The BenQ GV30 is a small projector displaying a 720p definition and a brightness of 300 lumens in a compact and rather original format. It is animated by Android TV present on an HDMI key hidden inside, practical and scalable.
The BenQ GV30 is a good little video projector, not really portable, but easily transportable, which delivers a well-calibrated image and above all quality sound, which is rare on this type of device. We regret a little its lack of contrast and a brightness which limits it to use in a very dark room. The idea of the HDMI key hidden inside is a plus when it comes to expandability. We would still have appreciated the presence of Netflix in addition to the other video streaming applications, but overall the experience remains very good. However, this model loses its fourth star due to higher noise than those measured on its direct competitors.
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The all-in-one concept of the Mogo is still just as impressive and the move to a Full HD DLP chip in this Pro version clearly brings an appreciable gain in definition. This pico projector is very pleasant to use on a daily basis with its microphone remote control and its applications which allow you to enjoy most VOD and SVOD content. Too bad Xgimi didn’t take advantage of this Pro version to improve colorimetry and contrast.