Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
It's been a while between drinks for Taiwan-based manufacturer BenQ β four long years and one global pandemic since we reviewed the company's talented little W2700, in fact. The undisputed king of value 4K projectors at the time, it represented excellent value for money. Its bigger and more expensive brother, the W5700 β which added better optics, light output and full DCI/P3 coverage β also reviewed well.
Of course, a lot has changed since 2019, with 4K projectors maturing significantly, particularly with HDR. So when BenQ announced the W4000i, we were all ears, eager to discover what this mid-priced home cinema projector offersβ¦
π€ Presenter: Cheryl Tan
π₯ Camera: Eugene Ng
π¬ Editor: Marc Rushton
Read the review π stereonet.com/sg/reviews/benq-w4000i-led-4k-home-cinema-projector-review
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Our publication is supported by display advertising and commercial arrangements, but our editorial remains entirely independent and unbiased.
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It's been a while between drinks for Taiwan-based manufacturer BenQ β four long years and one global pandemic since we reviewed the company's talented little W2700, in fact. The undisputed king of value 4K projectors at the time, it represented excellent value for money. Its bigger and more expensive brother, the W5700 β which added better optics, light output and full DCI/P3 coverage β also reviewed well.
Of course, a lot has changed since 2019, with 4K projectors maturing significantly, particularly with HDR. So when BenQ announced the W4000i, we were all ears, eager to discover what this mid-priced home cinema projector offersβ¦
π€ Presenter: Cheryl Tan
π₯ Camera: Eugene Ng
π¬ Editor: Marc Rushton
Read the review π stereonet.com/sg/reviews/benq-w4000i-led-4k-home-cinema-projector-review
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StereoNET is an international network of publications owned wholly by Sound Media Group Pty Ltd and Sound Media International Pty Ltd.
Our publication is supported by display advertising and commercial arrangements, but our editorial remains entirely independent and unbiased.
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