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This responsiveness and high picture quality also make it a top choice for movie watching and casual gaming. The crisp, sharp picture and smooth on-screen action are ideal for watching fast-paced live sports. The BenQ TK800M is mostly marketed to sports lovers, and it’s easy to see why. It doesn’t have any built-in wireless connectivity, though, and no support for Bluetooth devices like speakers, which could be limiting in some home theater set-ups. This includes dual HDMI ports, a USB input, and a VGA in, along with network and audio hook-ups.Īlong with wired content options, the BenQ TK800M can support content mirroring with the addition of the QCast Mirror dongle. The input panel on the BenQ TK800M has the usual array of options you’d expect from a modern projector. That makes the BenQ TK800M a great choice for media rooms and other multi-use spaces. It also supports gaming in 4K through modern consoles. Having said that, though, it’s definitely within the acceptable range for casual players, and most people will find the lag is low enough that it doesn’t impact their playing. Its input lag is a bit on the high side for serious and competitive gamers. We wouldn’t necessarily call the BenQ TK800M a gaming projector. These make it easy to optimize the picture to your content, and are another factor that adds to the TK800M’s versatility. It’s especially great for sports watchers, with a Sport Mode and a Football Mode, along with other cinema-oriented picture modes. The dedicated picture modes of the BenQ TK800M are worth noting, too. For the viewer, that translates to realistic hues with a high degree of color accuracy across content sources. It also supports advanced image technology like HDR10 and HLG. 709 spectrum, the current standard for color for home theater projectors. Its 4-segment color wheel covers about 96% of the Rec. The color performance of the BenQ TK800M is impressive, as well. You’ll also get pretty good black levels from the TK800M since the lens optimizes light penetration, for a sharp picture with great realism and depth. The DLP technology and all-glass lens array keep the image detailed without any pixilation. The true 4K resolution of the BenQ TK800M is its main advantage from a picture quality standpoint. Paired with the quick set-up, that makes it a great choice for backyard movie nights, as well as home theater applications.
It weighs less than 10 pounds, with a housing that’s both durable and portable. One advantage of the BenQ TK800M from an installation perspective is its compact, light-weight design. For most users, that means a ceiling-mounted installation is the best choice, and your maximum screen size may be limited in smaller spaces. Since it is a standard-throw projector, you’ll need a larger space to get the most out of the BenQ TK800M-between 10 and 12 feet for a 100” screen, depending on how you set the zoom.
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Along with that, manual focus and zoom adjustment let you fine-tune the image after installing the projector.
This is thanks to its automatic vertical keystone correction, which takes the user effort out of eliminating warp and skew from the picture.
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The BenQ TK800M is easier to install than most standard-throw projectors.
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