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BenQ X3100i True 4K UHD 4LED Gaming Projector, 3300 ANSI Lumens, 4.2ms 1080p 240Hz, 100% DCI-P3, Preset Game Modes, Android TV, 10W TreVolo Speakers, Vertical Lens Shift, eARC, 3D

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Style: X-Series for Immersive Gaming


Configuration: 100" at 8.2ft + Lens Shift


Features

  • LAG-FREE GAMEPLAY: Experience gaming with zero latency with response times as quick as 4ms (1080p@240Hz).
  • PERFECT FOR YOUR GAME CAVE: Achieve the ideal setup with a 40%-60% vertical lens shift and a versatile 1.3x zoom.
  • ALL-IN-ONE ENTERTAINMENT HUB: Enjoy endless entertainment with Google-Certified Android TV. Effortlessly cast from iPhone/iPad/Mac, Android, and PC devices using AirPlay and Chromecast.
  • IMMERSIVE AUDIO EXPERIENCE: Immerse yourself in breathtaking 7.1-channel and Dolby Atmos audio with support for eARC and S/PDF connectivity.

Brand: BenQ


Recommended Uses For Product: Education, Home Cinema, Gaming


Special Feature: Built-In Speaker


Connectivity Technology: HDMI


Display resolution: 3840 x 2160


Product Dimensions: 15.7 x 15.3 x 13.3 inches


Item Weight: 18.96 pounds


Item model number: X3100i


Date First Available: December 7, 2023


Manufacturer: BenQ


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    • Stunning Visuals and Immersive Gaming Experience - BenQ X3000i Exceeds Expectations!
Style: X-Series for Immersive Gaming Configuration: 100" at 8.4ft
I recently upgraded my gaming setup with the BenQ X3000i True 4K UHD 4LED Gaming Projector, and it has been an outstanding experience. One of the most impressive aspects is its incredible brightness and color accuracy. Even without a traditional projector screen, projecting directly onto a wall, the image quality is stunning – the 3000 lumens brightness and 100% DCI-P3 color gamut bring games and movies to life with vivid, crisp visuals. With that being said, I would definitely like it even better if it had auto focus, but the focus dial is intuitive and easy to use so no point off in my opinion. It has been very quiet, and outside of start-up you can barely hear it when watching a movie or playing a game. The built-in 10W TreVolo speakers provide decent audio quality, but since it has eARC support you're better off driving high-quality audio through external speakers or a sound system. The BenQ X3000i really shines when it comes to gaming. The 1080p 240Hz capability and a low 4.2ms response time create an ultra-smooth, lag-free gaming experience, perfect for fast-paced action. I don't personally use the game modes, defaulting to HDR10 on all devices, but they could be useful for some people - especially for competitive FPS. The integration of Android TV offers convenient access to streaming apps, and it works as expected - this is also something I don't use as I have a GoogleTV/AppleTV hooked to my Onkyo receiver. Overall, It's a top-notch choice for gamers and movie enthusiasts alike. I am definitely a projector and BenQ fan now! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024 by Jesse C. Whitworth
    • Great gaming projector
Style: TK-Series for Home Entertaiment Configuration: 100" at 8.2ft
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been running this projector for over a year now with no issues whatsoever. I've taken care of the lens, kept up with regular maintenance, and it's running as good as new 1400+ hours later. I have it ceiling mounted, projecting onto a silver ticket 100" silver screen, and sound routed to a Samsung Q800A soundbar & sub. I couldn't be happier with this configuration. For most of the time, it was connected to my old desktop running a gtx970, and I had no complaints. I recently upgraded to a laptop with an rtx4070, and the image quality in both movies/shows and games is fantastic. The projector does just fine showing everything in crisp detail. Running in HDR10 and HDR Game modes, blacks are sufficiently dark, and colors are nice and vibrant without being washed out. I don't notice any blurriness or latency in games. It keeps up without using fast mode, though ymmv if you're playing more fast paced competitive games. -A note on that: fast mode disables keystone correction. So, if you need it, make sure you have the projector set up to throw super straight. It's really great for having friends over for movies & local co-op/split screen games. Plenty of screen space for everybody to see clearly. I went overkill and got 8k fiber HDMI cables since I was running them across the ceiling & along the walls. There's no noticeable latency in image or sound transfer. Any limitations I've run into are tied to the GPU I'm running. I can imagine it's not up to par for the most discerning home cinema user, but for somebody mostly playing games and sometimes watching movies & shows with friends, it's perfect. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023 by Joe W Joe W
    • It actually is as good as it sounds…
Style: TK-Series for Home Entertaiment Configuration: 100" at 6.5ft
