BenQ TK800M True 4K HDR Home Entertainment Projector with HDR and HLG, 3000 Lumens, 96% Rec.709, Football Mode

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You can also opt for ceiling mounts with the BenQ TK800M if you are building a personal theater around it. There are three M4-sized screw points at the bottom which should be sufficient in securing the device. The lightweight nature of the projector is excellent to have at this point since you don’t have to overbuild the mount for it. To determine the Throw Distance for where you should place your projector in the room, enter an image diagonal measurement number in the Image Size

As such we didn’t have any problems during our gaming session, responses to our commands were very fast and at no point did we notice any delay in our actions. So if you are a casual gamer as we are and you like to use this projector for mixed use then rest assured that it will serve you very well in this regard. It doesn't hurt that the projector is really bright, which means that even with SDR content it can deliver images that have genuine impact, even in less-than-ideal conditions. As such you can use the TK800 in a room with white walls or big windows, and still enjoy a huge projected image. At my workplace there is at least one BenQ projector for everyday use and I can say by experience that these units are durable. Of course our model is not identical to the TK800M that you presented, that should be a very modern one, featuring nice colors and high resolution.A projection calculator is used to calculate a screen size when a projector is a specific distance away from the screen. As you move a projector

measurement between the front of the projector lens and the surface of your wall or screen. Using the Zoom Range Slider The main selling point of the BenQ TK800 is that it supports 4K and while this is true, it’s worth pointing out that the projector’s DLP chip is not 3840x2160 pixels. It uses XPR technology, which essentially takes a 1920x1080 pixel DLP chip and flashes the image four times in incredibly fast succession to create an image with a perceived resolution of over eight million pixels. Amazingly this actually works, and even with test patterns the images appear to be 4K in terms of resolution. The BenQ TK800 3000-lumen projector has a stylish design that will make a statement in any conference room. This device has a native 4K UHD resolution, delivering up to 8.3 million pixels on the screen or wall. It produces detailed, crisp images and text, so it’s a good device for movies and presentations. This projector supports HDR10 tech, delivering incredibly gorgeous colors. With a brightness of up to 3000 lumens, this device doesn’t require a dark room. However, this projector has limited customization options.What we found disappointing is that while it’s sibling, the HT2550 comes with a suite of image processing features called Cinema Master this is nowhere to be found here. To be honest the TK800 didn’t have it either so it’s not like we lost this feature here or something and it seems that this is kept only for the CineHome series that the HT2550 belongs to and it’s a class above the one we find the TK800M. Instead of that BenQ has added the Football and Sport modes that are supposed to improve skin tones and various colors depending each setting while also improving on the dialogue against the rest of the sound effects. item.finalPrice !== item.regularPrice ? currency + ' '+item.regularPrice : ''| numberThousandsCommas | numberDecimalPoint}} title=More%20Expert%20Tech%20Roundups&type=articles%2Cvideos&tags=tech-roundup&count=6&columnCount=6&theme=article The Optoma UHD60 is similar in performance, but significantly different in price. Other projectors to ponder...