Short Throw Projectors Reviewed: Optoma vs Epson vs BenQ | The Gadget Show

Optoma HD29HST Best Price: £779

Epson EF-12 Best Price: £899

BenQ TK700STi Best Price: £1,199

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[matiaskuusela]

*Yes! We are really happy with my **Bestt.Digital** projector. It is definitely recommended for those who are looking for something very good but affordable.*

[kafakoparan]

What a deficient review this is. What are the colour profiles and settings? I believe the EPSON has the best natural look with its 3LCD laser light source. If you adjust the settings correctly, EPSON is perfect both in day and night time. And also HDR10 and HLG are supported well with very bright and high contrast. Image detail is nearly flawless.

[laptoprepairs]

I've been repairing these for almost 15 years and optoma ate the best

[uladzimir]

looks like you set up natural colors mode on Epson, try dynamic and colors would be more saturated

[pauldonn]

Just for a correction the optoma Hd29hst has a refresh of 120hz not 85hz it also as you can see has a throw of half the distance as the other 2 and can except a 4k display (it's native 1080p) is also hdr and on game mode has if memory serves has a 4.2 response time so the test was done incorrectly

[Atlink]

Interestingly, the Epson (I have the EF-11 which is practically the same just without the Yamaha speakers and built in Android TV and a few other bells and whistles) is not really considered a "Short throw" in technical terms. It's kind of a weird in-between of a standard throw and a short throw. I believe the BenQ is also in that department as well.

[tonyounsworth]

Intro explains how Ultra Short Throw projectors work using mirrors, video then goes on to only show normal Short Throw projectors!

[Trixtayt]

well i love my epson projector looks amazingly crisp clear for me.

[FlavioMarceloSousa]

BenQ it is, I will order one this week. The STi model also includes Android tv with +5000 apps.

[hutopdehei]

Optoma is 120hz with 8.4ms in normal mode 16ms realy good for gamers. The optoma also use pixel shift for 4k image. For this price its a really good buy. The benq 6000 Lumens 😂😂😂😂 that bullsh.t 👻 and the benq also use pixel shift.

[xhappymasksalesmenx]

well the espson is $300 off atm and laser which i prefer and it isnt that different from the rest

[bun__bones]

iv watched this guy on this show for so long had 4 girlfriends 1 wife and 2 kids and started a business I was smoking weed and playing ps3 when I started watching this guy lol

[antisemite]

comparing them all at once, but the videos are not playing at the same time and not in full clearly the Benq is better because it is 4k(EDIT: it can support 4k, but not native as said in the video)
Also most of the people buying these will use the build in speakers, so where do you compare that?

[MrHunnitHustles]

1 huge mistake when comparing the lumens. There huge difference between lumens and ansi lumens. The epson he started its ansi lumen rating and the BenQ he gave the lumen rating.

[heartsoldier]

Assalamu Alaikum wrwb. Thank you mate for this video... Really helpful

[airjaff]

Should get me to review projectors, I must have worked with over 100 different projectors. You didn't mention what the light source was for each projector... If they are not laser than they are pointless. I never buy bulb projects anymore.

[olanosergio]

I thought the benq used lense shift to achieve 4k and not actually native 4k.

[saltypence]

I thought short throw projectors sat closer to the wall. And projected up not across.

[iLouieTube]

THE BENQ IS 3000 LUMENS NOT 6000!
IT IS NOT NATIVE 4K, GADGET SHOW SORT IT OUT

[WilsonxDoomable]

nah don't believe this video the Epson is way better just get the epiqvision mini ef12 version. it comes with one of the most unique and crazy set of speakers I'd ever heard on a body like that.