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BenQ GV32 Review: A Portable Projector Roundly Good for Big-Screen Viewing

3.5

BenQ's wheel-shaped GV32 lacks a built-in battery, but this 1080p portable projector beams bright enough for casual viewing on really big (90-inch and up) screens.

$499.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
BenQ GV32 projector

I Finally Became the MVP, Thanks to This BenQ Gaming Projector Prime Day Deal

This massive, low-latency BenQ TK700 4K gaming projector splashes a pristine picture directly onto your wall—and is now over 30%. Upgrade your gaming tournaments and movie nights!

By Juhi Wadia
BenQ TK700 4K Gaming Projector on pink background

An Off-the-Wall Deal: Save $600 on This Outstanding 4K Gaming Projector

Swap your fragile TV for a massive 4K projection with ultra-low 4ms latency and HHDR for a surreal gaming experience, now at a massive 25% discount.

By Juhi Wadia
BenQ X3100i True 4K UHD 4LED Gaming Projector on purple background

BenQ GV50 Review: This Portable Projector Rolls Up Ready for Movie Night

3.5

The BenQ GV50, a 1080p room-to-room portable projector, offers robust audio for its size, an onboard battery, and overall picture quality suitable for casual viewing. Our main quibble: It loses significant shadow detail for SDR input (though not for HDR).

$649.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
BenQ GV50

BenQ GW2486TC: An Exceptionally Feature-Rich Budget Monitor

4.5 Editors' Choice

The BenQ GW2486TC provides exceptional value for a $200 home-office monitor thanks to an ergonomic stand, a generous selection of ports, and a high-quality 1080p screen.

$169.99
at Amazon
By Tony Hoffman
BenQ GW2486TC: Hero

BenQ GP520 Review

3.5

The BenQ GP520 4K projector is a worthy option for casual home entertainment use, thanks to an easy setup routine and decent picture quality straight out of the box.

$999.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Front view, showing lens

BenQ W2720i Review

4.0

For users who don't see (or don't mind) occasional rainbow artifacts, the BenQ W2720i home theater projector can serve nicely for viewing in a dark room or with lights on.

$1,799.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Front and top, with the lens cover off and the slide cover over the lens cotrols closed

BenQ PD3225U Review

4.0 Editors' Choice

The BenQ PD3225U monitor is a go-to alternative to the Apple Studio Display, with excellent color accuracy, brightness, and contrast. It's much cheaper and works well with Windows PCs, too.

$849.99
at Amazon
By Tony Hoffman
BenQ PD3225U

BenQ HT2060 Review

3.5

BenQ's HT2060 is limited to 1080p and shows obvious rainbow artifacts, but it serves well enough in dark home theaters. (It can even moonlight as a gaming projector, thanks to its low input lag.)

$1,099.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Front view, showing lens

BenQ LW600ST Review

4.0

The BenQ LW600ST offers a short throw lens for big images in tight spaces, such as golf simulators, and it is also light enough to serve as a portable projector for business or education use.

$899.00
at Adorama
By M. David Stone
Front view; note the attached lens cover

BenQ GP100A Review

4.0

The BenQ GP100A delivers a bright picture, image quality that's great for casual viewing, and robust audio, making it an excellent choice for a room-to-room portable projector.

$599.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Front view; note the rubberized handle

BenQ GV31 Review

3.5

BenQ's GV31 offers almost everything you need in a lightweight 1080p room-to-room portable projector, except perhaps enough brightness for the sunniest days.

$596.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
The GV31 on its base, showing the ports on the right side

BenQ HT4550i Review

4.0

BenQ's flexible HT4550i home projector is designed for use in dark rooms (and thus emphasizes color accuracy and contrast), but it can also throw a large image bright enough to stand up to ambient light.

$2,999.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Front view, with tethered lens cover off

BenQ X500i Review

4.0 Editors' Choice

The excellent BenQ X500i projector features short lag times and support for 1440p/120Hz input, making it an obvious choice for big-screen gaming under $2,000.

$1,749.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone

BenQ X3100i Review

4.5 Editors' Choice

Designed primarily for use with gaming consoles, the BenQ X3100i offers short lag times, support for 1440p/120Hz input, and granular video presets that should appeal to many types of gamers.

$1,788.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone

BenQ HT3560 Review

4.0 Editors' Choice

The BenQ HT3560 is an excellent home theater projector for dark rooms, delivering a high-quality image with top-tier color accuracy, shadow detail, and contrast.

$2,160.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Unit in a ceiling mount

BenQ TK860i Review

4.0 Editors' Choice

The BenQ TK860i delivers a bright, high-quality picture for spaces that must contend with ambient light, making it an excellent family-room projector.

$1,632.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Front of unit

BenQ PD2706UA Review

4.0

The BenQ PD2706UA is a pricey 27-inch UHD productivity monitor with an ergonomically superior clamp-on stand, full sRGB color coverage, and a wide port selection.

$549.99
at Amazon
By Tony Hoffman
BenQ PD2706UA: Front

BenQ LH730 Review

4.0

Designed for running all day, every day, BenQ's LH730 projector delivers strong brightness and image quality for presentations and stills. Just note: Rainbow artifacts make it best for presentations that include only short video clips.

$1,699.99
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Projector

BenQ GP500 Review

4.0 Editors' Choice

Crisp image quality, robust onboard audio, integrated Android TV 10, and automatic setup features make the BenQ GP500 a top pick for a 4K room-to-room portable projector.

$789.99
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
BenQ GP500