Published: 2018-09-07, Author: Christian , review by: techradar.com
4K HDR support, Excellent color accuracy, Bright in most situations, Decent audio quality
Slightly limited port selection, Blacks could be deeper
The BenQ HT2550 may look a bit pricey to someone used to seeing discount 4K TVs, for the price you can't do much better. The projector boasts vivid, clear colors, plenty of detail, and a 4K resolution – all at well under $2,000. That's no small feat.The p...
The size, The weight, The amazing picture and color reproduction, The connectivity options, The very functional remote control
To be quite honest, I like everything about this projector and it lives up to what it is designed to do
I am so happy that this BenQ HT2550 was the first home projector that I have been able to test and review. I am thoroughly enjoying the experience and it is used every weekend at my home. The picture is quite amazing and in 4K I become totally immersed. T...
4K capable, Picture quality beats most, right out of the box, Light and portable, Great price and value
5-watt speaker is obviously not ideal, No onboard media player to allow you to go PC-free, Could use more smart features, Overview, The HT2550 has 2,200 lumens of brightness, a 1.2:1 zoom lens, and 4K HDR capabilities. This projector works best in a home
Abstract: BenQ Reveals its new high-end 4k HDR home cinema projector the HT2550The BenQ HT2550 is a high-end Home theater projector for all media needs, Movies, blue-rays, gaming, presentation and anything you may want to be projectedTaking the unit out of the box...
Very high value (olde 4k projectors started at $3999), 3D supported (this is a big deal), Crisp and beautifully detailed 4K UHD image, Two variants: color accuracy vs brightness, Great lamp life (for a DLP)
HDR10 image is less than ideal, Zoom factor is only 1.2
Both the BenQ HT2550 and TK800 offer breath-taking image quality (with the former in the lead in terms of color accuracy and the latter in terms of brightness) at a fraction of the cost of a 4k projector of olde. The dynamic range is spectacular (although...
Published: 2018-04-12, Author: Steve , review by: engadget.com
Sharp 4K resolution that's noticeably better than HD, Accurate colors with minor tweaking, Relatively low price, Compact size
Light bleeding around the image, Contrast and light levels are middling, Fairly noisy at times
Despite some issues, BenQ's HT2550 is one of a handful of ground-breaking projectors that finally offer 4K at an entry-level price. At $1,500, it's certainly one of the cheapest ways to deliver a 100-plus-inch, 4K HDR image. For around the same price, you...
4K UHD resolution of 1920x1080x4 with pixel shifting, 4K content capable, Supports HDR for expanded dynamic range – more “pop”!, Picture quality right out of the box, better than most, Fastest color wheel – means virtually no RBE – rainbow effect for most
Could definitely be brighter for handling HDR (like most projectors), Only offers basic placement flexibility, with 1.2:1 zoom and no lens shift, No CFI for smooth motion on sports and other HDTV, Of course the small 5 watt speaker is no substitute for a real sound
Subjectively, I really like BenQ’s HT2550. It’s got a lot going for it. After much viewing, I consider the HT2550 to be a great little home entertainment projector with the spirit of a home theater projector. Truth is, it’s in part, both.Consider: At the moment, it’s th...
Abstract: In the market for a projector? The BenQ HT2550 needs to be on your short list. The specs alone make it a compelling option: 4K UHD resolution, HDR support, and 2200 lumens of brightness, all for $1,500, paint the BenQ HT2550 as a ground-breaking home thea...
The BenQ HT2550 is an exciting projector simply because it is 4K resolution at $1499. So far it is the only model using UHD DLP chips under $2000 to include 3D for 1080p source material. This combination of factors will cause it to be selected over the co...
