Amazon.com: Customer reviews: W1070 3D Projector

Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2013

The BenQ W1070 is an amazing little box. All of the features and performance are in this little box that projector enthusiasts have had to (and still do!) pay thousands of dollars in other projectors. To get the features and performance that this projector provides at this price point is a regular joe's dream. And the best part is that a nit picky videophile like myself will not feel like he has compromised performance for price. Folks are trading in their $3,000 plus projectors for the W1070 based on performance alone.

To back-peddle a bit this was the situation I was in.... I have a big air duct/bulk head going right through the middle of my theater room which has given me problems of what projector I could use. I was forced to use a short throw 720p projector (GT750) that had 3D. It was great for what it was and it served me VERY well for about a year but it was only 720p + no zoom + no len shift +... you get the idea. Placement flexibility was VERY limited and 720p wasn't that bad but you could definitely notice especially when there was text on the screen. And there is text on my screen all the time with how much sports I watch.

For quite some time I had hoped that a 1080p 3D projector would come out that fit my space needs. The W1070 was a godsend! Even if I didn't have the tight mounting space I would still get this projector.

I ceiling mounted the projector with an Atdec ceiling mount found here on Amazon and fine tuned the picture position using the Test Pattern buried in the W1070's menu. For the novice mounter, you want to make sure that your measurements in relation to len and screen position are precise before you mount the projector. For the price, the Atdec ceiling mount did a great job allowing me to fine tune angles and picture position. The wiring was simple since when I finished my basement I ran the HDMI and power right over where I had planned to mount the W1070.

For those of you with lens shift/offset questions. My setup includes the following. The top of my screen is 15" from the ceiling. The center of the W1070 lens is about 8" from the ceiling. I have the lens 8'4" away from a 100" screen. I needed the top of the projected image to be 7" below the center of the lens at 8'4" away. I set the lens shift all the way "Up" on the W1070 (which is "Down" if ceiling mounting") and that got me the EXACT offset I needed for the image to sit square. Very happy and relieved that my previous calcuations were correct and didn't have to resport to image distorting digital keystone and zoom. Keep in mind that this projector has an offset so the image will be projected UP if table mounted and DOWN if ceiling mounted. for a 100" screen at 8'4" away the range of offset places the bottom/top of the image approximately 2.5" - 7.5" inches above/below the lens depending on how you mount it. This is crucial to know how it will affect your placement options.

In classic Pro/Con fashion after about a month with the projector here are my impressesions.

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-Colors are AMAZING on this projector. There is a reason it is ISF certified. The colors are fantastic out of the box but are even better when calibrated. I have mine setup on Cinema mode with Brilliant Color set to ON in EcoSmart mode and the Gamma set to 2.2. That is the best combination of brightness/color/ and contrast for my setup.
-Sharpness and clarity are amazing. with 1080p Blu Ray content I was blown away with the clarity and depth of this projector. I also have a Darbee Darblet to help enhance depth and sharpness (highly recommended) but even without the Darblet the clarity and sharpness blew my old projector away.
-Brightness is GREAT! This is a bonafide light cannon. With Brilliant Color and Smart Eco on with the Gamma set to 2.2 I can watch pretty much anything I want with pretty good contrast with the lights and lamps on in the room.
-Black levels are above average. This projector will not get inky blacks like $10k projectors will but this holds its own. I was very impressed with the contrast and black levels on dark scenes and equally impressed with how much shadow detail was preserved in dark scenes. Huge improvement over previous projectors I have owned.
-3D on this projector will blow you away. Not only is 2D content bright and clear but the 3D on this projector utilizes new 144hz technology to make it extremely smooth. With gamma controls to control brightness and contrast I found a 1.8 Gamma setting to be just right. I watched Avatar and Tron in 3D on this projector and was blown away by the strain-free viewing experience. I got the Sainsonic 144hz DLP-Link glasses for cheap on eBay and they work very well. Just make sure the L/R sync is correct otherwise it will cause eye-strain.

I don't care for...

