BenQ X1300i 4LED 1080p HDR Gaming Projector: Game Modes RPG FPS Sports, 120Hz, 8.3ms Input Lag, PS5, Xbox Series X Compatible, Auto Color Calibration, 20,000 hr, Android TV Review

Excellent image quality and brightness. Android TV isn't compatible with Netflix, so you'll need to use a different device if you want to watch Netflix. The built-in speaker is weak.

I love this projector. Excellent picture quality on my 120 inch screen. Use it for games and movies. Brightness is ok, definitely works best in a dark room or at night. I know I can't expect much from speakers in a projector and this one is no different. Even if they may be a little above average, they are still not enough for many things. So I bought a soundbar for this projector. Now I'm very happy with my setup. That said, I give it 5 stars for image quality, features, and style/form factor…

This projector is perfect especially if you like gaming. Normally, playing games on projectors can be difficult due to input lag, but you won't find that here. Instead, this projector is very responsive, even when I've tested some of the most demanding action games on the market. It also works great in dark rooms, so picture quality is pretty sharp even on less-than-ideal settings. It also comes with a streaming stick, which was a nice bonus, allowing you to access things like YouTube, Netflix…

First, please note that I'm coming from a gamer's point of view, so I'll focus on these specific characteristics of this projector. the image quality is amazing, bright, crisp, balanced colors, great contrast (I've noticed the slightest chromatic aberration on the high-contrast edges of static UI elements, but only upon closer inspection. Normally it's completely unnoticed) - refresh rate is the real selling point to me. I always set the frame rate above the resolution. My main monitor (XR3501)