Name: W2700
Brand: BenQ
SKU: 234494
Rating: 3.7 (123 reviews)

4.1

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.2 / 5

competent and cost-effective
the film has an outstanding HDR transfer
the backlit remote control is very simple to manage and straightforward

greyscale tracking was messy
cooling fan can get rather noisy after a while
picture looks immaculate

Projector type: DLP
Screen size: 40.2, 200 in
Brightness (max): 2000 lm
Full hd (hd ready 1080p): yes
Lamp life max (normal): 4000 h
Noise level: 30 dB

BenQ W2700 - Pros & Cons

competent and cost-effective
the film has an outstanding HDR transfer
the backlit remote control is very simple to manage and straightforward
the standard dynamic range looks pretty good
Image quality is excellent
strong build quality and design
s compact and well made
flexible and image quality is
better-than-1080p solidity and depth
image integrity is outstanding
Colors are brilliant
and the details and clarity are top-notch
portability and versatility with in-room positioning
the colour palette is well balanced
The solid picture performance also scales nicely
it handles HD resolutions and SDR beautifully
best black levels
and ensures the projector is almost whisper-quiet
the colour tone and sense of depth in dark sequences looks consistently outstanding
BenQ W2700 is exceptionally easy
Smart Eco mode gives you a good contrast boost
It s compact and flexible and audio quality is great
the image is very detailed
and certainly better than Full HD
The USB media player is surprisingly complete
optics chosen are perfectly suited for the intended use
the neutral position was best
The menus are very well-arranged
Excellent color reproduction and decent calibration
HDR image mode is remarkably good
Easy Installation Coming with housing
work out of package
it looked smooth and sharp
the performance was also extremely good
image was astonishingly good
also sturdy and well made
high-quality sound and Bluetooth connectivity
easier
faster
and more convenient than ever to stream
durable sawtooth blades and powerful circulation making
its form factor
design
and innovative features
excellent sharpness
authentic hues
and solid dynamics
fun and versatile device
offers flexibility in terms of work and play
high-quality visuals and immersive audio
incredibly lightweight portability
4K HDR content through the projector is absolutely stunning
the quality of the restitution
The definition of the picture was superb
remarkable image sharpness and consistently accurate colorimetry
The rendering of different textures and materials was impressive
color scenes were particularly realistic with hues that were both vivid and highly accurate
the BenQ is much more realistic and natural
The colors were natural and nicely saturated despite
Good Decent out of the box accuracy Excellent Rec

greyscale tracking was messy
cooling fan can get rather noisy after a while
picture looks immaculate
become buggy after long usage
it takes no time to frame and sharpen the image
loss of brightness it brings is a challenge
s a cost to be paid in picture brightness
it falls a little short (reaching 95 per cent coverage)
home cinema system
Colour accuracy took a severe hit in Bright mode
There s a slight downgrade when viewing with lights on
The on-screen display feels a little dated
noise of the projector fan
detail could get a little lost in spectral highlights
nor does detail blur away during motion
There s no dedicated Game picture preset
the picture invariably suffers
images did appear a little noisy at times
HDR pictures look poor without Wide Color active
body is no bigger than typical HD living room projectors
for both light spillage and more fan noise
The surround sound track is not supported
It will not affect the screen display when actual use
the brightness is worrying
It does not support horizontal lens shift and horizontal keystone correction
It may not display this or other websites correctly
it got too monotonous
the extra filter costs a lot of light
the image is much too green
in horizontal lines some detail is lost
it does not play Dolby Digital or DTS soundtracks
keystone correction always leads to loss of detail
the projector seemed unable to support HDR signals
reduce scattering of light at extreme angles and reflections from nearby surfaces
the picture is cast slightly upwards (or downwards)
The projector is fairly short in throw
projector seemed to be locked into video-mode deinterlacing
BenQ W2700 also cannot natively produce a 4K image
it is impossible to focus the image
frustrated by switching to a movie with an inferior native resolution
the black areas in certain scenes are often under-exposed
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large errors with magenta and cyan is off track
slightly disappointing
it destroys detail retrieval in your image and will cause image artefacts
more intense colour and a dimmer image due
W2700 is painfully dull when in full HDR mode

BenQ - Video Reviews (9)

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BenQ W2700 - Full Specifications

Projector type	DLP

Design type	Standard throw projector
Colour of product	Brown,White
Built-in display	no