-I wouldn't consider audible fan noise a con on this projector... its just not SUPER quiet like on larger beasts of projectors. I wasn't expecting this on this projector so I wasn't disappointed. In complete silence you can hear it... I've never noticed it while watching content so that is what matters.
-For the first week or so there is a faint smell from the fan that is basically from the bulb burning off manufacturing residue. Its not strong and not a bad smell. Just an electric metal type of smell. Its gone now and I expect this from any new projector.
-Light leakage isn't great. This would be my only official gripe on the projector. With it being so small there are less chambers and places for the light to go in the projector. This results in a fair amount of light leaking from the fan exhaust. This is emitted to the right of the image when table mounting and to the left if ceiling mounting. The good news is that there is nothing leaking on the image but on a dark scene it is noticeable and I have placed a small piece of paper to block it. (See pics) There is also a halo of light on the ceiling from my ceiling mounted W1070 - this is from the lens assembly and I suppose you could resolve this by fixing a lens hood to the lens. I don't notice the halo when watching content and my ceiling is White White so it is more noticeable because of that. I'm fine with the halo but the fan light leakage had to be taken care of.

I really do love this projector and the small gripe with the light leakage I have with it was not enough to have me not give it 6/5 starts if I could... especially for the price.

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Fezzy Rotor

For Home Theater Lovers and 3D Junkies and 3D Gamers

Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2013

This is simply one of the best affordable 3D projector that does 1080P HD 3D.

3D MODE is bright with ZERO CROSSTALKS
Normal HD operation is superb
Black Levels are amazing for a sub 1500 Projector.
VERY SHARP Projector
Latest DLP Darkchip tech.

I have watched the following movies with it in 3D in the comfort of my home: Avatar 3D bluray, Prometheus 3D bluray, Green Hornet 3D Bluray. I am mesmerized. I will never step into a cinema theater again !

I highly recommend this

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CP seattle

Works great

Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2013

I love this projector. It handles various sd and hd content well, and works seamlessly with 2d and 3d content. It's small and light and relatively quiet. Picture quality is great but brightness is only good. At night it works well, during the daytime id recommend blackout shades. One minor gripe is that it constantly tries to detect the resolution/format of incoming video which means sometimes even changing channels on a TiVo premiere causes a black screen for 3-4 seconds while the projector detects the format. Other than that very happy with my purchase. Also shop around you can find it under $1000.

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Jewi

Benq w1070, perfecto para el precio que tiene

Reviewed in Spain on July 7, 2014

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Para empezar decir que la descripción y titulo del producto esta mal.
La resolución nativa de este proyector es full hd 1920x1080.

Si leéis reviews de este proyector veréis que se quejaban de que el mando no viene retroiluminado, pues esta versión es una actualización, y viene RETROILUMINADO y ACTUALIZADO a la última versión del firmware a día de hoy (1.08).
Decir que con tenerlo actualizado respecto a tenerlo a la versión stock hay gran diferencia, soporta más modos 3D (ahora soporta full hd SBS - Side by Side, el formato 3D más extendido en ripeos - en progresivo), se conecta al hdmi (HDMI handsake) más rápido, hace menos ruido en modo ECO y algunos bugs corregidos.

Respecto a la calidad no puedo analizarla mucho pues no soy un experto y además por ahora sólo he podido proyectar en la pared y además no me han llegado las gafas para valorar el 3D, pero intentaré hacer un pequeño análisis.

Cuando me llegó lo probé con la configuración por defecto y me gustó bastante, pero le apliqué el calibrado que recomendaban en avforums y quedé satisfecho. Me gustaría bajar el nivel de negro pero necesito acondicionar una sala mejor para ello.

CALIBRACIÓN AVFORUMS
Aspect Ratio: Real
Brightness: 51
BrilliantColor: Off
Clarity Level: 0
Colour Management: Red - Hue 50/Gain 52/Saturation 49, Green - H 64/G 48/S 50, Blue - H 52/G 47/S 50, Cyan - H 50/G 47/S 50, Magenta - H 70/G 51/S 50, Yellow - H 64/G 50/S 47
Colour Temp Fine Tuning: Red Gain 96, Green Gain 88, Blue Gain 95, Red Offset 256, Green Offset 256, Blue Offset 256
Colour Temp: Normal
Colour: 50
Contrast: 53
Gamma: 2.2
Lamp Power: Economic
Preset: User 1
Sharpness: 8
Tint: 50

No tocaré más las settings hasta que tenga una buena pantalla.

