Super Bright LED Projector: BenQ LH730 Business Projector Review - 4000 ANSI Lumens

Buy one on Amazon: lon.tv/36xbp (compensated affiliate link) - BenQ's new LH730 delivers 4000 ANSI lumens with an LED projection source that can last over 20,000 hours. It's designed for business use but might be attractive for low-end home theaters and gamers. See more projectors: • Projectors and subscribe! lon.tv/s
VIDEO INDEX:
00:00 - Intro
01:16 - Price
01:25 - Brightness
01:54 - Tech Specs
03:08 - Ports
04:50 - Power Consumption
05:01 - Startup
05:17 - Focus & Zoom Control
05:40 - Controls & Remote
06:00 - Speaker
06:25 - Image Quality
07:13 - Gaming & Input Lag
08:17 - Conclusion
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[@LonSeidman]

ERRATA: Early in the review I used the term "nits" when I should have said ANSI lumens. Apologies for any confusion. Either way it's bright vs. other LED projectors I've tested.

[@KaioshinAemi]

$1300 for 1080p in 2024, I would keep shopping for 4K projector.

[@willugoupordown]

$1300, for those curious

[@asan1050]

Lon, Thanks for posting this video

[@ericB3444]

HLG is all the craze. My Mets in 26 fan group only watches HLG broadcasts.

[@misterchip1984]

Lon - you said 4000 nits at 35 seconds in. No way that projector does 4000 nits. I think you meant lumens.

[@LonSeidman]

I said nits? I meant lumens

[@elnegrolopez1990]

All projectors are 1080p they just fool you thinking you have. 4k