BenQ - TK705i

The best choice is BenQ TK705i, because of it had 5ms low input lag. Xigmi Horizon Ultra is an old platform projector. Believe to have latest TI DMD platform is the best way. I turn on my TK705i when I go back my room, and use it for 2 hours every day. https://preview.redd.it/jera94mk96zf1.jpeg?width=2364&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd37d407e504f8d948fb414a89cab8b1a1b8ca50

How about BenQ New 4K LED high brightness projector TK705i. It is preety quiet, only 24dBA (eco mode), feature optical & digital zoom. below is its 120" perfomance in my bedroom https://preview.redd.it/3m3c32vvgyxf1.jpeg?width=2364&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a1f055f2e03dac9b31016f732dc49ff08738b520

Imo get the tk705i if you're a new user as even though xgimi is technically better but due to tri laser it has issue like rbe and speckle. Pq won't be as good as xgimi but less issue for new users.

Looks good but it didn't have optical zoom and it only has 60 hz. Not my option

240 indeed, don't know why is so complex to find. It didn't fit exactly. I must put it in a middle of a room where i have a couch or put projector under ceiling what i don't wanna do for many reasons. I was gonna put it on a wall shelf, it fits me. So a rather prefer TK705i. How loud it is?

Check out the BenQ TK705i. I picked one up and it seems like a jack of all trades. Been happy so far

Essentially, even though it’s LED, the TK705i has only 200 fewer ANSI lumens, has lower input lag, is more colourful (in Rec.709 anyways), offers auto setup, has built-in Google TV (no dongle), is a year newer, and is $400 CAD cheaper. I’ve heard that laser is the superior technology, but that it also introduces laser speckle. So honestly, with that spec sheet, it being an LED projector wasn’t really a problem for me. I took a spec sheet gamble with this one. With it being so new, there still are very few unbiased reviews out there. But so far, I believe the gamble has paid off. I’m quite happy with the TK705i. This is my first step into the projector game, so I don’t have any reference to compare to besides my mini-led tv. And while it can’t touch that contrast, it does a good job and makes for an entertaining movie/game sesh.

у BENQ большая сильно заметна радуга, был у меня BENQ TK 705i, на чипе 0,47, фактически это тот же gp520 только лучше и ярче. Но все равно ужасная радуга была, очень плохая атематическая регулировка трапеции, верхние углы не четки, настроить четкость не удавалось. После Benq TK 705i попробовал проектор на чипе 0,65, другое дело, радуги не замечал, и он был значительно лучше

Yeah the TK705i is actually my favorite choice so far. It seems futur proof and I like its design. How is it doing with some daylight?

I think you want a short throw , but not an ultra short throw . Something like Ben Q TK705STi maybe 120 inch screen from 7 foot 2 meters Ben Q have 3 year warranties which is good and this unit seems very quiet on paper. Unsure about Rainbow effect I'm one of those who never sees it. maybe an Ultra short throw if you go used

My Experience says otherwise - 80% of the People asking here are not set on something and/or don´t think about every possible "Problem" with the Setup they WISH for! Btw - I myself using (digital) Projectors since over 25 Years at home. In your Case the BenQ TK705 STi would do the trick. Its DLP and 4LED and not Laser. So less RBE - if any - and no Laser Speckle Problems. Also easier on the Eyes in general.

It does 4K60 AND 1080p240! You don´t need a Optical Zoom because it fits your throw distance/Screen Size nearly 1:1!

I saw that you´ve "corrected" your 150" into 120" now. If only "someone" had asked this Question before... \^\_° TK705 fits, has optical Zoom and is very silent! Get also a proper Screen for it!

Had my BenQ 500i since release. Used almost daily. 60fps 4k and 120 at 1440. Great for single player games. Input lag is not an issue. No issues with the Doom games. I can't even hear fan noise from it. I have a light controlled room and don't have issues with that. If you want larger than 120" screen may have to look at 3000i ben q recommend.

I cannot stress how much OLED snobbery plagues this sub. Picture quality does not matter THAT much... I game on a 110" screen powered by a 4k BenQ projector (very cheap but solid projector for gaming) and the size of the screen alone absolutely blows everything else away for the gaming experience. Size is truly king over everything else in the theater world.

Incorrect. It is picture SIZE first, then audio, then picture quality. Movie theaters have existed for 100 years with what would now be considered terrible picture quality yet they were still great experiences because of the size of the image and the immersion it brings.