Always be ready to present your idea or enjoy big-screen fun with the GV10 100-Lumen WVGA DLP LED Portable Projector from BenQ. This super-lightweight projector weighs about as much as an average tablet at only 0.85 lb, and it can be tucked into a backpack or carried by the integrated strap. Setup is made to be easy, with an adjustable 14° kickstand and optional tripod mounts. Drop the lights and project a bright WVGA image up to 60" onto a wall or screen from up to 5.7' away. Project for hours at a time with a built-in battery for up to 160 minutes of power, or use the included AC power cable.
Product SKU:
1739048
1_x_hdmi_14b_1_x_usb-a_20_input:
14° Adjustable Kickstand
aspect_ratio:
Native: 16:9
color_depth:
8-Bit (16.78 Million Colors)
contrast_ratio:
400:1
display_system:
DLP
latency:
33.4 ms
maximum_brightness:
100 Lumens (ANSI)
maximum_brightness_of_100_lumens:
WVGA 854 x 480 Native Resolution
native_chip_resolution:
854 x 480 (WVGA)
offset:
100%
scan:
Horizontal: 15.63 to 79.976 kHzVertical: 23.98 to 75.028 Hz
supported_resolutions:
Minimum: VGA - 640 x 480Maximum: Full HD 1080p - 1920 x 1080
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I'm a little bit of a projector nerd and if you're hung up on the specs for the price, maybe you're not realizing that this is NOT a home theater projector - It's a tiny portable projector about 4.5-inch x 4.5-inch. It's pocket-sized (maybe not for smaller pockets). BenQ makes decent projectors too, this is not like the alphabet-soup brand names on Amazon. I have owned HT models in the past. I currently have several full-size projectors and a bunch of portable or pico projectors from Epson, LG, Anker, Vankyo, and WeMax, some have similar specs and retail 2-3x this price. For this size and price - the specs are actually pretty OK. Of course it's not going to blow you away for $99, but for the intended purpose I think it's not a terrible deal. Go look at the prices on other portables from some of the name brand projector makers, you'll pay a hefty premium for better specs in this size.
Last edited by All4theglory December 20, 2023 at 11:28 AM.
I'm a little bit of a projector nerd and if you're hung up on the specs for the price, maybe you're not realizing that this is NOT a home theater projector - It's a tiny portable projector about 4.5-inch x 4.5-inch. It's pocket-sized (maybe not for smaller pockets). BenQ makes decent projectors too, this is not like the alphabet-soup brand names on Amazon. I have owned HT models in the past. I currently have several full-size projectors and a bunch of portable or pico projectors from Epson, LG, Anker, Vankyo, and WeMax, some have similar specs and retail 2-3x this price. For this size and price - the specs are actually pretty OK. Of course it's not going to blow you away for $99, but for the intended purpose I think it's not a terrible deal. Go look at the prices on other portables from some of the name brand projector makers, you'll pay a hefty premium for better specs in this size.
You highlighted the key value proposition points.
The device is portable as in small
The device is also portable as in self-powered
The device is from a reputable projector manufacturer
Nothing about this was a life-changing price or value. However, those shopping for a portable projector that isn't from a knock-off brand might have had some interest in this particular product at the given discount price.
What's the standard resolution for these now though?
Really depends on the price point. At the lower end, it's not uncommon to see 480p, 540p, 720p say under maybe $300. I have not yet really seen 4k picos, but 1080p is becoming fairly common, they're just more expensive. Typically the 1080p portables are brighter and start around $300-400.. There's sort of balance between brightness, size, and resolution. The more you increase on any axis, the higher the price goes. So if you want a portable that has good brightness and good image quality, it's going to be expensive, if you want it small too - It's going to be almost comically priced. Most of them advertise that they "support 1080p" or something but you always have to check the fine print for the real resolution. Many are only like 540p native.
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WVGA 854 x 480 Native Resolution
1 x HDMI 1.4b & 1 x USB-A 2.0 Input
14° Adjustable Kickstand
Bottom Connectors for Tripod Mounting
0.85 lb Lightweight Design
30,000-Hour LED Light Source
Project up to 60" from 5.7' Away
Up to 160 Minutes of Battery Power
Optional AC Power with Included Cable
I believe you are correct.
EDIT: I will say the feature of having a rechargeable battery in it does add a little value.
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- The device is portable as in small
- The device is also portable as in self-powered
- The device is from a reputable projector manufacturer
Nothing about this was a life-changing price or value. However, those shopping for a portable projector that isn't from a knock-off brand might have had some interest in this particular product at the given discount price.Good luck!
Jon
Still not sure of the price:value, but better than it was
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