digitalversus.com Updated: 2013-05-01 03:09:31
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We've just updated our video projector buyer's guide, which sees the arrival of a new 1080p 3D DLP model from BenQ! The BenQ W1070 is a great projector and a... Today we're reviewing the BenQ W1070, and what a projector! Excellent DLP 3D at a low price.

No crosstalk in 3D mode, Accurate colours in Standard mode: a first!, Higherthanaverage contrast: 1330:1 on a 1% white test card, Very little rainbow effect, Inexpensive!...

Noisy fan, Small, nonbacklit remote control not very practical, Lens shift doesn't give much room for manoeuvre, No motion interpolation...

The BenQ W1070 is a remarkable projector. With accurate colours in Standard mode, high contrast and absolutely no crosstalk in 3D, it rivals its higher-end competitors at a lower price. Other brands should take an example from BenQ!...
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Not so long ago we tested the BenQ W1060 projector, and found it OK but nothing special - a bit dated, to be honest. So we weren't entirely surprised when, soon after that review appeared, BenQ approached us to see if we fancied having a look at the new s...

Amazingly cheap, Good 2D and 3D picture quality, Vertical image shift...

No backlight on remote, Pictures look a touch noisy, Very limited optical zoom...

Once we'd managed to work round its setup limitations and figured out how to avoid a couple of initial picture niggles, we were left with pictures from the BenQ W1070 that comfortably surpassed our expectations, making it just the latest entry on a freaki...
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The DLP-based BenQ W1070 is a full 1080p 3D home entertainment projector – as opposed to a home cinema projector – which is priced at the £700 mark. What's the difference between a home entertainment and home cinema projector?...

Inexpensive, Works directly with HDMI 1.4a devices, Built, in speaker...

Shows rainbow artifacts unusually often, Only works with 144Hz 3D glasses...

Anyone who sees rainbow artifacts easily, or worries that someone else may be bothered by them, is well advised to stay away from the BenQ W1070 and focus on LCD projectors. If the rainbow effect isn't an issue for you, however, the BenQ W1070 has a lot...
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The W1070 is one of the latest additions to BenQ’s DLP home cinema projector line-up. It’s 3D ready and has a Full HD (1,920x1,080) resolution with a brightness of 2,000 ANSI lumens. Surprisingly, it's also extremely good value. Unusually for a projec...

You won't find a projector capable of such excellent picture quality in 2D and 3D footage for less...
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A low-priced projector capable of high-quality 1080p HD film playback, the BenQ W1070 can be a useful living-room addition. It cuts a dapper figure in its polished white casing, although it's not especially light at 2.65kg. See Digital Home Advisor. Its...

With images better suited to home cinema than PC output, the BenQ W1070 is a very well priced model that looks great and works well. You'll need to spend some time grappling with its controls, and we'd recommend using SmartEco on a regular basis. For thos...
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These days, if you're looking for a quality projector on a budget, BenQ is usually a sure bet. Its £1000 W1200 projector grabbed itself a 2012 Award, and the even more budget W1060 was a great four-star option at £700. The successor to the 1060, and newe...

Clear, bright images, Compact, Good contrast levels with deep blacks and punchy whites...

Takes time to set up, lacks subtlety with dark scenes, Motion could be better, 3D glasses extra...

Compared with some of its previous efforts, BenQ doesn't quite hit the mark with the W1070; it's an enthusiastic and glossy picture, but the W1070 is outperformed by some price rivals. See all projector Best Buys Follow whathifi.com on Twitter0 Join...
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The BenQ W1070 wears its chief attraction right out there on its price tag. For despite being a 3D-capable projector claiming decent-looking contrast ratio and brightness figures of 10,000:1 and 2,000 ANSI Lumens respectively, it costs a penny under £700...

Exceptional value, strong out of the box picture performance, ISF certified...

Pictures are a touch noisy, dark 3D scenes lack a little depth, no 3D glasses included for free...
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When it comes to home cinema size really does matter and nothing beats the excitement you get from watching a movie the way it should be seen - on a projector. However, what if you're ready to take that next step up to a projected image but your budget is...

Reference greyscale accuracy, Excellent calibrated colour gamut, Motion handling is good in both 2D and 3D, 3D performance has no crosstalk, Excellent video processing, Lens shift control, Very competitive price...

