Best Gaming Projectors For 2024

With its numerous powerful features, the X3100i is a home entertainment projector designed with gaming in mind. BenQ has incorporated Cinematic Sound in addition to its treVolo-tuned audio and preset settings for video and audio. With the aid of cinematic sound, you can block out outside noise and immerse yourself in the action.

The most remarkable feature of this powerful projector is that BenQ has improved gaming performance by maintaining the X3000i's existing modes and adding brand-new custom game settings.

For console players who want to make every game, from expansive open-world titles to first-person shooters and even fast-paced racing games, extremely immersive, this is the ideal option. In 4K resolution, the BenQ X3100i produces realistic, lifelike landscapes. With the help of the two integrated 5-watt chamber speakers that are driven by Bongiovi DPS technology, users may immerse themselves in breathtaking simulated 3D surround sound that complements the graphics of play.

After a highly rigorous testing process, the X2-4K was designated by Microsoft as the world's first "Designed for Xbox" projector. This projector can easily display games on screen sizes up to 120" with a native 240 Hz refresh rate. The ViewSonic X2-4K is the largest Microsoft-certified Xbox gaming display available today.

This is just a brief overview of the X2-4K, followed by some of the projector's notable features. I will then take you through the projector's hardware and discuss performance. From there, I will sum it all up for you on the last page. You will have to read the full review to get the information you need to decide if the ViewSonic X2-4K is the right projector for your console gaming, home theater, and streaming needs.

The P1000 aims to provide an immersive 4K UHD gaming and home entertainment experience. With super-low-latency for gaming, as well as speeds as low as 4.2 ms at 1080p 240 Hz, the NOMVDIC P1000 is fast growing in popularity as a gaming projector. For those all about looks, it fully supports HDR formats, including HDR10 and HLG.

This new projector features a Harmon Kardon Dolby and DTS sound system that, based on initial impressions, performs on par with many mainstream RGB LED projectors we've reviewed.

The P1000 is NOMVDIC's only 4K gaming projector and the second 4K model I've reviewed from the company. Based on its design, features, and price, the P1000 fits neatly into the Lifestyle projector category. Its specifications place it among the top Lifestyle and Gaming projectors released this year, alongside established brands like Hisense and BenQ.

Let's take a closer look at the NOMVDIC P1000 and see if its performance matches its impressive specifications.

BenQ proudly states the TK700STi is the “World’s First 4K HDR Gaming Projector; 4K @ 60Hz” and “Game with 16ms Lowest Input Lag Ever Paired with 4K Resolution.”

In addition, it should be noted that this gaming projector comes with unique game modes for FPS (First-Person Shooter), RPG (Role-Playing Game), and SPG (Sports Game) gaming modes with audio, visual, and optimized latency settings for each type of game.

BenQ TK850i is targeted directly at the gaming crowd with a lag time of 16.7ms for 4K 60Hz: and just 4.16ms for 1080p 240Hz: 4.16ms which great for hardcore gamers where response times matter. Not only does the TK700STi have a dedicated video picture mode for gaming, there are also multiple game-focused audio modes.

The BenQ TK700STi is a 4K HDR Gaming Projector that is bundled with the QS0I Android TV dongle which provides access to over 5,000 Android TV apps including YouTube and Amazon Prime Video. The smart features are integrated seamlessly, and the menus are easy to navigate.

Even though it doesn’t have a built-in battery, the GP100A can be hooked up to USB battery banks, making it truly portable. Its LED light source lasts up to 30,000 hours, which is great for both sustainability and saving money over time.

Whether you're watching movies, TV shows, sports, or gaming, the GP100A can turn any space into a stunning viewing area. It's a fantastic choice for anyone with an active lifestyle or limited living space.

The UHZ55 projects 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) images up to 300 inches diagonally onscreen using a 1.3x zoom lens and a DLP 0.47-inch Digital Light Processing (DLP) processor with XPR shifting technology. With up to 30,000 hours of prolonged life, its laser light source can produce 3,000 ANSI lumens of brightness and a dynamic contrast of 2,500,000:1.
As for gaming, the UHZ55 offers users a big-screen gaming experience with 1.07 billion colors, HDR compatibility, and lightning-fast rates of up to 16.2 ms at 4K 60 Hz and 3.2 ms at 1,080p 240 Hz. Because of this, the gameplay is fluid and there is hardly any noticeable lag between pulling the trigger and seeing the action on screen.

The Optoma UHZ55 laser projector is the follow-up to the company's well-liked UHZ50 model from 2022. With the exception of the black chassis, the UHZ55's appearance and features are exactly the same as those of the UHZ50. Those who follow consumer electronics are probably somewhat acquainted with this procedure. It's not out of the ordinary. But sometimes appearances can be deceiving. Optoma chose to price the UHZ55 $300 less than the previous model without sacrificing any features or performance, despite the UHZ55 appearing to have the same features and specs as the UHZ50—at least on paper. It's unclear if Optoma is making the UHZ55 function better.