BenQ True 4K HDR-PRO Home Entertainment Projector HT3550

Bought this as an upgrade for my W1070 which I have been using for quite some time. Setup couldn't be easier. I used the same support as I had for the W1070 and installed the projector at the exact same spot on the ceiling. It took less than 15 minutes to have it up and running and all setup done. I am very impressed by the image... it is a lot brighter and sharper than the W1070, even with non-4K sources. Also it is noticeably less noisy, especially in the Eco mode which I use. Extremely happy so far!

Super bright and true 4k Worth the price

I purchased this new model to replace my aging BenQ HT2050. I have been waiting literally years for a projector with the the following features: Larger DMD DLP Medium to long throw Lens shift 4K HDR Full 3D support High lumens output Solid state light source The BenQ HT4550i delivers on all of these, and does it very well. The picture quality from this projector is phenomenal, with black floors as good as my HT2050 had (which was good for a DLP projector), true 4K resolution, amazing perceived contrast, and HDR support on a projector this is actually worth using. The 3D quality is just out of this world, making it seriously enjoyable, and for once not too dark to look at oven on a 135 inch screen. Colors are fantastic, and the projector has great features to optimize your experience. Best projector at this price point IMO.

as a projector enthusiast (over 17 years) I can say that this is the the best projector I have ever own in my life. I use it in my home cinema room and it's just breathtaking. here is my take on it. used for movies and gaming. (PC and PS5) Pros: sharp, low input lag, bright. Pros and cons of Ht3550. Pros: Sharp as a razor blade. Contrast ratio. Amazing image depth. The colors are 100 % accurate out of the box. The quiet hum of 4k chip, you can't really hear it. No light border around the image. Dynamic iris (a good thing to have but not a deal-breaker) Lens ceiling light shield. Breath-taking hdr capability. (still can't find my jaw) Cons: some say it has a high input lag but it never bothered me in games. my tests showed about 50/55MS without the dynamic iris and about 77 with dynamic iris turned on. (i game without the dynamic iris) but I don't feel it in any game I play on Ps5. 2000 lumens, works best in dark rooms. Image syncs two sides of the screen for a minute. (only at startup). purple Fringing/ chromatic aberration. it's only visible up close and as soon as you gain some distance from the projector screen it goes completely away. it is known with this model and it should not bother anyone owning this projector. although rated 2000 lumens I would say it's about 2500. I have another 2200 projector and HD3550 blows it out of the water. I am not playing FPS games so I have never seen input lag, don't let this issue stir you away from this amazing projector. 4k gaming on my ps5 is just stunning and frankly, sometimes unbelievable how amazing it looks. The cons are very negligible vs the pros. I don't know how Benq managed to do this in this price range but it's just nothing short of amazing.

Franchement bien pour 1500$. J'avais besoin d'un bon petit projecteur qui pouvait afficher 100 pouces avec une distance d'environ 12 pieds. Je ne suis vraiment pas reçu. Seul commentaire, je n'aime pas particulièrement l'iris dynamique. C'est sensé améliorer le contraste des noirs en scène sombre et les blanc en scène éclairée, mais ça flash. C'est dérangeant. Mais ça se désactive. Image super naturel, peu de calibration à faire.