BenQ W1050S - Pros & Cons

images are sharp and crisp enough to show off the subtle
decent image quality and portability
good colour accuracy and excellent motion
excellent 3D images that are mostly free from crosstalk and have a nice depth
image sharpness is also superb
Setting up the projector is easy
very high standards and produces visually delightful images
Great quality build Crisp Image Quality
a good
clean picture and so is location

home cinema system
heavy enough to obscure shadow detail in the darkest corners
there s no vertical optical image shifting
just a little rough around the edges
crushes out too much shadow detail
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Only the black levels and lack of any shadow detail disappoint slightly
the remote feels tacky and cheap with really small and fidgety buttons
Blacks are poor and shadow details are non-existent
deserve a permanent installation within a room or a dedicated roll down screen

BenQ W1050S - Full Specifications

Projector type	DLP

Colour of product	White

3D support (3D-Ready)	yes
HD ready	yes
Full HD (HD ready 1080p)	yes

HDMI	yes
Number of HDMI inputs	2

Resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Brightness (max)	2200.0 lm
Video formats supported	720p 1080i 1080p

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BenQ W1050S BenQ - Editorial Reviews (2)

4.0

Based on 2 reviews

BenQ W1050S BenQ W1050 Full HD projector review

Home Cinema Choice

Published: 21.03.2018

BenQ W1050 Full HD projector review

The appeal of the BenQ W1050 projector is brutally simple. It delivers video-tuned pictures at kingly screen sizes for just £500. The question is: should true home cinema fans be excited about such a budget model, or is it really aimed just at the casual crowd? More to the point, has the AV world now got to a level where quality largescreen visuals cost the same as a premium console and a couple of games? As you’d expect of a projector that knows it’s more likely to live in and out of cupboards rather than being part of a permanent installation, the W1050 is small and portable.