BenQ PE7700 - DLP projector
Manufacturer: BenQ America Corp. Part number: PE7700
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- Average user rating: 3.5 stars out of 5 reviews
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- Description:
- Introducing the 1st home theater projector with BenQ Senseye technology Now even the subtlest color tones are reproduced faithfully and live action flows flawlessly.
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User reviews
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Good picture, poor quality
by dbpack on March 22, 2006
Pros: Good picture quality when its working
Cons: poor quality, lamp failures, terrible customer service
Summary: I have had three PE700 (one purchesed, and two replacements) and of three units have iled for one reason or another. Lamps, connections, etc. The picture quality is nice when ...
Summary: I have had three PE700 (one purchesed, and two replacements) and of three units have iled for one reason or another. Lamps, connections, etc. The picture quality is nice when its working but I've not been able to find on that does.
On top of that, my experience with their customer service department was the worst I've experienced. I would strongly suggest looking at another projector and company.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Spectacular Picture
by ckammrr on February 2, 2006
Pros: Picture quality
Cons: No lens Shift
Summary: I have had my 7700 since September and absolutley love it. The native 720p res and hdmi input (only one though) really work to produce a spectacular image. The DLP ...
Summary: I have had my 7700 since September and absolutley love it. The native 720p res and hdmi input (only one though) really work to produce a spectacular image. The DLP technology doesn't hurt either. I have it projected onto about a ten foot diagonal screen (which my wife thinks is TOO big...imagine).
The only real problems I see with this is the lack of a lens shift.. meaning be carful when mounting it, and only one HDMI cable. I have to run my HD feed in through composite video so that I can run my DVD player in through the HDMI. Both are not of any real issue once everything is up and running. There were initial lamp problems(not with mine... so far), but I believe that was a lamp production problem and not a BenQ issue.
At the (now) sub 2k pricing levels, you should seriously consider this if you have a room that you can control the ambient light levels.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Nice Picture quality, but not the most userfriendly and bad connection options
by Ades1980 on December 28, 2007
Pros: Nice Picture for a low price
Cons: Hard to Operate, no d-sub (analouge VGA) connection
Summary: We wanted to use it with a notebook, since it can feed it with high resolution content, but the notebook had only the old D-sub output and no DVI or ...
Summary: We wanted to use it with a notebook, since it can feed it with high resolution content, but the notebook had only the old D-sub output and no DVI or HDMI. You can connect it, but you will need a special d-sub to BNC cable, you can't just buy at the next electronic store. And once you have one, it is still not easy, since if you just switch it to comp2 input (wich is BNC...) you won't get the picture.. So you have to switch it on RGB HD, but it is not in the manual.. We found this out accidentaly..
It has RGB, and HDMI input wich is good for future use with HD devices.
It has a crisp and bright picture, wich is nice to see, infact, it is a but too crisp for me. We have an Epson PT AE100 too, and its more smooth picture is much better to see at. But it is more expensive too.
It is quiet too, but it's sound is noticable..
The remote is not the most ergonomical, it has a separate button for every function and bulky too..
It has no lens shift, wich can be quite handy too (the Epson PT-AE100 has it), but it is not a big problem, if you don't move the projector too much around.
I can't recommend it unless you can't afford to spend a bit more for a better and more userfrendly one. -
Cinema like quality
by giowillis on June 21, 2006
Pros: DLP+2 technology 720p ,really silent
Cons: Not yet 1080p natively
Summary: I have tried this 720p projector and it is really excellent for viewing movies , it can bring Hi-definition contents in your home for a very reasonable price. Unfortunately it is ...
Summary: I have tried this 720p projector and it is really excellent for viewing movies , it can bring Hi-definition contents in your home for a very reasonable price. Unfortunately it is not 1080p but one can see the real difference between a DVD projected in SD and one in HD. The colors ,details and depth of image are really stunning. Brightness, luma and color simply amazing. It is very similar to film even though it is not 1080p native the results will suprise you. It is a competitor to definitely more expensive projectors. Here you take the advantage of DLP2+ (not available in SOny projectors) combined with 720p.
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Great picture at a great price
by irish1cool on October 21, 2005
Pros: Great HD picture for the price, good remote.
Cons: Picture a bit dark, non HD picture depends on source,some channels not as clear.
Summary: For the money this projector is a great home theater unit. I cant imagine paying 3 or 4 times more.
Summary: For the money this projector is a great home theater unit. I cant imagine paying 3 or 4 times more.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: BenQ America Corp.
- Part number: PE7700
- Description: Introducing the 1st home theater projector with BenQ Senseye technology Now even the subtlest color tones are reproduced faithfully and live action flows flawlessly.
General
- Device Type DLP projector - High Definition 720p
- Width 15 in
- Depth 11.8 in
- Height 4.5 in
- Weight 12.1 lbs
Projector / Panel
- Image Brightness 1100 ANSI lumens
- Image Brightness (Reduced) 880 ANSI lumens
- Image Contrast Ratio 2500:1
- Image Size 3 ft - 25 ft
- Resolution 1280 x 720
- Native Aspect Ratio Widescreen
- Color Support 24-bit (16.7 million colors)
- Max Sync Rate (V x H) 100 Hz x 75 KHz
- Lamp Life Cycle 2000 hour(s)
- Controls / Adjustments Color temperature
- OSD Languages French, German, Korean, English, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional)
- Features Picture in picture
Projector Lens System
- Focus Type Manual
- Lens Aperture F/2.4-2.8
- Zoom Type Manual
- Keystone Correction Type Digital
Video Input
- Analog video format PAL, NTSC, SECAM
- Analog video signal RGB, S-Video, Component video, Composite video
- Digital video input format EDTV, HDTV
Video Input Device
- Type None
Audio Input
- Type None
Input Device
- Type Remote control - External
Expansion / Connectivity
- Interfaces 1 x HDMI, 1 x S-video input - 4 pin mini-DIN, 1 x VGA - 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15) ( On supplied cable ), 1 x Component video / RGB input - BNC X 5, 1 x Component video input - RCA X 3, 1 x Composite video input - RCA, 1 x Serial RS-232 - 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9)
Miscellaneous
- Cables Included 1 x S-Video cable, 1 x Video cable
Power
- Power Device Power supply - Internal
- Voltage Required AC 120/230 V
Environmental Parameters
- Sound Emission 29 dBA
DLP
- DLP/LCD technology statement Instead of having glass panels (LCD) through which light is passed, the DLP chip's surface is made up of thousands of tiny mirrors each representing a single pixel.
Manufacturer info
- BenQ America Corp.
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- Website: http://www.benq.com/
- Address:
20480 E. Business Parkway, City of Industry, CA - Phone: 949-255-9500
- Email: benqcs.us@benq.com


