BenQ is a new long-projection model that could still be one of the best projectors to hit the market as long as you have enough capital for investment, called the

W5800 and offers a full 200,000:1 contrast ratio and 2,600 lumens brightness. But at the小売店5,999 retailer, the next home cinema upgrade may be a little more than you've negotiated. 

You can certainly expect the new BenQ W5800 to be a traditional option among the best 85-inch TVs (or more), like the beloved LG C3OLED, which slightly exceeds the price of the new 83-inch model, but at that price, it is locked into the 83-inch model and welcomes the w5800's potential projection range of 150 inches to 200 inches. You can't do that. 

BenQ also claims that the W5800 can hit both DCI-P3 and Rec 100%.The 709 color gamut has become one of the most balanced projector options for colorful watches - animated content from "Wonka" to "Frieren: Beyond Journey's End"

Projectors are an excellent alternative to large TVs, but tend to prove expensive. Released in 2019, the w5800's predecessor, the W5700, hit the market at aプ100,000 premium with a 1:1 contrast ratio and 1,800 lumens with 3,300 lumens. The W5800 almost doubles these numbers, while 6 6,000 of the projectors are not unheard of, but the most advanced on the market is such an expensive entry point.As an example, the price of the Formovie Theater is less than half the price of the BenQ W5800, which is about22,800 on sale and offers better brightness at 2,800 ANSI lumens. You can also use it as a tool. 

One of the big problems holding the w5800 1, is all HDMI2.0 and dries the best gaming Pc without hitting the 4K120hz sweet spot that gamers crave, but it comes equipped with HDR10+ support and 20,000 hours of laser lifetime. 

With stiff competition in the form of Hisense in the 3,000 lumens PX3-Pro and Samsung's wireless Premiere8K, the BenQ W5800 is definitely a valuable new in the projector world.