Description
BenQ LU710 Golf Simulator Projector
The BenQ LU710 projector is a great choice for a golf simulator setup. Pair this projector with your Carl’s Place Golf Simulator Enclosure for an immersive, true-to-life golf experience.
Details
The BenQ LU710 is a WUXGA DLP Laser projector with features perfect for your indoor golf simulator setup. Brightness. Performance. Durability. All key aspects of your golf game, and also the BenQ LU710 projector. Its 4,000 lumens at 1080p full high-definition resolution will make your golf simulator setup immersive, making it feel like you’re actually on a golf course. It’s long-lasting lamp life of 20,000 hours will allow you to golf more and maintain less. Available in 16:10 native aspect ratio (16:10, 16:9, 4:3, Auto, and Real selectable) with horizontal and vertical digital keystone adjustment options.
BenQ LU710 Features
Superior Image Quality
LU710 Laser Projector creates strikingly clear images with stratospherically high contrast ratio of 3,000,000 for true deep blacks, vividly rich colors, and fine subtle details.
Excellent Installation Flexibility
1.3 zoom and two-dimensional keystone correction range of 30 degrees allows for off-center installation.
High Brightness for Lights-On Enjoyment
4000 lumens of high brightness let you watch in relatively bright settings or even with lights on.
Built to Last
BenQ laser projectors deliver up to 20,000 hours of superior image quality and performance.
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What’s Included
- LU710 Projector
- Power Cord
- HDMI Cable
- Warranty Card
The BenQ LU710 Golf Simulator Projector is a high-performance projector specifically designed for golf simulation. It offers a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 and a brightness of 4000 lumens, which ensures bright and clear images even in well-lit rooms.
The LU710 features a short-throw lens, which means it can project large images even from short distances. This makes it ideal for use in small spaces, such as home golf simulators. It also features a low input lag of 16ms, which means that there is minimal delay between your swing and the ball’s movement on the screen.
In addition, the LU710 has a number of advanced features, including a built-in 10W speaker, 3D support, and keystone correction. It also has a long lamp life of up to 20,000 hours, which reduces the need for frequent lamp replacements and maintenance.
Overall, the BenQ LU710 Golf Simulator Projector review is a great choice for anyone looking to create a high-quality golf simulator in their home or business.
Andrew –
I have been looking at projectors and was under the assumption that the 936ST was the Holy Grail. It’s more expensive than I really like anyway so maybe it’s a moot point. What I want to ask about is your experience with the Panasonic. I have looked at that one as well as the Benq LU710 as possible long throw projectors on the shorter side. Another thing I like about the LU710 is its 16:10. Was shadowing a problem? Aside from cosmetics is there any other benefits to a shorter throw if I have the room? Another projector that I find interesting is the Benq 935ST which looks like a scaled down version of the 936 but higher priced than the LU710.
James –
I’m not sure if this is true but remembering going through this process on Projector Central where the closer the projector was to the screen the better the perceived lumen count or “brightness”
Robert –
I really expected the increased lumens and laser projection to be a 30% experience. But I don’t see it.
936st is the holy grail and I believe that in a completely dark room and a theater grade screen, it would really show its differences. I have a golf setting in my lighting and it turns my bar pots to 25% and turns the sim lights pretty much off. Much darker than many setups I have seen. The improvement just isn’t there.
I hit 11’ feet from the screen and when the Panasonic was up, never had a shadow issue. I have a 6’3” golfer in our group and we have never had a shadow issue.
as for actual brightness and distance. You can do a complete comparison on Projector central. The Panasonic was said to be bright by 8fl even at a further distance.