Second review of yours I've commented on in a few days, so time to subscribe. After deliberating way too long on my HT3550 replacement between this, the 3560, and the 4550i, and I finally pulled the trigger on the 2060. Your review was a huge help. Contrast, color, and input lag were the primary features I was looking at, and the image looks so great on this one that I can't justify 3x the price for the 4550. Of all the things I noticed when I upgraded to 4k, resolution was the least impactful. HDR, color gamut, and access to 4K+Atmos streams were way more important, and this checks all those boxes with aplomb. The contrast, vibrant color, and 3D brightness seem like a big step up over the 3550, and I'm looking forward to the LED lamp benefits. Can't wait to get it, and I'll update with my thoughts when I do.
You’re going to love it! I’m glad the reviews helped and it sounds like you absolutely made the correct decision based on your needs. Let me know how it turns out and thank you for the Subscription and likes! Let me know what you think when you get it okay?
I'm really interested in this projector or and HT3560/X3000i. I'm leaning toward this one for the reasons you mentioned above and i'm not sure if I want to move up to 4k. What has your experience been like?
@@davidlichtenauer3722 I ended up going with the x3000i. The HT2060 had some great strengths, but also some drawbacks. After using it, the benefits of LED were immediately obvious. Next-level color brightness, excellent HDR, and fast power on. The black levels and contrast were incredible for the price. However, the color banding is really a problem, and it's uncertain whether Benq will be able to fix it, and whether the fix will be available without shipping it back to Benq. I also found that I missed 4k a lot more than I thought I would. Color gamut and HDR are the most important aspects of UHD, but the resolution really adds to the texture and realism. The x3000i is excellent, but the black levels are quite a bit higher than the HT2060, more on par with the ht3550. It maintains all the benefits of LED, with even better color accuracy and brightness. That brightness makes for excellent contrast in most scenes, but it's noticeably more gray in dark scenes than the 2060. If black levels are your top priority, the ht2060 is unbeatable within 3 times its price. But 4k is a major enhancement, and the overall picture quality of the x3000i is the big winner in my opinion. Also keep in mind that the x3000i is not at all flexible for mounting. It has a large 110% lens offset and no lens shift. Make sure you can mount it exactly where you need it.
The only problem I have with DLP projectors is that they bother my eyes when watching movies. There’s no way of fixing it. I have to buy a LCD projector. Does anyone know a good gaming LCD projector?
Does the image quality go down when you keystone? I don’t have a room to put the projector in the middle of the screen. If I were to buy one I would probably put it 10-11 feet away from the screen and 5-6 feet on the corner from the center of the screen. Is this projector going to do me any good if I place it to where I mentioned? Thanks.
I dont see a lot of image quality issues but maybe some loss of focus around the outside edges of the image. Mainly keystone increases the input latency for gaming
How would you compare the gaming performance on this vs the x3000i vs the Epson LS12000? How does the 4LED DLP stack up against the Laser 3LCD in terms of motion resolution?
I would choose the epson all day if you can afford it. Otherwise the BenQ x3000i is very close but its missing 4k 120hz (only 1080p 120hz) and motorized lens shift. Hope you like and sub to the channel
I know this projector can receive HDR signals, but what about Dolby vision? Will it output those as HDR? Most of the new movies on Netflix are Dolby vision... So with this projector, would they still play as HDR?
Link: "HT2060| LED 1080p Home Theater Projector with Lens Shift & Low Latency CinematicColor DCI-P3 & 98% Rec.709 color gamut 16.7ms (1080p@60Hz) low input lag for smooth gameplay Vertical lens shift and 1.3X big zoom" "Compatibility Input Lag 16.7 ms (1080P 60Hz), 33.4 ms (4K 60Hz) *downscaling to 1080p, 8.3 ms (1080P 120Hz)"...
