The BenQ GP10 LED Projector: A Comprehensive Review

As we sat down with Shivang from Igan.in, it was clear that we were about to embark on an exciting journey to explore one of the most promising home projectors on the market – the BenQ GP10. With its impressive specs and features, we were eager to dive in and discover what makes this projector stand out from the crowd.

In terms of specs, the BenQ GP10 has a 720p WXGA 1280x800 native resolution, making it an excellent choice for home entertainment and presentations. The projector comes equipped with LED projection technology, 720p HD Ready Short Throw Projection, and is also 3D Ready. With a brightness of 550 ANSI lumens, this device is sure to illuminate even the darkest of rooms. Available in the market for around Rs. 55,000, the BenQ GP10 is an affordable option for those looking to upgrade their home entertainment setup.

One of the standout features of the BenQ GP10 is its design and portability. Measuring just 1.5 kilograms, this projector is light and small enough to be transported and placed anywhere in the room. The flexibility in use transcends into its connectivity options, which are abundant and include classic VGA, SD card support, USB ports for storage and Wi-Fi Direct, camcorder connectivity, and HDMI. This ensures that users have access to every conceivable connectivity option they can think of.

Setting up the BenQ GP10 is a breeze, thanks to its intuitive design. All you need to do is connect it to your PC, projector, and nearest white screen, and turn it on. The device does an excellent job of adjusting itself to fit a proper display ratio, making it easy to navigate through using either the navigational buttons on top or the remote control. A nine-button grid provides access to all functions available on the GP10, while the control panel is neatly laid out on one corner for easy access.

The BenQ GP10 also features ventilation on three sides and a screw at the bottom to adjust its height. This allows users to customize their viewing experience according to their preference. Perhaps most notable is the quiet cooling fan on the projector, which is a welcome feature considering the device's size and intended use in smaller spaces.

Another impressive aspect of the BenQ GP10 is its built-in speakers, powered by SRS Surround Sound. The two 3-watt speakers are more than audible in a medium-sized room, making it an excellent choice for those who enjoy immersive audio experiences. When powering on the projector, one of the first things you'll notice is that it's quite snappy, with minimal delay.

We decided to connect our laptop to the BenQ GP10 and browse the web, and we were pleased to find that there were no issues whatsoever. The text was crisp and clear, demonstrating excellent image quality. We also opted to watch a trailer of Iron Man 3 in terms of projection quality, and it was indeed bright and amazing in a dark room. However, under ambient light, the projector began to fade quite noticeably.

Not many projectors this size and price have announced themselves as home projectors that can deliver such impressive performance. Nevertheless, the BenQ GP10 certainly stands out from the crowd with its impressive design, connectivity options, and audio features. It's a great purchase option for those looking to upgrade their home entertainment setup without breaking the bank.

