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13 reviews
Jun, 2025
alaTest has collected and analyzed 13 reviews of BenQ W5700. The average rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People really like the reliability and size. The noise and usability are also appreciated. Some have doubts about the black level and price.
image quality, usability, noise, size, reliability
price, black level
We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the BenQ W5700 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 92/100 = Excellent quality.
Expert review by : Steve Withers Steve Withers (trustedreviews.com)
The BenQ W5700 4K HDR single-chip projector promises a home cinema level of performance and a previously unheard-of level of accuracy from a DLP projector
Superb image accuracy ; Effective HDR performance ; Excellent motion handling ; Good set of features ; Solid build quality
Image could be brighter ; Black levels are weak ; Not native 4K ; Possible rainbow artefacts ; Rather noisy
The BenQ W5700 is a 4K HDR projector aimed squarely at the home cinema market. It boasts an impressive image, some useful features, and a previously unobtainable level of performance and image accuracy for a DLP projector.
Expert review by : Geir Nordby (lbtechreviews.com)
True 4K or not, BenQ W5700 nonetheless gives razor sharp images on movies.
Brilliant, true-to-life colours right out of the box. Especially with extended colour space. Good HDR tone mapping.
Non-motorized optics and hence no lens memory settings makes the projector unsuitable for screens wider than 16:9. Faded black level gives flat images in dark scenes.
Expert review by (stuff.tv_in)
Bringing the magic of HDR to a bigger, hopefully better screen
Colour accuracy ; HDR implementation ; Clarity ; Ease of use
Black levels could be deeper
Be it a mid-end or a high-end install, the BenQ W5700 will leave you breathless with its naturalness and HDR implementation.
Consumer review (richersounds.com)
Don't know. Bought over a month ago and still waiting for delivery. Just wanted to be entered into the £30 draw.
Consumer review (richersounds.com)
I must have been one of richersounds READING worst customers, I chopped and changed my mind 4 TIMES!!!!! 4 different projectors sent back and they were always very helpful. Eventually I decided on the BenQ W5700. WOW! What can I say! the images are...
Consumer review (richersounds.com)
I have for the last 18months researched the Benq W5700 Projector and have seen nothing but positive reviews, either via YouTube or on AV Forum and Magazine reviews. Whilst researching 4K projectors in general, I recently demo'd the Sony VPL-VW270ES...
Consumer review (richersounds.com)
I have for the last 18months researched the Benq W5700 Projector and have seen nothing but positive reviews, either via YouTube or on AV Forum and Magazine reviews. Whilst researching 4K projectors in general, I recently demo'd the Sony VPL-VW270ES...
Consumer review (richersounds.com)
I viewed a couple of projectors and went with the benq because the colours were so vivid. I have now installed it myself and it was easy plug and play pretty much. I don't hear the noise from it like some reviews. All in all great home cinema
Consumer review (richersounds.com)
After a lot of research and initially auditioning the Epson TW-EH9400 I went for the BenQ W5700. I had my heart set on the Epson until I saw it in the flesh - the 2K resolution was noticeably poor compared to the Sony, Optoma and BenQ 4K (faux-K)...
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