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LCD projector - 1100 ANSI lumens - 1280 x 720 - widescreen - High Definition More product details

84 reviews
November, 2009
The W500 features an iris-like lens design that mimics our own eye, adjusting the aperture after analyzing the incoming video signal. The aperture is contracted during dark scenes for...
High lumen output and first-rate image processing circuitry make the W500 a great budget option for video games, sporting events, and HDTV watching.
The BenQ W500 is an interesting mix of high-end and low-budget. High lumen output and first-rate image processing circuitry make it a great budget option for video games, sporting events, and HDTV watching. However, a 1.2x zoom range limits placement ...
Perhaps inevitably the W500 rather looks its money, with a slightly plasticky finish around an uninspiringly 'officey' design. It just about covers the essential connections though, thanks to its inclusion of a single HDMI, a component video input and ...
Crazily cheap, good sharpness and motion handling, and impressive brightness
The chicken wire effect, very average black levels, some odd colour tones
AN entry-level home theatre projector with great brightness levels and high quality imagery.
Good brightness, decent black levels
Loud fan noise, only one digital input
BenQ's W500 is an entry-level 720p home theatre projector with great brightness levels and high quality imagery. Colour accuracy isn't perfect, and a short zoom limits options for placement. But with such a reasonable price, the W500 is a compelling ...
The W500 is a 3LCD model, using a different technology to the DLP colour-wheel technology found in the rest of BenQ's home entertainment range. 3LCD has the advantage of more compact packaging, which is especially important for budget projectors,...
BenQ turns to LCD technology for its latest budget movie projector, the W500.
For in making its cheapest movie projector yet, the sub-£600 W500, BenQ has turned to LCD for the very first time. But will the W500 suffer for BenQ?'s LCD projector inexperience? This system has proved uncannily good on other projectors at...
Good brightness, decent black levels
Loud fan noise, only one digital input
BenQ's W500 is an entry-level 720p home theatre projector with great brightness levels and high quality imagery. Colour accuracy isn't perfect, and a short zoom limits options for placement. But with such a reasonable price, the W500 is a compelling ...
The budget brother of BenQ's W5000 and W20000, the W500 has great specs for its price. The W500 is a 3LCD model, using a different technology to the DLP colour-wheel technology found in the rest of BenQ's home entertainment range. 3LCD has the...
The W500 is highly portable and easy to setup
Compact size ; Bold and bright presentation ; Affordable
Average contrast performance ; Blacks often appear grey
Hookup a DVD player and the W500 will auto-detect it and beam the picture straight away. On factory settings the colours seem painfully bright; it's worth taking time to calibrate it using suitable test patterns
Quick setupHelpfully, the W500 also finds room for an easy-to-use lens shift lever, so you can setup the W500 very quickly, handy for impromptu gaming sessions. The W500 is one of the dinkiest LCD projectors currently available, yet it packs in...
The IT world thrives on competition, with rival companies driving each other to deliver better products at better prices. The Labs section covered big widescreen...
Possibly the main factor when considering gaming on a projector is whether you have a suitable surface to use, which you can also arrange your desk to face. The W500 is easy to set up if you do, thanks to its good keystone correction and adjustable ...
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