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BenQ W1090 review

Posted on February 15, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

BenQ has had a good run of sub-£1000/$1500 projectors, with four- and five-star reviews peppering its range in the past couple of years.

Its recent efforts missed out on a Best Buy at the 2016 Awards, but there’s no doubt that if you’re in the market for a budget projector, BenQ is one of the companies to look out for.

The new BenQ W1090 proves this. With its compact size, short throw ratio and big picture (100cm from 2.5m away, says BenQ), this DLP projector is perfect for those with small rooms and home cinema fans on a restricted budget.

Picture

Crisp edges, glossy detail and an exuberant way with colours means that the BenQ W1090 pleases from the start. Play Star Trek Beyond on Blu-ray and the W1090 delights in delivering the special effects with vibrancy.
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