BenQ HT2050
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Long focal distance enables the crisp highly detailed picture and efficient zooming without image quality loss.
- Integrated Day/Night calibration lets tweaking the settings immediately for the different amount of environment light.
- The HDTV works well providing high picture quality and no lip-sync issues.
Cons
- HDMI ports are somewhat wobbling and tend to shake off the connection.
- The fan becomes noisy upon a considerable load.
Specification
Connectivity
SPDIF (optical)
Audio Output (3.5mm)
1
USB (service)
1
Audio Input (3.5mm)
USB
1
Audio Input (RCA)
1
12V Trigger
1
Composite Video Input (RCA)
1
RS232 (DB-9pin)
1
VGA Input
1
MHL
Ethernet (RJ45)
AUDIO
Speaker Power, W
10
Integrated Speakers
Sound Type
mono
Lens
Zoom Ratio
1.3x
Lens Shift
vertical +/- 10%
Focal Length, Mm
16.88 - 21.88
F-number
2.59 - 2.87
Properties
Projection Distance, M/ft
1.3 - 7.6/3.2 - 22.9
Noise Level, DBA
29
Projection Screen Size, Inch
60 - 180
Projection System
DLP
Pixel Number
8300000
Color Reproduction
1.07 billion
Throw Ratio Range
1.15 - 1.5
Contrast Ratio
15000:1
Brightness, Lumens
2200
Power Consumption, W
375
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Input Lag, Ms
33
Lamp
Lamp Type, W
240
Lamp Life (eco Mode), Hours
5000
Lamp Life (normal Mode), Hours
3500
FEATURES
Projection Method
front, ceiling mount, tabletop
Security
Kensington lock, password protection
3D
Mouse Functions
REMOTE CONTROL
Dimensions
Weight, Kg/pounds
3.30/7.27
Size W X H X D, сm/inches
37.85 x 12.19 x 27.69/14.9 x 4.8 x 10.9
Resolution
Resolution Abbreviation
Full HD
Max Resolution (resized)
1920 x 1200
Native Resolution
1920 x 1080
Video Compatibility
SECAM
PAL
NTSC
Operating Temperature
Max, C/F
35/95
Min, C/F
5/41
Settings
Keystone Adjustment Horizontal, +- Degrees
Keystone Adjustment Vertical, +- Degrees
40
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