Width	14.96 in
Height	5.0 in
Depth	10.35 in
Weight	9.26 lb

Lamp life max (normal)	4000.0 h
Lamp life max (eco)	10000.0 h
Number of lamps	1
Bulb power	245.0 W

Quick start guide	yes
Handheld remote control	yes
Memory card reader	no
Smart TV	no

3D support (3D-Ready)	yes
Full HD (HD ready 1080p)	yes
Analog signal format system	Not supported

Power consumption (typical)	340.0 W
Power consumption (standby)	0.5 W
Power consumption (economy mode)	280.0 W
Power consumption (max)	350.0 W

DVI in	no
HDMI version	2.0a
Number of HDMI inputs	2
HDMI connector type	Full-size
HDCP	yes
Number of headphone outputs	1

Noise level	30.0 dB
Noise level (economic mode)	28.0 dB

Focal length range (f-f)	12 - 15.6
Throw ratio	1.13 - 1.47
Aperture range (F-F)	1.9 - 2.47
Zoom ratio	1.3 x
Offset	105.0 %

Screen size	40.2 - 200
Screen size compatibility	40 - 200
Number of colours	1.073 billion colours
Native aspect ratio	16:9
Brightness (max)	2000.0 lm

Ethernet connection	no
Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	no

Built-in speakers	yes
Number of built-in speakers	2
RMS rated power	5.0 W

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BenQ W2700 BenQ - Editorial Reviews (9)

4.5

Based on 9 reviews

Trusted Reviews

Published: 07.05.2019

BenQ W2700

4.5

Say hello to the BenQ W2700, the best and the most enjoyable 4K HDR projector you can currently buy for less under £2,000

BenQ W2700 Review: BenQ W2700 4K HDR Home Projector | MAXIT

maxit.com.my

Published: 21.08.2019

Review: BenQ W2700 4K HDR Home Projector | MAXIT

We have seen projectors that support native 4K resolution makes an inroad into our living room, specifically the BenQ W2700.

whathifi

Published: 28.06.2019

BenQ W2700 review

4.0

A budget 4K projector for all occasions

T3 Middle East

Published: 10.07.2019

BenQ W2700 Projector Review

Let’s check out BenQ’s latest 4K projector. I’ve had high praises for BenQ’s W1700 when I tested it early last year and it turned out to be one of my most favorite and highly recommended projectors made for home entertainment. That greatness continues with the W2700, an improved version of an already-great product. The W2700 …

LiveatPC.com

Published: 17.09.2019

Reviewed: BenQ W2700 4K HDR CinePrime Projector; A Cinema Experience In The Comfort Of Your Home | LiveatPC.com - Home of PC.com Malaysia

Whether you’re a movie buff or just an average joe, we have to admit that the experience we get when watching a movie or film in general is heavily dependent on the screen in which the movie is being projected unto, be it a television or a projector. That being said, with the price of […]

AVForums

Published: 01.10.2019

BenQ W2700

4.5

The latest 4K DLP projector to use the new upgraded 0.47" TI DMD, the W2700 promises wide colour gamut coverage, 100% Rec.709 and HDR playback, but can it actually manage that? Let's find out...

BenQ W2700 BenQ W2700 'True 4K' DLP Projector Review

StereoNET Australia

BenQ W2700 'True 4K' DLP Projector Review

BenQ's game-changing W5700 projector left us impressed by its abilities when we reviewed it earlier this year. Now it's time to put its little brother, the $2,499 W2700 True 4K DLP Projector through its paces.

BenQ W2700 BenQ W2700 review: The best-value 4K projector, period

Expert Reviews

Published: 22.07.2019

BenQ W2700 review: The best-value 4K projector, period

5.0

Superb image quality and a reasonable price makes the BenQ W2700 one of the best projectors around

BenQ W2700 BenQ CinePrime W2700 4K HDR projector review

Home Cinema Choice

Published: 12.07.2019

BenQ CinePrime W2700 4K HDR projector review

Colour us excited! The W2700 is the first single-chip DLP 4K home projector to aim to hit the wide colour space of the DCI-P3 standard used in digital cinema, and favoured by 4K UHD Blu-ray. According to BenQ  it falls a little short (reaching 95 per cent coverage),  but it's an intriguing development. Wide Colour Gamut (WCG) support has long been common on higher-end UHD TVs, but until now affordable DLP projectors have only been able to cover regular REC.709.