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Where Projector Central is cited
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The BenQ W2720i is a well-performing projector that delivers solid all-around performance at a reasonable price.
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I was very impressed by the audio performance of the MoGo 3 Pro's two 5-watt Harman Kardon speakers, which were powerful enough to fill a large room with spacious audio
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The PX3-PRO is listed as having a native contrast ratio of 3,000:1, and from our measurements the PX3-PRO exceeded this, measuring just over 4,000:1. This outperforms any UST projector I can think of to date
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The BenQ HT2060 is a basic, no-frills projector and everything it does, it does well. It provides good performance with great color accuracy, good contrast, and good latency.
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This is the first UST I've encountered that holds up fairly well with movies in that uber-bright setting and retains reasonably good (if elevated) blacks on the ALR screen.
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Despite a few caveats, Epson's entry-level 4K PRO-UHD home theater projector provides solid performance and excellent value.
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the $5,999 XW5000ES now becomes the least expensive, true native 4K laser projector on the market
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All of these options could be adjusted manually, but they do a great job in their automated mode, so I never felt the need to do so.
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