El proyector es muy luminoso, hay un viejo truco para contrarrestar tanta luminosidad y es utilizar un filtro de densidad neutra. Yo me he pedido el Hoya ND2 de 49mm que sale bien de precio y es amazon premium, ya contaré cuando lo pruebe. Pero viendo en foros se apreciaba una mejora de los negros (aunque esto depende sobre todo de cómo tengáis acondicionada la habitación, hay muchas páginas sobre ello).

Respecto al efecto arcoiris (una de las pegas de los proyectores DLP frente a los LCD, buscad rainbow effect) decir que viendo películas no lo he notado, sólo lo he visto al proyectar la pantalla de test del proyector de lineas blancas sobre fondo negro, ahí es imposible no verlo diría. Pero en proyección normal todo bien (dependerá de la sensibilidad de cada uno claro).

Aun no he jugado con el, pero lo ponen cómo un proyector bastante bueno para jugar, con un input lag de 20ms de media, no es un monitor TN pero por lo visto la gente está muy contenta con él.

Aun no me han llegado las gafas. Después de verme unas 60 paginas de foro sobre gafas para el w1070 (por encima, la paciencia de uno tiene límites) decidí comprarme las G15-DLP (se venden en ebay, 2 pares me han costado 17€).
Por lo visto dan muchísima calidad, siendo su mayor inconveniente su ergonomía.
Dentro de la lista de gafas las que quedaban mejor eran las de benq (evidentemente), pero claro, a 100€ cada gafa.
Las viewsonic no quedaban muy bien paradas por temas de sincronización y porque las zonas oscuras tienden a verse rojas (esto es debido a que las gafas DLP se sincronizan con flashes rojos entre los fotogramas).
Las G15 en principio no presentan este problema y encima son más baratas. Podré hablar más sobre ellas cuando lleguen.

Respecto al 3D en sí sólo he podido leer maravillas sobre él en éste proyector, por lo visto crosstalk 0. Eso espero :D

EDIT:
Aclaro que lo compre en Projektor AG, por el tema de venir el firmware actualizado y con el mando retroiluminado.
Sobre el resto de vendedores no se que versión enviarán, supongo que la misma.

He podido probar el proyector con una XBox 360 a través de HDMI. Impresionante, jugar al GTA V nunca ha sido tan divertido.
Aún estoy esperando las gafas 3D (lo malo de pedirlas a Hong Kong) para poder hacer el análisis.

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Ervin

Vidéoprojecteur au top, imbattable qualité prix

Reviewed in France on October 12, 2013

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J'ai longtemps regardé les testes et les avis avant de me lancer dans cette acquisition à 760€, et je ne suis vraiment pas déçu! La HD est très bien rendue, la luminosité est très bonne mais sans le noir absolu (ce que je redoutais à cause d'une baie vitrée sans volets dans la pièce) Le bruit du ventilateur n'est pas si fort que ce que j'ai pu lire dans les critiques, on ne l'entend que légèrement dans les scènes calmes même positionné à 1m de soit.
Variété de connectiques permettant de brancher n'importe quelle source c'est parfait ! Je n'ai pas testé la 3D car je n'ai pas encore acheté les lunettes.
Seul petit bémol s'il faut en trouver un, c'est le haut parleur qui n'est pas suffisant, mais personne ne devrait regarder un film avec un vidéoprojecteur sans des enceintes !!!

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srinivas

Wow! 1080p picture quality is awesome. Good value for money.

Reviewed in India on January 10, 2015

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Good Projector. Good value for money. Product delivered right on time. Picture quality is superb, full HD 1080p. You can't buy 90 inches TV with this money.

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South Wales tech lover

Outstanding value and the perfect solution for the next few years.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 11, 2016

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I opted for this model for a number of reasons. As an enduring 3D fan I replaced a full HD LCD projector with this for the benefits that DLP offers the 3D format such a lack of ghosting and crosstalk. Longer term my sights are set on a 4k hdr capable dlp projector, but the technology is only just emerging and this projector provides an exceptional interim solution for the 5 years it'll take for the newer technologies to become mainstream and affordable. Let's face it - in 10 years I anticipate having a 100" roll-down OLED screen. Watch this space!

