The BenQ GV50, the latest addition to the brand's portable projector range, offers wireless [abc]streaming[/abc] of audio and video from all major streaming apps, including Netflix, thanks to the Google TV Smart feature.
BenQ GV50, Android TV 10.0 and connectivity££££
The BenQ GV50 projector is powered by Android TV 11 for access to live streaming apps, as well as social media and wireless streaming from devices via [abc]AirPlay[/abc] or Chromecast (built-in). Connectivity is provided via [abc]Wi-Fi[/abc] ac and [abc]Bluetooth[/abc] 5.0. Of course, the BenQ GV50 can also be used as a Bluetooth speaker.
BenQ GV50, the main features££££
With the GV50, the Taiwanese manufacturer focuses on ergonomics with a highly automated implementation and settings. Thus, the keystone correction and the focus are automatic and it is possible, using the remote control, to move the position of the image on a wall or ceiling to avoid, for example, a bright sport or a switch that would pollute the image. Similarly, it is possible to rotate the image 360° and tilt the base of the GV50 to enjoy an image perfectly in line with your eyes while the video projector is placed on its side (see photo below). Finally, a timer is present to automatically cut off the projection after a defined period in order to promote gentle falling asleep.
Good point, the USB-C port allows you to easily connect a suitable key or a Nintendo Switch game console to the BenQ GV50 for example to display its screen in large and charge it at the same time, but also to power the video projector from an external battery or, if it is plugged into a power outlet, to power an external device (tablet, smartphone, computer, etc.).
The projection ratio is fixed at 1.2 and offers a dimension of 60'' (152 cm) to 120'' (305 cm) for a distance located between 1.5 m and 3.2 meters.
BenQ GV50, the main specifications££££
On the image side, the DLP matrix displays a definition [abc]1 080p[/abc], 1 920 x 1 080 pixels, a contrast ratio of 100 000:1 and a brightness of 500 lumens via a single laser light source (92% of Rec.709 and a lifespan of 20 000 h in Normal mode, 30 000 h in Eco mode). Compatibility [abc]HDR10[/abc] and [abc]HDR HLG[/abc] are included. The device also integrates a [abc]2.1[/abc] audio system with a power of 18 W (2 x 4 W + 10 W for bass, see photo above) and the rotating projection angle varies up to 135 degrees.
BenQ GV50, the connectivity££££
The connectivity includes a [abc]HDMI[/abc] 2.0 input certified [abc]HDCP[/abc] 2.3 (supports signals up to [abc]Ultra HD[/abc] [abc]4K[/abc] 60 Hz with a remarkable Input Lag of 22.4 ms), the [abc]USB[/abc]-C port already mentioned plus a [abc]USB[/abc]-A port and a headphone jack.
Available immediately. Recommended price: 699 euros.