For smaller screen sizes, you can lower the brightness level by using one of the projector's lower-brightness predefined modes, its Eco mode, or both. With moderate ambient light, the appropriate size drops to 160 inches. Keeping that qualification in mind, and strictly as a point of reference, according to the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) recommendations, the 4,000-lumen rating for the MW705 should make it bright enough in theater-dark lighting for a 241- to 326-inch image (measured diagonally) at its native 16:10 aspect ratio and assuming a 1.0-gain screen.
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(Opens in a new window) Read Our Epson EX9200 Pro Wireless WUXGA 3LCD Projector Review (For more on the topic, see Color Brightness: What It Is, Why It Matters.) The difference in the two levels means the MW705 won't be as bright for full-color images as you would expect from the white brightness. In contrast, both the MW705 and the Ricoh WX5460-like most single-chip DLP data projectors-have a lower color than white brightness. Both Epson models are built around three-chip LCD engines, which ensures matching levels of color and white brightness. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. ( See how we test (Opens in a new window).)īoth models are also in competition with the Epson PowerLite 1940W WXGA 3LCD Projector ($1,125.09 at Amazon Canada) (Opens in a new window), which has a slightly higher brightness rating than either, and the Epson PowerLite 955WH WXGA 3LCD Projector ($1,125.09 at Amazon Canada) (Opens in a new window), which is our Editors' Choice lightweight WXGA projector for a small to midsize room.Īs always with DLP projectors, brightness comparisons are a little complicated. The MW705 is just a bit larger at 4.5 by 13 by 9.7 inches (HWD). Both are built around single-chip, WXGA (1,280-by-800) DLP engines and both have similar brightness ratings and weights. The MW705 ($1,125.09 at Amazon Canada) (Opens in a new window) has a lot in common with the Ricoh PJ WX5460 ($1,125.09 at Amazon Canada) (Opens in a new window) that I recently reviewed. The combination of light weight and the hidden compartment, which gives you a convenient place to connect the module permanently, helps make the projector particularly attractive for anyone who wants the convenience of quick, cable-free setup with mobile devices, including laptops. Like a growing number of projectors, it also features a hidden compartment for a wireless streaming module, if you want to add one. Rated at 4,000 lumens and weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces, the BenQ MW705 ($749) is bright enough for a midsize room and light enough to tote easily.
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