In conclusion, our experience with the BenQ GP10 has been nothing short of impressive. With its excellent image quality, impressive connectivity options, and comfortable design, this projector is an excellent choice for anyone in the market for a reliable home projector. Whether you're looking to enhance your home entertainment experience or use it for presentations, the BenQ GP10 is certainly worth considering.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's happening guys this is shivang for igan.in and in front of me today i have the benq gp10 led projector in terms of specs the benq gp10 has a 720p wxga 1288-800 native resolution it comes with led projection technology 720p hd ready short throw projection the projector is also 3d ready has 550 am sie lumens brightness and is available in the market for around rupees 55 000. along with the projector you get a vga cable a power cord a remote control and a travel back which is always a nice addition where most projectors usually market themselves as office first entertainment second the gp 10 is designed outright for the home it's a slim projector but at 1.5 kilograms it's light and small enough to be transported and placed everywhere this flexibility in use also transcends into its connectivity options which this projector has in abundance whatever that's popular or important they have it classic vga sd card support usb port for both storage and wi-fi direct camcorder connectivity and hdmi the gp10 is also incredibly easy to setup and use you just have to connect it to power point it to the nearest white screen and turn it on it does a good job of adjusting itself to fit a proper display ratio you use the navigational buttons on top or the remote control to navigate through a very simple sleek and practical user interface a nine button grid is all you have to browse through or select any function available on the gp 10. the control panel is neatly laid out on one corner of the projector and makes for easy access it has ventilation on three sides and has a screw at the bottom to adjust the height of the projector the cooling fan on the gp-10 is a quiet one and that's a good thing considering the device is meant to be used in smaller spaces as well it also has a focus ring on the top to adjust the focus the two built-in 3 watt speakers in the gpe 10 are powered by srs surround sound and the volume levels are more than audible in a medium sized room when you power the projector the first thing you'll notice is that it's pretty snappy it doesn't take too much time to turn on as you can see the user interface is nice and easy to use we decided to connect our laptop with the projector and browse the web as you can see we didn't have any problem with it the text was crisp and clear later we decided to watch the iron man 3 trailer in terms of projection quality it was bright and was absolutely amazing in a dark room under light though the projector doesn't hold up too well fading quite a lot under ambient light and totally unviewable in direct light not many projectors this size and price immediately announced themselves as home projectors but the benq gp10 is certainly built for the comforts of your room and does a very good job at that too it's small and extremely easy to use and best of all comes with every conceivable connectivity option you can think of in our opinion it's definitely a good purchase at this price point thanks for watching guys this has been shivang for igan networks you can follow us on facebook twitter google plus do subscribe to our youtube channels that are youtube.com youtube.comtv thanks for watching youwhat's happening guys this is shivang for igan.in and in front of me today i have the benq gp10 led projector in terms of specs the benq gp10 has a 720p wxga 1288-800 native resolution it comes with led projection technology 720p hd ready short throw projection the projector is also 3d ready has 550 am sie lumens brightness and is available in the market for around rupees 55 000. along with the projector you get a vga cable a power cord a remote control and a travel back which is always a nice addition where most projectors usually market themselves as office first entertainment second the gp 10 is designed outright for the home it's a slim projector but at 1.5 kilograms it's light and small enough to be transported and placed everywhere this flexibility in use also transcends into its connectivity options which this projector has in abundance whatever that's popular or important they have it classic vga sd card support usb port for both storage and wi-fi direct camcorder connectivity and hdmi the gp10 is also incredibly easy to setup and use you just have to connect it to power point it to the nearest white screen and turn it on it does a good job of adjusting itself to fit a proper display ratio you use the navigational buttons on top or the remote control to navigate through a very simple sleek and practical user interface a nine button grid is all you have to browse through or select any function available on the gp 10. the control panel is neatly laid out on one corner of the projector and makes for easy access it has ventilation on three sides and has a screw at the bottom to adjust the height of the projector the cooling fan on the gp-10 is a quiet one and that's a good thing considering the device is meant to be used in smaller spaces as well it also has a focus ring on the top to adjust the focus the two built-in 3 watt speakers in the gpe 10 are powered by srs surround sound and the volume levels are more than audible in a medium sized room when you power the projector the first thing you'll notice is that it's pretty snappy it doesn't take too much time to turn on as you can see the user interface is nice and easy to use we decided to connect our laptop with the projector and browse the web as you can see we didn't have any problem with it the text was crisp and clear later we decided to watch the iron man 3 trailer in terms of projection quality it was bright and was absolutely amazing in a dark room under light though the projector doesn't hold up too well fading quite a lot under ambient light and totally unviewable in direct light not many projectors this size and price immediately announced themselves as home projectors but the benq gp10 is certainly built for the comforts of your room and does a very good job at that too it's small and extremely easy to use and best of all comes with every conceivable connectivity option you can think of in our opinion it's definitely a good purchase at this price point thanks for watching guys this has been shivang for igan networks you can follow us on facebook twitter google plus do subscribe to our youtube channels that are youtube.com youtube.comtv thanks for watching you\n"