TLDR version: Heaven for PC gaming and movies alike. Long version below. I use this projector for PC gaming (I run an RTX 3080) and as a home theater for steaming movies and shows (right now, primarily the latter, but that more because of my schedule, and I hope to change this soon). The picture quality (to include brightness and HDR) on this thing is top notch, so let’s get that out of the way. Frame rates at resolutions that are pretty competitive with high end PC gaming monitors give you a lot to love about this monitor for gamers... oh and at 100 inches. The price for performance on how this thing functions as a gaming monitor is pretty incredible at this size. Also, for the picture quality at the size you can easily get out of this thing, it beats the snot out of paying 5k + for an 80ish inch OLED TV. This thing compares favorably in terms of brightness, resolution and color with all but the highest end OLED TVs for a FRACTION of the price. Picture-wise, this thing is nothing short of amazing. I do not have this set up in a completely blacked out room, and I would say that the issues I have with natural lighting while using the projector during the day are different but equal to the issues I have watching a TV in a similarly lit room (light dilution vs glare, etc.). That’s a solvable problem; consider a window blackout solution if that’s a concern. Also, if you’re going to go in for this beast, I highly recommend a dedicated screen. Don’t debase the amazing picture quality of this beautiful machine by projecting onto a painted wall, that’s just silly. The Meh: Sometimes the projector seems to get confused with input devices; when I want to use the projector as a computer monitor, sometimes I need to power cycle one or the other. Not sure what this is about, but it’s barely a minor inconvenience, and the couple of times it’s happened it has been when I am deliberately messing around with display settings pretty hard. It may very well be entirely on my PC. The remote that comes with the projector is… mixed. The Android TV dongle that comes with the projector and the way the remote controls both projector AND the “smart TV” ish functionality is pretty great, the remote just isn’t the most responsive. Slow, spaced-out and very “deliberate” button pressing seems to be the key. This is not a big deal in itself; the finicky remote is particularly annoying when adjusting projector settings and the volume on the onboard speaker (which functions but isn’t going to win any awards). So, while the android TV dongle and it’s seamless integration with the remote is a really, really nice touch, it isn’t perfect. Beyond some of the remote clunkiness, there isn't an organic solution for Netflix, and in general, I found that a 4K fire stick it more responsive as a streaming device… the great news is that you can pop a fire stick into the same HDMI slot AND power source on the monitor that is intended for the android TV dongle. Right now, that’s what I’m doing, and the biggest downside seems to be that I have another remote in the mix (but I like the Amazon one better anyway). When I’m feeling brave I’ll see if I can figure out how to power on the projector through the Amazon remote, but it hasn’t bothered me enough to try yet. Anyway, to me this is more of an option than a real complaint, and the fact that the projector comes equipped with what is essentially an organic smart TV functionality should be seen as a bonus… especially at this price point. EDIT: I definitely recommend a sound system that matches the quality of the picture on this projector to do the experience justice. Finding a sound bar that worked with this set up was a BIT of a challenge. At the end of the day, something that has eARC/HDMI functionality is the key, but I also recommend something with a wide variety of input format compatibility. My initial review was pretty heated because I fought a Klipsch Cinema 600 for 2 weeks with missed results - after all that it turned out it was the soundbar (I’m fairly tech savvy, but the problems and solutions to them when they worked were way bizarre, and the soundbar was theoretically compatible). I went with a Samsung HW-Q800, and that was easy to set up, and HDMI ARC worked with the normal amount of setting fiddling, and it sounds great. I edited my review to hopefully save someone the headache, and to correct my mistake in thinking the issue with connectivity was on the projector - it was not. Bottom Line: this projector is…. Amazing. The price per performance on a projector that delivers most of the functionality you’d expect out of a high end gaming monitor (for a similar price on a WAY smaller screen) at up to 120 inches is just. Plain. Dumb. In the best way possible. If you have a stereotypical “man cave” game room and you want to add a screen that is just stupidly big and beautiful for both a quality gaming and home theater experience, look no further. As a point of comparison: Next to a top of the line OLED TV (my original option for down here) that could perform in gaming at the same level, you might say that the OLED looked better- but for 83 inches you’re going to pay something like 4 times the price of this projector (my reason for taking the plunge and buying a projector for the first time). To me, this projector offered 85% of the experience I wanted from an OLED TV at 25% of the price- that math was easy. I personally feel that by almost any other metric, this projector matches or wins in all categories against any remotely comparable TV. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2021 by Fish

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