Outstanding value, Good for film viewing, Results respectable for the price
Less than spectacular for PC display, Oversaturation with bright colours, Lowest lumens output on test
We almost dropped this projector in shock when we saw the price. Its rare to find a projector for less than £500 and even rarer to find one this cheap that performs decently.The unit itself is tiny and perfectly formed, and the supplied backlit remote...
Abstract: Usually, projectors this cheap produce visuals rougher than sandpaper and fan noise so loud they could wake the dead. Surprisingly, though, the PE5120 mostly manages to avoid these pitfalls. Running in economy mode, which dims the brightness level sl...
Abstract: Very inexpensive entry level unit, easy to use, easy to set up, delivers great picture for the money. However, the 5120 has a 2x rotation speed color wheel, so those bothered by rainbow artifacts may see them on this one. Audition first before committing...
Abstract: (without spending 4x the price or more). Almost all home theater projectors are rated between 500 and 1200 lumens, and all primarily want pretty dark rooms to work in. This one, however, has a little extra umph, making it just a bit more able to handle...
Abstract: BenQ managed to sell more projectors than any other vendor in Australia through the second quarter of 2005, and with models like the PE5120, its easy to see why. The PE5120 fits into BenQs Home Entertainment Series and features a white chassis with s...
Abstract: Testet innan detta (Optoma ThemeScene H30A) blev det första som gav oss kontakt med en DLP-projektor för hembiobruk med en prislapp på under 15 000 kronor inklusive moms, det vill säga tillräckligt lågt pris för att klassas in i det vi kallar ”inste...
