BenQ HT3550 Projector

The HT3550 uses Texas Instruments' XPR technology to deliver a true 8.3-million-pixel 4K UHD image. It processes the full 4K signal to ensure sharp detail and clarity that meets the Consumer Technology Association's requirements for 4K UHD.

With a brightness rating of 2,000 lumens, the HT3550 is designed primarily for dedicated dark rooms or light-controlled home theaters. While it can handle a dim room, it will struggle to maintain deep contrast and color saturation in spaces with significant natural or artificial light.

Yes, it supports both HDR10 and HLG formats. BenQ includes specialized HDR-PRO tone mapping, which helps preserve detail in the brightest highlights and darkest shadows of your movies.

To achieve a 100-inch image, you will need to place the projector lens approximately 8.2 to 10.7 feet away from the screen. The projector features a 1.3x zoom lens, which provides some flexibility in placement without needing to move the unit itself.

Yes, it features a vertical lens shift of 10%, which allows you to adjust the image position up or down without tilting the projector. This is helpful for fine-tuning the alignment if your mounting position isn't perfectly centered with the screen.

The HT3550 operates at approximately 30 decibels in its standard mode and drops to 26 decibels in Eco mode. Most users find this level of noise unobtrusive, especially if the projector is mounted on the ceiling or behind the seating area.