Benq W7500 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : M. David Stone (pcmag.com)

BenQ W7500

The BenQ W7500 can serve as either a home-theater or a home-entertainment projector, with excellent image quality and an assortment of highly welcome, advanced features.

Excellent image quality. Full 1080p 3D. 1.5x zoom. Vertical and horizontal lens shift.

Shows rainbow artifacts, although much less often than with most DLP projectors. No audio output.

The BenQ W7500 is well worth its price, with excellent image quality, a wide range of brightness settings, and a long list of features, including the conveniences of both a moderately large zoom and lens shift. If it didn't show rainbow artifacts, it...

Mar, 2014

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Expert review by : Chris Eberle (hometheaterhifi.com)

BenQ W7500 Single-Chip DLP Projector

BenQ W7500 Projector

Excellent accuracy and video performance ; Prodigious light output ; Bright and crosstalk-free 3D ; Generous lens shift ; Super-quiet fan ; Lots of calibration options including CCA and ISF modes

Lens optics are a tad soft ; CMS and gamma interact making calibration a little more difficult ; So-so black levels

Mar, 2014

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Expert review by : Campbell Simpson (gizmodo.com.au)

BenQ W7500 Home Theatre Projector: Australian Review

What happens when you install a home theatre projector and expect it to replace a TV? Can you get the same kind of image for the same price range, but with the advantage of a much, much larger screen? BenQ's W7500 is simultaneously one of the most...

Buying any projector in the first place is a difficult ask, purely because of the added layer of complexity in setup and control. Every time you want to watch TV or a movie, it’s a little more involved, as well — you have to wait for the lamp to warm...

Aug, 2014

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Expert review by : Bill Livolsi (projectorcentral.com)