Enjoy a 1080p Full-HD home theater experience even in a smaller room with the short throw W1080ST. Enjoy vibrant video with a 10,000:1 High Contrast Ratio and the brightness of 2000 lumen brightness.
No need to worry about lighting - the screen lights up the whole room.
At the moment I am just projecting onto a white wall and it is terrific. Football is brilliant. So are films.
The colors are vibrant and the brightness and contrast is perfectly acceptable to me.
The projector is really bright so you can keep it on eco mode and save your bulb.
Overall it was a great projector and we had fun using it. Strong and bright projection and GREAT SHORT THROW!
I have it in my living room and it projects a 2.5m screen no problem.
For the first time I have been able to distinguish between HD and non HD. It really is fantastic.
Trialled a BenQ W1080ST at Bath Richer Sounds and was immediately sold on the quality and crispness (and size) of the picture.
Early days, but the picture in 2D and 3D is vivid and colourful.
The colors and detail level darn near rival my 70" Sony! I was very impressed.
It is also fairly quiet - don't really notice the fan noise at all. I would recommend to anyone who would like a large TV.
Watched the 'Titanic: 100 years in 3D' and this looked amazing.
Top Gun' looks awesome in 3D on a 90" screen, as does Titanic. Just as good with 2D blu-rays as well.
The short throw lens will allow me to use it in the house for a 114" picture at reasonable distance.
Perfect, vibrant colors, 3D capability, amazing short throw specs.
We have it attached to the Xbox, sound system and Steam Link (so lots of cables). Everything is easy to attach and set-up but this is more convenient.
This projector gets left on all day and night and is used for TV, DVD, XBOX, blu ray, 3d movies etc, etc and every thing comes through crystal clear.
I'm running this projector off of a Mac Mini with an HDMI connection and it works flawlessly.
The image is crisp, setup is easy, it supports various sources (2 x HDMI and a VGA is more than enough for most setups) and the short throw can be quite useful.
I have used the VGA and HDMI cables and in both cases the projected image is impressive.