BenQ TK800 True 4K UHD HDR Home Entertainment Projector, DLP, 3000 Lumens, HMDI, Football Mode - White/Blue

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An end result of this process is a degree of vibration that may results in a slight or unnoticeable high-frequency noise. The bottom line in sorting these two projectors out is this: If you want 3D and/or you'd prefer to have the Vivid TV mode for ambient light viewing, the TK800 is the better choice. Also make sure you switch off the Auto Keystone feature straight away as it is on as a default setting. colour standard and nowhere near the current DCI-P3 gamut being used by Hollywood on UHD Blu-rays and the like within the Rec. With this fairly compact, sleek-looking unit in place and fired up, we were able to witness every drop of sweat dripped and every bit of spit gobbed in stunning ultra-HD detail.

The BenQ TK800 is a brighter version of the BenQ HT2550 one of several new 4K projectors to hit the market in the last few months that is built around the latest 0.Just make sure that your receiver is 4K and HDR-enabled, otherwise you’ll be missing out on all of the TK800’s potential.

And having other cookies switched off can seriously affect the way you’ll be able to enjoy our services. When compared to other HDR displays, the TK800 exhibits decent grayscale tracking in HDR Cinema mode. It gives a better overall natural looking image with the majority of HD material people will still be watching, especially sports content with large areas of green on screen.On top are basic controls for source selection and menu navigation, along with manual zoom and focus adjusters over the lens.

To further confirm my observations, I watched titles that I own in both 1080p and Ultra HD formats to make a few back-to-back comparisons.respectively, we found that using the picture mode User 1 with colour temperature Normal and gamma set to 2. We especially noticed this with the new ‘Vegas’ scenes in Blade Runner 2049 and in the blue skies and clouds of Planet Earth II. I also noticed a bit of brightness pumping during quick camera angle changes from the action of the bulb-throttling SmartEco mode. The BenQ TK800 is a great example of the form factor that delivers big screen action for those on a budget, producing an image up to 300” in size that it's as easy to setup as pointing it at a white wall.