BenQ W7000

image quality, usability, noise, price, design

reliability

78% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

BenQ's W7000 is an excellent choice for someone who's looking for a cost-effective projector for a multi-purpose theater space. Yes, you can find other projectors that will provide better black levels and contrast for a completely light-controlled...

3D capable, Single chip DLP provides pretty clean 3D, Excellent calibrated color and skin tones, Very good black level performance – true “ultra high contrast”, Rich colors, especially on darker scenes, Very good placement flexibility, Very good black...

3D capable, Single chip DLP provides pretty clean 3D, Excellent calibrated color and skin tones, Very good black level performance – true “ultra high contrast”, Rich colors, especially on darker scenes, Very good placement flexibility, Very good black...

The overall picture quality – notably the colors, of the W7000 really do look impressive. That DLP look and feel – rich colors yet without being over the top, is in its full glory with the W7000. That’s not to say you can’t find more natural looking...

3D capable ; Single chip DLP provides pretty clean 3D ; Excellent calibrated color and skin tones ; Very good black level performance - true "ultra high contrast ; Rich colors, especially on darker scenes ; Very good placement flexibility ; Very good...

Below average lamp life for higher operational costs (a price, in this case, paid for all that brightness) ; A noisier projector than average, at full power, although typical of most DLP projectors and a few LCD and LCoS projectors ; Lacks second HDMI...

I plan to be switching back and forth between the W7000 and the Epson Home Cinema 5010,until the next projector arrives for review. (That should help me sort things out when it comes to issuing the Best In Class awards. All considered, I'm impressed...