BenQ HT2050A DLP Home Theater Projector 2200 ANSI Lumens

Pros: Smaller than others, quiet, easy to setup, nice colors, sharp, audio jack output, internal speakers are actually quite okay. Cons: Less bright than others (i don’t mind, i watch in the evening anyways), very slight unsharpness at edges (might be the setup, but only noticable when really concentrating on it), Overall Review: Writing this review because I would have liked this info when I bought it. Most of reviews out there are extremely advanced (for someone new to projectors) or lack any detail. Setup: Projector positioned 2.8 m from wall in a shelf right behind the sofa (for image size consult the calculator from projectorcentral). The projector is just above and behind the head, when sitting on the sofa. No screen, image projected right on the white wall, no special paint. We adjusted the height of the picture slightly downwards by tilting the projector at an angle. Therefore, we are using a keystone setting of 2. Quality loss is not noticable, and the slight glow around (which marks the original image size) is almost never noticable, especially not if focusing on the movie. Image: The pixels of the Full HD resolution are not noticable, if not for the subtitles (you can see it at the font, but these are not smoothened anyways). I don’t notice any rainbow effect. The image is super sharp and the colors are great. Brightness could be better; during the day I wouldn’t watch movies with it, unless you have good window blinds. A casual series where cinematics are not so important is totally fine and enjoyable, though. This is our first projector and we are extremely happy with it. The experience is phenomenal, especially if you haven’t had a proper projector before (forget cheap no-name projectors). I might try a 4K projector in a few years when they become affordable, but for now, no reason to change. Cat loves it, too, the bird videos from Youtube.