Black levels are mediocre in 2D, Dynamic range is limited by black levels, Default colour and greyscale could be better, Clipping white and the primary colours, Glasses are too big and heavy, HDMI handshaking can be slow, Remote control needs a redesign...
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tbreak.ae Updated: 2016-12-02 23:16:33
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When I was a kid, we had a 14-inch color TV that we'd all crowd around to watch programs on. In this day and age, there are probably some tablets that have bigger screens than that. Not to mention, the traditional TV has morphed into something sleeker, th...

For what you're paying for, the BenQ W1070 is a satisfactory 3D projector suitable for most homes. While there are surely more superior models on the market that can give you a slightly better image quality, it would be doubtful to find one that matches...
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In some ways, the DLP-based BenQ W1070£539.00 at Pixmania is simply a brighter, more expensive version of the BenQ EP5920 ($835 street, 3.5 stars)%displayPrice% at %seller%. In particular, both are home entertainment projectors, as opposed to home theater...

Inexpensive. Works directly with HDMI 1.4a devices like Blu-ray players and cable TV for full 1080p 3D. Built-in speaker.

Shows rainbow artifacts unusually often. Doesn't work with 120Hz DLP-link glasses for 3D; works with 144Hz glasses only...

The BenQ W1070 3D home entertainment projector offers high-quality 1080p video that's bright enough to stand up to ambient light, but it shows rainbow artifacts relatively easily...
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The BenQ W1070 is a great little home video projector that produces a 2D image that looks more expensive than it is. High light output and great shadow detail help the W1070 stand up to ambient light, while extensive color controls and solid factory ca...
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1080p and 3D for less than $1K Enlarge Let’s go over some of the numbers here: 1080p, 3D, $1,000. Pretty solid specs and pricing for flat-panel TV, except ... this is no flat-panel. BenQ’s W1070 is, as you have probably deduced, a projector. I’ve reviewe...
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BenQ have always made excellent projectors and with the W1070 they have brought in a new age where you can buy a Full HD projector with good colour and true 3D capability for under $1000...
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But while the W1070 appears to have been built on the chassis of a business model, most of its features will be familiar to a home theater enthusiast. And it's available at a price that will make a cash-strapped (or frugal) wannabe projector buyer think t...

After measuring and watching the BenQ for weeks, I returned to my current reference projector, last year's $3,500 JVC DLA-X30 (Home Theater, May 2012). The JVC's far superior blacks not only improved dark scenes dramatically, but its deeper contrast and...
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When I was a kid, we had a 14-inch color TV that we'd all crowd around to watch programs on. In this day and age, there are probably some tablets that have bigger screens than that. Not to mention, the traditional TV has morphed into something sleeker, th...

For what you're paying for, the BenQ W1070 is a satisfactory 3D projector suitable for most homes. While there are surely more superior models on the market that can give you a slightly better image quality, it would be doubtful to find one that matches...
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BENQ W1070: Wow! 3D capable, 1080p, exceptional brightness and the promise of really good color! Sounds like an expensive projector. Not true, sub-$1000!Allow me to introduce you to BenQ's W1070, when first shipping it was the first $999 1080p projector w...

If you can purchase this W1070 projector for under $1000, then I can't think of a better value at the moment in a low cost 3D capable projector.Oh, this is certainly a projector with minimal frills. But, if you can live without fancy features like CFI for...
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wall, but otherwise the projectors are identical with a DLP DarkChip3, full ISF calibration controls, and an incredibly bright image packed into a little tiny box you can carry around with one hand. Could this really do 3D as well as the W7000 did last y...

While the BenQ W1070 has some issues, almost all of them are the things you need to do to bring out a projector at the $1,000 price point. Some light drop-off at the corners and some more placement restrictions are what you will have to deal with, though...
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BenQ has long been a staple in the affordable business/educational and home theater projector marketplace. For years, the company has carved out a niche for itself alongside other industry stalwarts like Epson and Optoma as a value-oriented brand, bringin...

While not perfect, BenQ's W1070 single-chip 3D HD DLP projector is a great starting point for those considering getting into the front-projection game. Its sub-$1,000 retail price makes it obtainable for many, and its supreme brightness and above-average...
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Our recent review of the LG PF85U, a $1,299 LED-based projector that straddles the home theater/home entertainment line, almost immediately started drawing questions from readers about the viability of such a projector next to a lamp-based model.The BenQ...
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Two of the hottest 1080p home theater projectors on the market today are made by BenQ . Their entry-level W1070 sells for less than $1,000, while the W1500 has more advanced capabilities and convenience features and sells for around $1,599. The two models...
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