W4100i
BenQReleased Apr 1, 2025 · Analysis updated Feb 16, 2026
Home projector with lens shift, 3200 lumens brightness, motorized optical zoom, and out-of-box color accuracy for flexible setup. The BenQ W4100i scores 85/100 based on 8 expert reviews in the home projectors category. Coverage includes reviews from Hometheaterhifi, Cnet, Blog Son-video, and Gamesradar.
Critic Score
What's this?based on 8 expert reviews
Pros
- 3d support(5)
- Vertical and horizontal lens shift(3)
- Accurate color(3)
- Excellent colour and brightness(2)
- Low input latency(2)
Cons
- No dolby vision support(2)
8 Publication Reviews
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The BenQ W4100i 4K Home Theater Projector delivers the high light output of a more expensive display along with rich color and a dynamic image.
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The W4100i is a traditional home theater projector on the outside, with some ultra-bright LEDs and a big DLP chip on the inside.
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The BenQ W4100i succeeds in combining image precision and ease of use, offering an immersive and perfectly controlled cinematographic experience.
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The BenQ W4100i brings together gaming expertise with streaming smarts in a compelling upper mid-range package that can act as an all-in-one home theatre and game room setup without hitting specialist...
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The BenQ W4100i is a high-quality 4K projector that builds on its predecessor with improved brightness, color accuracy, and gaming features, making it a strong option for home theater enthusiasts.
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The BenQ W4100i is the latest entry in BenQ’s Home Cinema Series, offering ample brightness with its 3,200 ANSI lumens and excellent color reproduction and accuracy.
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The BenQ W4100i delivers excellent color accuracy and HDR performance with effective Dynamic Tone Mapping, though it's held back by noticeable noise, limited native contrast, and some screen-dependent...
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