BenQ has introduced the V5010i, a 4K RGB ultra short throw laser tv projector designed to enhance the home entertainment experience. This projector is well-suited for well-lit spaces like expansive living rooms and is an excellent alternative to large-screen TVs. Here’s a look at the key features, price, and availability of the device.

BenQ V5010i key features

The V5010i can project up to 120-inch screen size, delivering vibrant and vivid visuals. Its RGB Laser Light source and exceptional colour fidelity, covering 95% of the BT-2020 colour space, along with enhanced colour mapping and local contrast, ensure an immersive viewing experience with authentic colours. In addition to outstanding visuals, the V5010i is equipped with a built-in audio system comprising 40W speakers, including dual 5W tweeters and dual 15W woofers, ensuring superior sound quality with deep and powerful bass.

The projector includes features such as Auto Screen Fit, Auto Keystone, and an 8-point corner fit for flexible installation. It also supports HDMI 2.1 with 4K at 120Hz input and Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), making it ideal for immersive gaming with reduced input lag. Featuring Google-certified Android TV, it provides easy access to popular streaming platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime.

The V5010i promises remarkable colour accuracy, covering 95% of the BT-2020 and 98% of the DCI-P3 colour gamuts. It is capable of projecting a 120-inch screen from just 13 inches away, making it versatile for various room setups. The projector delivers stunning 4K UHD images with 8.3 million distinct pixels, ensuring clear detail, and features an RGB Laser Light Source and 2500 ANSI Lumens for vivid and sharp picture quality. The built-in 40W Hi-Fi speakers with a 2300cc chamber design provide deep bass and superior sound quality.

BenQ V5010i price and availability

The BenQ V5010i is priced at Rs 5,49,000 and is available for purchase through all leading retail home AVSI partners and the BenQ India e-store.

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