BenQ HT3560 True 4K Ultra HD Home Cinema Theater Projector 2200 Lumens | HDR10+ Cinematic Color | Auto vertical Keystone | HDMI Universal connectivity | 10W built-in speakers | Long Throw
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Style: 4K 2200 ANSI lm 10W Speaker
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- PROJECTOR-OPTIMIZED 4K UHD & HDR: HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, HDR-PRO technology exclusive Local Contrast Enhancer and Tone Mapping for perfect details in dark and bright scenes. 8.3 Million Pixels give awe-inspiring 3840x2160 image quality and deliver incredible clarity and crisply defined details
- THEATER CINEMATIC ENJOYMENT: CinematicColor technology for industry-standard DCI-P3 color gamut with factory-calibrated color accuracy
- INSTALLATION FLEXIBILITY: Vertical lens shift, 2D keystone, and 1.3x zoom lens enable more flexibility to be set up in a limited space or mount to your bedroom ceiling for an at home theater experience.
- UNIVERSAL CONNECTIVITY: Comes with 3 HDMI ports to connect your favorite speakers, USB type A, USB type mini B, RS232 in (DB-9pin) and DC 12V Trigger (3.5mm Jack)
- 3 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY: industry leading limited parts and labor coverage; our US-based customer service team is here when you need it.
Brand: BenQ
Recommended Uses For Product: Home Cinema
Special Feature: 3d-Ready, Built-In Speaker
Connectivity Technology: 3.5mm Jack, HDMI, USB
Display resolution: 3840 x 2160
Product Dimensions: 14.96 x 5 x 10.35 inches
Item Weight: 9.26 pounds
Item model number: HT3560
Date First Available: May 17, 2023
Manufacturer: BenQ
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Style: 4K 2000 ANSI lm 10W speaker
as a projector enthusiast (over 17 years) I can say that this is the the best projector I have ever own in my life. I use it in my home cinema room and it's just breathtaking. here is my take on it. used for movies and gaming. (PC and PS5) Pros: sharp, low input lag, bright. Pros and cons of Ht3550. Pros: Sharp as a razor blade. Contrast ratio. Amazing image depth. The colors are 100 % accurate out of the box. The quiet hum of 4k chip, you can't really hear it. No light border around the image. Dynamic iris (a good thing to have but not a deal-breaker) Lens ceiling light shield. Breath-taking hdr capability. (still can't find my jaw) Cons: some say it has a high input lag but it never bothered me in games. my tests showed about 50/55MS without the dynamic iris and about 77 with dynamic iris turned on. (i game without the dynamic iris) but I don't feel it in any game I play on Ps5. 2000 lumens, works best in dark rooms. Image syncs two sides of the screen for a minute. (only at startup). purple Fringing/ chromatic aberration. it's only visible up close and as soon as you gain some distance from the projector screen it goes completely away. it is known with this model and it should not bother anyone owning this projector. although rated 2000 lumens I would say it's about 2500. I have another 2200 projector and HD3550 blows it out of the water. I am not playing FPS games so I have never seen input lag, don't let this issue stir you away from this amazing projector. 4k gaming on my ps5 is just stunning and frankly, sometimes unbelievable how amazing it looks. The cons are very negligible vs the pros. I don't know how Benq managed to do this in this price range but it's just nothing short of amazing.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2021 by Placeholder
Style: 4K 2000 ANSI lm 10W speaker
This is my first time purchasing a projector, but I have experience with buying other high-res TVs and computer monitors in the past. I think for the price point ($1499.99 at the time of writing this review), this projector is well worth the money. For the past week, I have been testing out the capabilities of the projector on 4k movies and games (native and streamed). I thought that the colors on the unit out of the box were superb, similar to what you would find on an IPS computer monitor that has been properly calibrated. BenQ even includes a color calibration report in the box. The sound coming from the 2 5W speakers on the projector is respectable for what they are. They won't get very loud but the quality is definitely good enough for a small outdoor venue or room. I would recommend separate speakers to pair with this projector overall, though. In comparison to the ViewSonic PX-747 4K projector ($899 at the time of writing this), which I initially purchased along with this projector to see which I preferred, you will definitely benefit a lot from sticking with the BenQ. While the sharpness of the two projectors for 1080p and 4K content does not differ vastly, the contrast on the BenQ makes a world of difference. When watching darker scenes in Stranger Things and playing darker levels in Gears of War 4 on Xbox One S it was very hard to make out the finer details and certain objects in frame on the ViewSonic. I tried to adjust the brightness and contrast to fix this but colors ended up just looking too washed out. On the BenQ, however, I immediately noticed an improvement in contrast and HDR quality and had no issues with these darker scenarios. Moreover, the BenQ was much faster when powering on or switching inputs, which doesn't sound like a huge factor but definitely helps if you use it a lot. The $600 jump between projectors, if you have the money for it, is definitely worth it if you want to have a projector that you'll be happy with for long term. I will say that if you are expecting this projector to be "movie theater quality" then you may be slightly disappointed, however. The overall dynamic range is still not as good as a 4K TV at a similar price point, the projector is not bright enough for a well lit room, and the sharpness could be a little better. For something with improvements to those qualities, you'll have to upgrade even further to a better BenQ, Epson, Sony, etc projector that has native 4K. I think for most people you'd be better off spending that money on a good projector screen, projector ceiling mount, speakers, AV receiver, HDMI 2.0 HDCP 2.2 cables, 4K Bluray movies, etc to accompany this projector. You'll get rapidly diminishing returns upgrading to more expensive projectors, while this projector definitely hits the sweet spot in value (at it's very portable weighing only 9 lbs). I'd definitely recommend it!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2019 by dsw
Style: 4K 2000 ANSI lm 10W speaker
Disclaimer: This is my first projector but I am very impressed overall. I was at one time planning on shelling out close to 3k for the Epsom 5050 (which does look amazing) but then I realized I had planned my home theater room without a huge throw distance from projector to screen (just under 9 feet) and I was hoping to use a 110" screen. My fears that the Epsom might not quite have the throw ratio I needed led me to look at this BenQ and I'm glad I did. This BenQ isn't what they call a short throw projector but it does have a more generous throw ratio than most other regular home cinema projectors. I'm pleased to say that the picture is stunning and the price saving enabled me to invest in a better amp and speakers for the room. I bought a Panasonic 4K Blu-ray player (UB 420) and it looks stunning in both 4k and 3D. It will make you want to stock up on 3D movies. I have a dark dedicated home theater in a basement and I can imagine this could struggle in a room with natural light. They also say this isn't a great projector for gaming but I have hooked up my PS4 to it and had a great experience. To be fair, I'm not an online gamer where I suppose the input lag could be detrimental. However, for "local" gaming (1 player campaign/story or multiplayer split-screen) I don't notice any lag at all, just a big beautiful image. It has a very nice backlit remote too. I have had a few moments where I have had some glitches from the 4K Blu Ray signal and had to restart the projector but that has been my only negative. This issue might be unique to my individual unit though. Overall, I love it and I know you will too if you have a dark room, especially for the price. Update: I have since had several problems, first with my original unit and then with a replacement. Now Benq aren't answering support calls or responding to emails. I know we are in the midst of a pandemic but this still isn't good enough for such a big company. I've lost all faith in the brand. Stay away!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2019 by J E Dalton