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BenQ TK710 4K HDR Laser Projector
The lamp-free step up from the entry 1080p class: a 0.65-inch DLP with 4K pixel shift, a 20,000-hour laser, a little vertical lens shift, and the lowest input lag ProjectorCentral has measured in a gaming projector at 4 ms for 1080p240. It replaces the discontinued HT2060 as the catalog's bright-room and gaming entry.
- 0.65-in DLP, 4K pixel shift
- 3,200 lumens (2,478 measured)
- Throw 1.15 to 1.50, 1.3x zoom
- 4 ms at 1080p240, laser
ProjectorCentral measured 4 ms of input lag at 1080p240 and 16 ms at 4K60, the fastest numbers in its class, with 1,800:1 native contrast from the larger 0.65-inch DLP chip. The laser light source removes the lamp-replacement cost that the Epson Home Cinema 2350 carries, and the small vertical shift plus 1.3x zoom make it easier to place than most DLP projectors at this price.
Watch out: Bright mode has a strong green bias and measured well under its 3,200 lumen rating, so plan around 1,500 to 1,800 usable lumens in the accurate modes.
Pros
- Lowest input lag in a home projector
- Laser light source with no lamp changes
- Sharp 0.65-inch DLP image with vertical shift
Cons
- Measured brightness falls short of the rating
- Only 10 percent vertical lens shift
- Rec.709 gamut, no wide color for HDR
Specifications
| Type | 0.65-in DLP |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 4K UHD (XPR pixel shift) |
| Brightness | 3,200 lumens (2,478 measured) |
| Throw ratio | 1.15 to 1.50 |
| Lens shift | Vertical, 10% |
| Input lag | 4 ms 1080p240, 8 ms 1080p120, 16 ms 4K60 |
| Light source | Laser, 20,000 h |
Specs come from manufacturer documentation and published reviews; check the retailer listing for the current revision.