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BenQ - TK705i

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After-Independent-81 • about 1 month ago

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

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After-Independent-81 • about 2 months ago

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

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Airules • 5 months ago

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.

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chaiscool • about 1 month ago

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.

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Divini7y • 6 months ago

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!

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Mac_999 • about 1 month ago

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

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Mac_999 • 28 days ago

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.

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Select_Insurance2000 • 25 days ago

I have a 110" ALR screen paired with my BenQ 4k projector. Space limitations kept me from the 120" screen. I still have my 40" Sony. I think we get conditioned to the TV image, and forget what being in a movie theater is like.   Are the images different? They most certainly are....and you will never get eye strain from a projector. IMO, the images are more realistic with a projector and the large screen adds to the viewing pleasure, be it your favorite film or sporting event. I love watching hockey and football!

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Select_Insurance2000 • 25 days ago

Projectors have as many settings as a tv. Adjustments can be made to your viewing pleasure. There's no denying that ambient light is the enemy of all projectors....even in a movie theater. When the lights are "up" in your local theater, the image on the big screen is impacted....and so it is with your home set up. I have my projector set on Filmmaker mode, and laser set at Eco mode...higher settings are available, but these give me the most satisfying image to my eyes, with no worry of eye strain. Again, the images via projector are different than a tv.

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tap_6366 • 9 months ago

I would go projector without a question. I have a BenQ 4k model and 120" screen and the movie watching is so much better.

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tchikidump • about 1 month ago

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?

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useventeen • 8 months ago

Yes, still have the TV behind the drop down screen. Don't know why, barely use it since the projector has been in. Hard to go back from full immersive experience. BenQ 4K (few years old now, get many hours of each globe).

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