points. Optoma's UHD series have had very poor reliability, so that's something to consider as well in your search, but some people have had great luck with their models. Your choice on whether to consider them or not.
r/projectors • Best Budget 4k Projector? ->There are projectors from $50 to $50,000. At the end of the day, I'd look at the videos on The Hook Up and then pick one which makes sense for my budget. In the world of quality projectors, like Epson and BenQ, the TK700 from BenQ is a pretty solid choice. I'd skip the Optoma models. [https://www.youtube.com/@TheHookUp/videos](https://www.youtube.com/@TheHookUp/videos) The Hook Up measures lag time.
r/projectors • The cheapest projector with low input lag ->I have the BenQ tk700 which is rated for 3000 lumens also. I love it and wanted 4k. I know you are looking for something cheaper but just came here to say if you are smart with light placement 3000 lumen can definitely work. I put in a cheap plug in track light with cheap smart bulbs that I can turn the heads. Basically chose an angle that didn’t effect the screen by placing to the side. I also picked the blue green light cause I thought it looked kind of cool but does very color. https://preview.redd.it/6l6ak74ohzhe1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0fb9f6d1511b6fcb69ad8e46bb45f1a65d3f1d0e
r/Golfsimulator • Cheap projector ->Go BenQ TK700 if gaming is priority low lag, view sonic PX701-4K if movies matter more better colors value. XGIMI lifestyle less for serious gaming.
r/projectors • Home Projector Recommendations Under 1000 EUR for Movies & Gaming (EU) ->I have the refurbished TK700 from this same seller. We like it so far. Using it in our living room, great at night, okay during the day, needs to have blackout curtains drawn when watching movies with dark scenes. You can use Projector Central to calculate screen size and throw distance. The only downside so far is no vertical or horizontal shift.
r/projectors • Think 3200 lumens would be bright enough? ->The image quality is awesome. It punches above its weight big time. I purchased the tk700 along with it know I’d return one or the other, and I returned the tk700. The 4k wasn’t enough of a difference. I have 100” screen and only sit 8’ away. Some would say at that size and distance away I’d benefit from 4k, but I’ve not seen any downside.
r/budgetprojectors • 4k or 1080p $800 or less ->Looks great. Got a mate with benq 4K projector and The feeling playing at 130 inch screen is amazing. This nebula projector looks even better. Enjoy!
r/Switch • Switch 2 looks amazing in 4K ->I don’t think that budget gets you into gaming 4k. That’s basically base model 4k. You can get a used Benq tk700 with extended warranty
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