Onto the W1070 - getting the negatives out of the way the black levels are mediocre. This is a limitation of the tech and not this projector. It performs incredibly well in dark scenes with much more shadow detail than I expected, but dark areas in bright scenes such as suits outdoors have a distinct grey wash. Likewise ambient light viewing such as daytime with the curtains drawn is possible, but like any projector this will have a washed out appearance. For anyone interested I combat both these drawbacks with a homemade black screen (X2 parts neutral aluminium grey paint to X1 part matt black paint - you can Google the details) This gives me outstanding daytime viewing and completely eradicates the grey wash over blacks.

So onto the main picture - in a word, sublime! DLP gives that filmic cinematic feel that LCD just can't reach. Key in the calibration settings - again available via Google - and the result is an outstanding sharp image that is saturated with colour. From other test viewings that I've had, you would need to invest well over £2000 to significantly improve on this performance level. Coupled with the homemade black screen I'm looking at an image that should rightly command 5X the cost of this projector!

And the main event for me - the 3D performance. DLP lives up to its promise with zero artifacts or crosstalk and a beautiful image that is full of depth and stunning positive and negative parallax effects. No LCD generated picture can match the W1070 - with only plasma TV 3D images equalling this level of performance. Additionally, the dimming effect of the 3D glasses go a long way to eliminate the grey-wash over blacks for anyone not looking for a black screen solution.

A couple of practical positives - lens shift enables the base/top of the image to be raised/lowered by about 6 inches. It also has a relatively short throw - I comfortably get a 100" diagonal image with a 280cm throw-distance.

Overall an exceptional projector solution for the next few years while the newer technologies get established and become affordable. I am aware that the W1070+ and the even newer W1110 will deliver a similar performance with some further improvements, but I picked this up used for nearly half the price of the newest W1110 model. If you're lucky enough to find this type of bargain, don't hesitate. Pound for pound, this projector offers amazing value.

The pictures demonstrate the Amazon Fire TV screensaver images before I installed the black screen. This gives a sense of the picture quality you can expect using a white screen in an average living room with light walls at night.

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Terminator

Great Piece of Kit!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 23, 2013

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This is my my first projector, so take that into consideration when reading this review. Also note that I also currently have a 37" Panasonic LCD tv.

It's been a week since the Benq arrived and I've tested it with a number of films (2D) as well as some gaming on the pc and xbox 360. I have it sitting on a low coffee table (c.50cm high) and projecting on an off white wall about 2.8 metres away. I'm getting an image size of around 103" and it looks really good...even with 1080p content that's not been streamed from a blu-ray player. With all the lights off it really does feel like we have our own private cinema. I'm actually loathing the thought of going to the cinema rather than just waiting for films to be released on disc! Gaming on such a large screen is pretty awesome too...although I do need to update my graphics card to take advantage of having such a large image!

I can't comment on 3D as I haven't tried it yet. But even though I have never been truly convinced on 3D, for some reason, I do feel like taking a chance on a pair of Sainsonics and giving it a go!

When reading other reviews, I was confused about the vertical lens adjustment, but was pleasantly surprised at just how much I could raise it. However, I've left it as it is for now, as the projected image on a 2:35:1 format is perfect and for 16:9 films I just raise the projector up by about 7" to clear the sideboard - far easier than having to adjust the lens.

Colour, black levels and shadow details are good enough for me and I suspect for most people it will be the same - the enormous image which is clear and very detailed (1080p content) more than makes up for any other shortcomings. If you're really critical, maybe a standard LED tv or a more expensive projector might be in order.

As regards the rainbow effect, yes it's most definitely apparent with this projector, but for me it's not distracting as such. It most commonly appears when I dart my eyes really quickly all over the screen...something that most people wouldn't normally do when watching a film! If you look for it, you will find it, but if you just sit back and enjoy the image and the film, it shouldn't be a big problem.

