BenQ has introduced two new 4K home projectors, the TK705i and TK705STi, designed for households that desire both cinema-style visuals and responsive gaming.
Both models offer 3,000 ANSI lumens of brightness, images up to 150 inches, and 98% Rec.709 colour coverage using the company’s CinematicColor and HDR-PRO tone mapping.
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For gaming, BenQ is promoting HDMI 2.1 with Auto Low-Latency Mode and an input lag it claims is as low as 5ms at 4K/60Hz.
The TK705i features a motorised zoom for flexible placement, while the TK705STi utilises short-throw optics for smaller rooms.
On paper, the new projectors combine home-cinema brightness with gamer-focused latency claims and integrated streaming capabilities.
If the 5ms input lag is confirmed in independent testing, the TK705i and TK705STi could be strong mid-range alternatives to massive TVs for Australian buyers.
In Europe, the TK705i is priced at €1,399 ($2,500) and the TK705STi at €1,599 ($2,850).
Australian pricing and availability have not been announced.
