The price; some of its connectivity; black level and colour performance; remote control
Noise in the picture; not HD Ready; pixel structure visible when viewing large images
Were not sure how much of a margin BenQ can be making on the W100, but frankly, we dont care. All that matters to us is that, although its far from perfect, the W100 delivers better movie performance than any other projector in its price class ...
Amazing value for money, good colour, brightness and contrast
Some motion artefacts, mechanical whine from colour wheel, light spill
Last year we reviewed another BenQ projector, the PE5120, which was a decent DLP model at a previously unprecedented £500. Now it has done it again. The W100 is the replacement for the PE5120, and although it has many things in common, and has an ident...
Excellent color out of the box, Very quiet operation, Extremely long life lamp for low cost of ownership, Low power mode, Very functional remote, with plenty of range and bright backlight, Good selection of inputs (one digital – DVI, plus two component vi
Limited color controls (which fortunately aren’t needed), Very limited range on zoom lens – although few entry level projectors are much better, the W100 is at the low end with only 1.15:1, Black levels (for a low cost DLP projector – still much better th
Abstract: The government has just cut off your dole payments, the cardboard box you call home is developing a severe case of soggy-itis, and you can’t remember the last time you ate anything more substantial than week old bread. Yet, thanks to BenQ, you can n...
A great price considering the 4x colour wheel. Nice and quiet.
Low native resolution. Some people might still notice the rainbow effect.
Ready for some big-screen home theater action but your other half would rather you spend $2,000 on the bathroom renovations instead? BenQ has come to your rescue with one of the most affordable, yet feature-rich widescreen projectors on the market. The...
La compacité, la chaleur des couleurs, les deux entrées YUV, le prix, le traitement vidéo.
La résolution limitée, la présence de fuite lumineuse émanant de l’objectif et du boîtier, le bruit de la ventilation.
A moins de 800 euros, ce petit projecteur DLP Home Cinéma est d’un bon rapport qualité/prix. La définition n’est pas renversante, mais la colorimétrie et le niveau de contrastes offerts sur un écran de deux mètres (dans le noir total) font du...
