Have you checked out X1300i? I mean higher lumen and great picture quality with only £100 more budget, it's also a decent price ig? just watched the review and consider buying one myself ua-cam.com/video/5Yr74rIvi4g/v-deo.html
Contemplating using this projector for a golf simulator and curious in a normal (not brightly lit) room the overall brightness factor. Also curious if the keystone has a large impact on the picture quality. What I have noticed is the more keystone applied the more blurriness is seen around the edges. The focus can't do well on an entire image during Keystone generally. You have to focus the middle and just accept some blur around the outside. I am going to require about a 30 degree horizontal applied.
I have a benq projector and it’s not as good as this and it works fine in my room. Don’t forget the impact screen will never Be as good quality as a normal screen so bear that in mind as searching for ultimate quality may be a waste of time
@@TopblokeGolf Epson Home Cinema 2250 is what I finally chose. Very happy with the quality relative to the price. I tried several and ended up there. Best of the lot from what I found without paying out the nose.
ONE THING I don't understand... How does the input lag go down using a higher refresh rate? Wouldn't having a higher refresh rate be the key factor in increasing lag, because of the extra frames and signal load being processed, thus making latency worse? The same thing happens when I record guitar digitally. If I want it to sound cleaner/clearer at a higher quality, I will need to boost my computers processing speed to handle it, or else I will have a slight delay from when I strum the strings to the sound I hear coming back on my speakers. In other words, input lag. Similar concept, but totally different application of course... I just keep hearing mixed information about this. Someone help! :D
here's an odd question, do the PS5 and series X detect this as a 4K projector in their video settings ? I have a TK700 STI on the way and I know that it's 4K pixel shifting, but when you tried this projector, was it noticeably lower quality in terms of resolution then the tk700? I'm getting the tk700 STI for $1,900 plus taxes about $2200 Canadian ... currently the 690 St is $1400 + 13% taxes on Amazon Canada. I've seen it for $1250 + 13% taxes on other sites... I'm going to be using it primarily for Xbox series X and PS5. is the native 4K versus the downscaled 4K really that different when you looked at them personally ? also I'm considering the fact that it's LED lights which should last forever compared to a bulb which I will have to change 5000 to 8000 hours
I'm in a similar scenario and I'm deciding going for the 690ST for the long lasting LED and the shorter throw distance. 4k downscaled to 1080 still looks better than 1080, and tbh I think I'll be using 1080p 120hz most of the time anyway. I think if you have a very professional home theater setup then the 700 makes sense. But if you're doing this in your room or living room, then the shorter throw one is the better bang for your buck.
I'm debating whether to get the TK700STI or TH690ST as well, the TK700STi has 4k 60hz and 240hz 1008p but only a 10,000:1 contrast ratio vs the 500,000:1 of the 690 and the 690 is LED so it uses less energy and has a longer bulb life.
@@ot2325 I never bought it and I'm thinking of just getting a used Espon EF11 laser projector around Black Friday to just watch movies as I don't have time for video games anymore 😕
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I really need to know how much latency the keystone correction adds.
I had the HT2150ST .... is this noticeably better??
Great set of features at this price point. I just wish Benq realeased a TH690 longer throw ratio brother soon.
Have you checked out X1300i? I mean higher lumen and great picture quality with only £100 more budget, it's also a decent price ig?
just watched the review and consider buying one myself ua-cam.com/video/5Yr74rIvi4g/v-deo.html
Is there any point buying gaming projector like that to watch movies? I'm looking for some projector in this price range and I can't decide.
Same question. I want mainly for movies. Not gaming
what screen size are you projecting at ?
I would any day compromise pixels over brightness
Contemplating using this projector for a golf simulator and curious in a normal (not brightly lit) room the overall brightness factor. Also curious if the keystone has a large impact on the picture quality. What I have noticed is the more keystone applied the more blurriness is seen around the edges. The focus can't do well on an entire image during Keystone generally. You have to focus the middle and just accept some blur around the outside. I am going to require about a 30 degree horizontal applied.
Did you ever go ahead with this for a golf simulator? Was considering the same and looking for an opinion on it.
I have a benq projector and it’s not as good as this and it works fine in my room. Don’t forget the impact screen will never Be as good quality as a normal screen so bear that in mind as searching for ultimate quality may be a waste of time
@@TopblokeGolf Epson Home Cinema 2250 is what I finally chose. Very happy with the quality relative to the price. I tried several and ended up there. Best of the lot from what I found without paying out the nose.
on that model black color is better then on th671st?
Support arc?
I've been looking at buying one of these but read it lacks any sort of motion interpolation. How is the 24p judder?
Can you say something about heat and noise from the projector?
The projector I have has a lot of input lag so this one would be better
Got PS5 hooked up to this and I still got 2160p60 and 1080p60... how do I enable 120hz?
Switch to game mode
Most fastest… don’t say that, cmon!
This would be great for a golf sim...
ONE THING I don't understand... How does the input lag go down using a higher refresh rate? Wouldn't having a higher refresh rate be the key factor in increasing lag, because of the extra frames and signal load being processed, thus making latency worse? The same thing happens when I record guitar digitally. If I want it to sound cleaner/clearer at a higher quality, I will need to boost my computers processing speed to handle it, or else I will have a slight delay from when I strum the strings to the sound I hear coming back on my speakers. In other words, input lag. Similar concept, but totally different application of course... I just keep hearing mixed information about this. Someone help! :D
The greater the number of frames per second, the sooner you are able to see the screen react to your button presses.
What screen are you projecting on to?
Noisy ??
here's an odd question, do the PS5 and series X detect this as a 4K projector in their video settings ? I have a TK700 STI on the way and I know that it's 4K pixel shifting, but when you tried this projector, was it noticeably lower quality in terms of resolution then the tk700? I'm getting the tk700 STI for $1,900 plus taxes about $2200 Canadian ... currently the 690 St is $1400 + 13% taxes on Amazon Canada. I've seen it for $1250 + 13% taxes on other sites...
I'm going to be using it primarily for Xbox series X and PS5. is the native 4K versus the downscaled 4K really that different when you looked at them personally ?
also I'm considering the fact that it's LED lights which should last forever compared to a bulb which I will have to change 5000 to 8000 hours
I'm in a similar scenario and I'm deciding going for the 690ST for the long lasting LED and the shorter throw distance. 4k downscaled to 1080 still looks better than 1080, and tbh I think I'll be using 1080p 120hz most of the time anyway. I think if you have a very professional home theater setup then the 700 makes sense. But if you're doing this in your room or living room, then the shorter throw one is the better bang for your buck.
I'm debating whether to get the TK700STI or TH690ST as well, the TK700STi has 4k 60hz and 240hz 1008p but only a 10,000:1 contrast ratio vs the 500,000:1 of the 690 and the 690 is LED so it uses less energy and has a longer bulb life.
@@Username4453 I am thinking about 690ST too. Because I wan't to use classic bulb with lot of heat
@@Username4453Hi, how do you like this projector? I'm thinking about all options for ps5...
@@ot2325 I never bought it and I'm thinking of just getting a used Espon EF11 laser projector around Black Friday to just watch movies as I don't have time for video games anymore 😕
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