single-chip DLP projector which is being marketed as a home entertainment and sports model.

Sharp images and faux 4K 8.3 m pixel image resolution; Good motion handling; Bright enough for use in normal living room settings; Works to the design...

Mediocre contrast and black levels for dark room use; Light edge around image; Out of the box settings not accurate enough to Rec.709; Noisy even in...

Great projector with fantastic picture quality, colours and brightness - 4 stars because of heat output and some glitching in the image *might have a faulty unit, not sure yet. This is my first ever projector and I must say, coming from a 49 inch TV, this is a huge step up.

This is indeed an excellent 4K HDR projector, especially considering the price tag. I'm using this to project onto a 120" screen from about 4.30m. I've been using this for over a month and absolutely love it.

I am updating this review. I am a new owner and must purchased the BenQtk800 so far so good . The projector is bright so I could watch it with lights on, I have a 109 "diagonal and picture quality is amazing . My projector is 13ft away .

Very good 4k projector with price

We can't deny that projectors have greatly slacked behind from an output-resolution outlook. Here, the technology of LCD TV's has also left things lower than 1080p and projectors have obviously struggled to keep up with the pace of the 4K revolution.

The BenQ TK800 offers 4K projecting on a budget for home cinema enthusiasts. Using the Texas Instruments 0.47-inch DMD with XPR pixel shifting, it manages to make a native 1080p projector deliver more details, 3D and HDR at an affordable price.

Out of the box it's a great living room projector for sports finals ............ spend some time to calibrate it's colours and ..... BOOM it becomes a cinematic wonder of colour fidelity and accurate skin tones for movie night.

I bought this to replace an 8 year projector and i couldn't believe how crisp and clear it is. 10/10 great projector

The BenQ TK800M is a 4K projector with a built-in sport mode, 3,000 lumens of brightness and support for HDR10 and HLG. It’s relatively affordable at $1,283 and easy to setup. This projector uses DLP technology and achieves a 4K resolution with pixel-shifting.