BenQ MH 530

Small, compact design ; Bright enough for daytime viewing ; Colorful & detailed images ; Low price

Serious rainbow effect ; Only one HDMI input ; Weak speaker ; Lacks lens shift

Small, compact and capable of producing some enjoyable images in ambient light, this single-chip DLP projector can extract colorful, crisp images from Full HD content. Native contrast and black levels are average, but this is a great-value way of...

Sharp picture thanks to great optics ; High output, over 60fL calibrated and over 200fL max ; Good color accuracy ; Compact chassis ; Quiet fan ; Better out-of-box accuracy ; Auto-iris for higher contrast ; Backlit remote

Better out-of-box accuracy ; Auto-iris for higher contrast ; Backlit remote

A Super-bright Projector Doesn’t Have to Cost a Lot If You’re Talking About THE BENQ MH530. It Delivers Fantastic Image Quality and Tons of Light Output For a Street Price of Less Than $1000.

Lightweight and compact Bright image with 1080p resolution Energy saving features extend bulb life

Weak speaker (no surprise for a projector so not worth an egg)

This is sold as a "Business Projector" so I wasn't expecting much, but wow was I impressed. The colors are vivid and the it is very bright even in a well-lit room. I threw it up on a wall in my living room and it looked amazing, it even has adjustments...

Internal speaker is a bit lacking Replacement bulbs are expensive