BenQ - V7050i

Not sure what video you saw, but this model has been a disappointment all around, even to benq themselves. They brought in very limited quantities of it and with its poor performance I am unsure if they ever brought in any more. Such a shame since their v7050i was such a good unit. I hope their next UST does the BenQ brand right.

Have you considered the discontinued V7050i? It got great reviews for image quality, if movies are your main interest, and not gaming. I love it!

BenQ V7050i. Discontinued but still a few new units available and many refurbished units with warranty. Read the many reviews and watch videos. I have this projector and 110" ALR screen andove it. Not great for gaming but for movies, PQ is excellent!

BenQ V7050i 4k UST paired with a 110-120" ALR screen. Read the reviews. Great for movies...not for gaming.

Think of sitting in your local movie theater....and the images you see. A projected image is not the same as a plasma screen. We are so conditioned to the retina piercing brightness of today's HDTVs that we forget how realistic the image at our movie theater is. Brightness does not always equate to color accuracy. Movies was my major criteria and I wanted the most accurate image possible. I have a BenQ V7050i 4K UST. When it came to the market several years ago, it was touted as the best image of all the 4k UST at this price point. See the reviews, especially the one by Mark Henninger @ Projector Central. There are a few other reviews too. After several months of reading reviews, I finally decided that this was the projector for me. It did not disappoint. Space limits kept me from getting a 120" screen, so I chose a 110" from Vividstorm, purchased from Projector Screen.com. Now...this specific model is not great for gaming. Gaming was not a priority for me, so it is not an issue. It has a built in speakers/amp, but I use a soundbar.  It supports 3d, and I have a number of 3d films. It only has 2 HDMI inputs....but that's fine for me, as 1 is used for my 4k Blu-ray player and the other for my Spectrum Cable box. If you require more inputs you can always purchase a HDMI splitter. It is important that you know, setting up a UST can be a pain in the a**. It requires specific heights/distances for proper screen image set up...but once you get it right, it's wonderful. There are several excellent videos to watch from owners, showing how they set it up. Just like at the movie theater, ambient light is the enemy of a projector. While you don't have to have it in a dedicated room with no windows, the less light the better. Again when you watch a number of videos you will see how people have them in their homes, and in rooms with multiple windows. I am sure things have improved over the past few years. This projector is still available on Amazon the last time I checked, and there may be refurbished units with warranty out there on eBay it other web sites. Enjoy that plasma....but rest assured, I think you will enjoy a UST projector. Best of luck to you!

If image quality is your major goal....and you focus on movies rather than gaming, check out the reviews for the now discontinued BenQ V7050i.  I have it and it is great, paired with my ALR 110" screen. There are still new units available, as well as refurnished units with warranty.

Check out the BenQ V7050i 4k UST projector. Read the reviews, especially the one by Mark Henninger at projector Central. It was rated best in picture quality when it hit the market a few years ago. It has been discontinued but you can still find a few new units out there (check Amazon) as well as some refurbished units with warranty (eBay). I have this paired with a 110" ALR screen....space limits kept me from a 120". I am not a gamer....and up front, this is not an item for serious gamers due to latency. I bought this projector after several months of research. I love movies. I have a good sized collection of DVD and Blu-ray, and now, a good number of 4k discs. They look great. You can't go wrong with this projector. Read reviews and ask me any questions and I will answer to the best of my ability.

If image quality for movies is your goal, check out BenQ V7050i. It is discontinued but a few new units remain or there are refurbished ones with warranty. I have it and Vividstorm 110" ALR screen and could not be happier.

If you consider a UST, it's the V7050i.

BenQ V7050I. Best rated for image quality when it came to the market. Yes...it has been discontinued but there are several still out there, even refurbished units with warranty. Read the reviews. I chose this because I am a big movie fan and this projector does not disappoint. Being a UST, you will need a ambient light rejecting screen.

I have a BenQ V7050i UST 4k projector and 💘 it!