If you're just getting into the projector world, I don't think you'll go far wrong with this one. The only downside is that, if you're like me, you'll find it hard to go back to watching anything on a "small" tv...especially any films in a 2:35:1 format!

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Gio69m

Consigliato senza riserve.

Reviewed in Italy on January 29, 2015

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Brava BenQ, sono molto soddisfatto della resa di questo splendido apparecchio, dopo averne letto le lodi sui vari siti e forum della rete, ho scelto questo modello perché si adattava perfettamente alla mia installazione. Faccio il proiezionista da 20 anni e sono abituato ad osservare criticamente le immagini su schermo, e devo dire che il BenQ W1070 non delude le aspettative. Sin dalla prima accensione utilizzando il preset cinema stupisce per la qualità dell'immagine e la correttezza dei colori, con un disco test e poche correzioni ( lampada smart eco mode, briliant color off) la visione e' eccellente. Il 3D grazie anche alla luminosità ( 2000 lumen) e agli occhiali attivi ( cielo blu ) e' stupefacente. Trovo incredibile il livello di qualità raggiunto in questa fascia di prezzo, non c'è televisore che tenga, la visione sul mio schermo da 107" e' spettacolare, vero cinema. Consigliato senza riserve.

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Rezi S.

BenQ W1070 3D DLP-Projektor

Reviewed in Germany on February 7, 2015

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Da ich mir einen kleinen Traum erfüllen wollte nämlich ein eigenes Heimkino Zuhause, war ich auf der Suche nach einen
Beamer der sich im Preisrahmen bis 1000 Euro bewegt und ein anständiges Bild in Full HD bringt.
In Frage kamen der Benq W1070 und der Optoma HD141 bzw. HD26. Da ich nicht so viele Berichte über den Optoma im Netz fand bzw. Vergleiche entschied ich mich für den Benq W1070. Der Benq W1070 wird in vielen Foren und Internetseiten sehr gelobt und soll ein erstklassiges Bild liefern, ich schaute auch Testvideos und war begeistert.

Als ich den Benq W1070 dann erhalten habe, testete ich gleich aus ob ich auf den Regenbogeneffekt "allergisch" reagiere oder anders gesagt ob ich diesen sehe. Ich, Freunde und Familie konnten den Regenbogeneffekt nicht erkennen. Der Beamer sieht auch nicht billig aus und ist für mein empfinden hochwertig verarbeitet.

Also machte ich mich an die Arbeit und installierte diesen mit einer Deckenhalterung (225mm). Man muss darauf achten das die Linsenmitte genau auf die Mitte der Leinwandbreite zeigt, sonst kann es passieren das man ein verzehrtes Bild bekommt. (bei mir 224 geteilt durch 2 + Entfernung von Rahmenleinwand zur Wand) Also messe ich von der Wand zur Leinwandmitte und dann von der Wand zur Linsenmitte des Beamers. Dies sollte man am besten zu zweit machen da es sonst nur sehr schwer ist, so kann jemand messen und einer den Beamer halten. Ich habe einen Abstand von Beamer zu meiner Rahmenleinwand von ca. 280 cm und meine Leinwand ist 224 breit x 125 cm hoch. Mit einer Deckenhalterung von 22,5 cm und fast vollen Lensshift komme ich auf eine Bildoberkante von ca. 40 cm. ( Abstand von Decke zum Bildanfang). Der Lensshift ist die Einstellung mit der man das Bild hoch und runter steuern kann, über eine Schraube am Beamer. Der Lensshift ist zwar nur sehr begrenzt aber ausreichend für mich, immerhin gibt es einen Lensshift meistens nur bei teureren Beamern, also hier ein klares Plus an Benq gegenüber anderen Beamern in der Preisklasse.

