- Is the BenQ AH700ST worth it for a golf simulator?
- Yes, if you need a bright short-throw projector with long laser life. It is a strong fit for dedicated indoor bays where you want a large image from close range. If you need 4K or portability, look at other models.
- How does it compare with BenQ's lamp-based projectors?
- The AH700ST uses a laser light source, so it lasts much longer and needs no bulb replacements. It is also brighter and has better color accuracy than many lamp-based models. The trade-off is a higher upfront cost and a larger chassis.
- What is the throw ratio and how far should it be mounted?
- It is a short-throw projector, so it can be placed close to the screen. For a 16:9 image, it typically needs about 0.5 to 0.6 times the screen width. Check BenQ's throw calculator for exact distances.
- Does it support 4K input?
- It accepts 4K input signals and downscales them to 1080p. The native resolution is 1080p, so it does not display true 4K detail.
- What is included in the box?
- The box includes the projector, a power cord, a remote control, and a quick start guide. A lens cap and batteries for the remote are also included. Cables for video are not included.
- Can it be ceiling-mounted?
- Yes, it has mounting holes for ceiling installation. Use a compatible projector mount and adjust keystone and corner fit after mounting.
- Where is the BenQ AH700ST Ultimate Short Throw Golf Simulator Projector cheapest?
- At Elite Sim Golf, for $2,299.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the BenQ AH700ST Ultimate Short Throw Golf Simulator Projector?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.