BenQ TK700STi short-throw projector

The TK700STi features a 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 resolution with 8.3 million pixels, or four times the resolution of full HD 1080p, providing awe-inspiring clarity and crisply-defined details. This is especially important if you are using high end simulators optimised for use with software such as E6 CONNECT or TGC 2019, which support 4K output. HDR10 support with BenQ’s exclusive Auto HDR Colour Rendition means the TK700STi’s high dynamic range performance offers greater brightness, contrast, and image optimisation. The benefits of 4K extend beyond golf sims. The projector provides stunning home entertainment when watching the Masters in 4K or streaming movies and games.

With 3000 lumens, the TK700STi provides bright projection, allowing users to clearly see the image on the golf simulator screen even with room lights turned on.

The TK700STi covers an unparalleled 95% of Rec.709, the industry-wide standard for colour reproduction in HD video and movies. Enjoy golf, movies, and games in perfect colour, knowing that what you’re seeing on screen is exactly what the director intended. 

For most golf simulation setups, a short throw projector helps you put the projector where it is needed to fill the screen while being mounted safely outside the hitting area and without casting a shadow.  With throw ratios ranging from 0.9 to 1.08, the TK700STi projects a 177” (7.7x13ft (screen size); 86x154in (actual viewable size)) -210” image (9x16ft (screen size); 103x183in (actual viewable size)) image when placed within just 11-16 feet from the screen, delivering a large picture without the expense of optional lenses.

To counteract the trapezoid effect that can occur when a projector is installed or placed off-center, the BenQ TK700STi offers a 2D keystone correction range of up to ±40° on both the horizontal and vertical axes, and can rotate the projected image clockwise or counterclockwise.

The TK700STi features HDMI 2.0 ports with full support for 4K 60Hz and eARC plus big bandwidth for streaming multichannel formats. That gives users greater brightness and contrast as well as more three dimensional sound for better golfing, home theater, and gaming experiences.