Die Scharfeinstellung sowie der Zoom sind leicht und fein einzustellen, man bekommt so in Sekunden ein sehr scharfes Bild.
Ich war gleich beim Test überrascht über die erstklassige Bildqualität, da sieht mein HD Plasma alt gegen aus. Die Farben sind sehr natürlich und lebendig, der Kontrast ist ebenfalls sehr gut und scharf wie ein Full HDTV. Der Schwarzwert ist auch völlig in Ordnung, bei helleren Szenen nimmt dieser natürlich etwas ab aber dies ist in meinen Augen nicht schlimm. Ich habe mir zusätzlich zu meiner Rahmenleinwand noch 2 Maskierungsstreifen für den oberen und unteren schwarzen Balken bei 21:9 Filme gebaut, das erhöht die Bildqualität enorm. Man sollte wenn es geht das Zimmer komplett abdunkeln, nur so kann man die besten Ergebnisse bekommen, das Bild ist zwar bei helleren Räumen auch akzeptabel aber der gesamte Bildeindruck nimmt dann doch enorm ab, ich würde nur in einen dunklen Zimmer gucken, alles andere gefällt mir persönlich nicht. So gehört es sich ja auch eigentlich im Heimkino. Vorteil sind auch etwas dunklere Tapeten oder Wandfarbe, denn Weiß reflektiert das Licht wieder zurück. Ich habe bei mir eine eher Matte Tapete in dunklen Orange/Terrakotta was das abstrahlende Licht der Leinwand gut aufnimmt und nicht reflektiert bzw. kaum.

Der Beamer bietet sehr viele Einstellmöglichkeiten, diese hier alle aufzulisten würde die Rezension sprengen. Jedoch muss ich sagen das der Beamer von Werk bei mir perfekt eingestellt war, ich habe da nichts an den Bildeinstellungen geändert. Das erste was ich gleich ausgeschaltet habe ist der Piepton beim Ein/Ausschalten, dieser hatte mich gestört.
Viele sagen dass das Lüftergeräusch zu laut ist, ich muss sagen das es bei mir nicht der Fall ist, da ist mein PC sogar lauter und dieser ist nicht gerade laut.
In ruhigen Szenen ist der Lüfter etwas zu hören aber nicht der Rede Wert, mich stört das nicht und ich nehme es auch beim Filme schauen nicht wahr. Die 3D Funktion habe ich persönlich noch nicht probiert, werde ich aber auch bald testen und dann der Rezension hinzufügen. Staubprobleme in der Linse gibt es bei mir ebenfalls nicht.
Ich habe den Beamer auch gleich in den Eco Modus gesetzt, das erhöht die Lampenlebensdauer und reduziert die Lichtleistung so gut wie gar nicht bis kaum merkbar.

Vielleicht für einige noch wichtig die auch ein langes HDMI Kabel nutzen möchten. Ich habe bei mir ein 10 Meter HDMI-Kabel von meiner Heimkinoanlage (Blu Ray) zum Beamer und einen 12,5 Meter Kabel vom PC zum Beamer angeschlossen, hier gibt es keine Qualitätseinbußen, Verbindungsprobleme oder Verbindungsabbrüche.

Positiv:
- kräftige lebendige Farben
- scharfe Bilder
- viele Einstellungen
- guter Kontrast
- Lensshift
- leichte Zoom und Scharfeinstellung

Negativ:
- Nichts

Sollte mir etwas negatives auffallen werde ich die Rezension bearbeiten.

Ich habe mal ein Paar Bilder hinzugefügt, leider ist die Qualität nicht so gut, mehr gibt meine Kamera nicht her, das Bild sieht in Realität natürlich viel besser aus.

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UPDATE 07.06.15:
Ich habe nun auch die 3D Funktion getestet und bin wie bei dem Bild in der normalen Variante begeistert. So ein gutes 3D Bild habe ich sogar im Kino selten gesehen. Die Konturen sind sehr scharf und der 3D Effekt kommt sehr gut rüber und das Bild ist sehr hell. Dazu benutzt habe ich die Rainbow DLP Link Brillen von Sainsonic, diese unterstützen 144Hz. Jedoch muss ich anmerken das ich nicht so der Fan von 3D Filmen bin und eher den normalen Filmen treu bleibe, das liegt auch daran das man eine Brille tragen muss.
Der Beamer ist nun schon 500 Stunden gelaufen und läuft wie am ersten Tag. Ich spiele damit sehr oft Computerspiele z.B Rennsimulation oder Shooter was sehr viel Spaß macht.

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