BenQ X300G 4K HDR Gaming Projector, Low input 4ms Response, Bright LED 2000 ANSI Lumen, Short Throw, 2D Keystone, Optical Zoom, Auto Focus, Tailor-Made Game Mode, Charge &…
- IMMERSE IN STUNNING 4K: Experience the brilliance of 2000 ANSI lumens, 84% DCI-P3 CinematicColor, and HDR-PRO for breathtaking 4K detail.
- LAG-FREE GAMEPLAY: Enjoy gaming with zero latency and quick 4ms response times at 1080p@240Hz.
- 100” BIG SCREEN EVERYWHERE: Set up easily in tight spaces and various angles with Realtime Auto 3D Keystone and Optical Motorized Zoom.
- IMMERSIVE AUDIO EXPERIENCE: Enhanced by a pair of 8W speakers with a patented passive radiator, powered by BenQ CinematicSound.
- ALL-IN-ONE ENTERTAINMENT HUB: Access streaming entertainment with Google-Certified Android TV.
BenQ X300G 4K HDR Gaming Projector, Low input 4ms Response, Bright LED 2000 ANSI Lumen, Short Throw, 2D Keystone, Optical Zoom, Auto Focus, Tailor-Made Game Mode, Charge &…
$1,799.00
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Specification: BenQ X300G 4K HDR Gaming Projector, Low input 4ms Response, Bright LED 2000 ANSI Lumen, Short Throw, 2D Keystone, Optical Zoom, Auto Focus, Tailor-Made Game Mode, Charge &…
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10 reviews for BenQ X300G 4K HDR Gaming Projector, Low input 4ms Response, Bright LED 2000 ANSI Lumen, Short Throw, 2D Keystone, Optical Zoom, Auto Focus, Tailor-Made Game Mode, Charge &…
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michael wilbur –
It’s 4k. It’s that simple. My 100 inch screen vs 70 inch Samsung 4k TV. Yes worth the money. Fresh out of the box amazing bright and vivid colors.
Nathan S. –
Second BenQ, last one ran for eight years. 24 hours in and brightness, color and sound are perfect. Throwing 108″ from nine feet, in full light the picture is flawless.
Robert –
The bulb went out in one month of use.
This was used as our third option for viewing television. It unit was not used consistently
When it worked it was a beautiful picture.
Russell D Jones –
At the 8.5 feet distance; the TK700 only give 90 Inch screen and the TK700STi gives you 120″
Joe W –
This is a Great mid-tier gaming projector; I will say this has a long throw so make sure you have enough room in your move room to handle this projector. Overall, very pleased with the product, not the best out of box color calibration, going to have to mess around with that to fully get the most out of this projector. I recommend this projector or any other Benq product as I am very impressed. Surprised to see that there is no digital zoom, OfCourse you have your zoom adjustment on the lens itself, but sometimes I need to zoom the aspect ratio, and as far as I can see, it only lets you switch between “auto” 4:3 and 16:9
Jason Groom –
This projector is super bright. Replaced an older 1080p projector with this one and the difference is unbelievable. Can see this one in full daylight without any issues. Blacks are dark and there is no blurring in high motion action scenes.
Robert –
Awesome projector in just about every way, but unfortunately I could see the stroboscopic rainbow effect and had to return. I sure wish Benq would hop on the 3-chip train 🙁
Desiree –
Absolutely love this projector. It’s bright, crystal clear 4k image, and really easy to set up. The only gripe I have is that it’s a bit loud, but since it’s constant, I tune it out pretty quickly.
Joe W –
been running this projector for over a year now with no issues whatsoever. I’ve taken care of the lens, kept up with regular maintenance, and it’s running as good as new 1400+ hours later.
I have it ceiling mounted, projecting onto a silver ticket 100″ silver screen, and sound routed to a Samsung Q800A soundbar & sub. I couldn’t be happier with this configuration.
For most of the time, it was connected to my old desktop running a gtx970, and I had no complaints.
I recently upgraded to a laptop with an rtx4070, and the image quality in both movies/shows and games is fantastic. The projector does just fine showing everything in crisp detail.
Running in HDR10 and HDR Game modes, blacks are sufficiently dark, and colors are nice and vibrant without being washed out.
I don’t notice any blurriness or latency in games. It keeps up without using fast mode, though ymmv if you’re playing more fast paced competitive games.
-A note on that: fast mode disables keystone correction. So, if you need it, make sure you have the projector set up to throw super straight.
It’s really great for having friends over for movies & local co-op/split screen games. Plenty of screen space for everybody to see clearly.
I went overkill and got 8k fiber HDMI cables since I was running them across the ceiling & along the walls. There’s no noticeable latency in image or sound transfer. Any limitations I’ve run into are tied to the GPU I’m running.
I can imagine it’s not up to par for the most discerning home cinema user, but for somebody mostly playing games and sometimes watching movies & shows with friends, it’s perfect.
Nathan S. –
Even at 120 inches fortnight was fire