BenQ X500i, 2200 ANSI Lumen, DLP, UHD 4K (3840x2160), 600000:1, 16:9, 1,07 Milliarden Farben

The BenQ X500i is very good for watching movies, as long as you stick to dark rooms. It's just not bright enough to look good in rooms with many lights. Once the lights are dimmed, the projector looks impressive due to its great contrast ratio, wide color gamut, and nearly perfect image accuracy right out of the box. It also comes with an impressive list of features, including HDR10+ support, thanks to its included QS02 streaming dongle.

I bought this projector about 3 weeks ago and have been very happy with it. My wife although skeptical when told her I planned to purchase a projector over a TV has been won over and now thinks it is one of the best purchase decisions I have made. After extensive research I chose this one for it's picture quality, sound quality, gaming performance and positioning in the room.

The BenQ X500i is very good for watching movies, as long as you stick to dark rooms. It's just not bright enough to look good in rooms with many lights. Once the lights are dimmed, the projector looks impressive due to its great contrast ratio, wide color gamut, and nearly perfect image accuracy right out of the box. It also comes with an impressive list of features, including HDR10+ support, thanks to its included QS02 streaming dongle.

The excellent BenQ X500i projector features short lag times and support for 1440p/120Hz input, making it an obvious choice for big-screen gaming under $2,000.