BenQ's GV30 delivers a smooth picture up to 100 inches, along with battery operation and simplified set-up, including auto focus and keystone. Why you can trust What Hi-Fi? Our expert team reviews ...

The words”powerful” and “portable” don’t always go together, but BenQ’s GV30 projector is definitely an exception. BenQ sent over the GV30 for us to use and review. We’ve been using it for 2 weeks, ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Projectors have improved by leaps and bounds over the past decade or so. There was once a time when owning a decent projector meant having a ...

We've seen a few projectors with built-in sound systems of late, including the Hachi Infinite M1 Pro and Xgimi's Halo, but the BenQ GV30 is more like a portable Bluetooth speaker system with a ...

BenQ GV30 is an all-in-one home entertainment hub, which features a 135-degree projection angle with in-built Android TV, providing cinematic experience anytime, anywhere Singapore, Sept 7, 2021 - ...

You still need some pretty specific requirements for the room you put a projector in. In fact, you probably need to build the entire room around the projector, just to make sure it's in exactly the ...

Benq has introduced a new portable smart projector in the form of the GV30 offering a projection angle of 135°, autofocus and vertical keystone together with a resolution of 720p and 300 ANSI lumens ...

Plenty of projectors have built-in speakers, but few can output a sound that is worthy of a Hollywood blockbuster. BenQ hopes to change that with the newly-announced GV30, which the company describes ...

The $599 BenQ GV30 has one of the more innovative projector designs we've seen. Roughly the shape of a 7-inch wheel of cheese, with a built-in bump where the lens is, it sits on a magnetic stand that ...

What the BenQ GV30 gets right, it gets fantastically right. The build quality of this 720p beamer is superb, and while that resolution isn’t super high, the image quality remains sharp and readable.

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