Benq Mh733 4000-Lumen Full Hd Dlp Projector

Benq Mh733 4000-lumen Full Hd Dlp Projector

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Present in nearly any environment with the BenQ MH733 4000-Lumen Full HD DLP Projector. Its 4000 lumens of brightness overcomes ambient light in many situations, while its 16,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio helps keep images and text clear and distinct. Its 1.15 to 1.5:1 throw ratio and 1.3x zoom provide a range of installation options.

The MH733 has one VGA and two HDMI inputs to support both analog and digital video sources. One HDMI input is MHL-compatible for wired mirroring of your favorite smart device. Its VGA output allows you to daisy-chain multiple projectors or displays to show the same video source. A built-in 10W speaker eliminates the need for a separate speaker system, but the projector also features an 1/8" audio output to connect external speakers. It is controllable via Ethernet or RS-232 and includes a VGA cable and IR remote control.

Brightness of 4000 Lumens Full HD (1920 x 1080) Native Resolution 1.15 to 1.5:1 Throw Ratio VGA, 2x HDMI Inputs VGA Output for Loop-Through Analog Audio Input and Output Controllable by Popular Control Systems Built-In 10-Watt Speaker Ethernet and RS-232 Controllable VGA Cable and IR Remote Included

Key Specs
Display System	0.65" DLP
Native Resolution	1920 x 1080
Maximum Brightness	4000 Lumens
Throw Ratio	1.15 to 1.5:1
Projection Size	30 to 300" / 76.20 to 762.00 cm
HDR Support	No
Inputs/Outputs	1x HDMI Audio, Video Input 1x HDMI with MHL Support Audio, Video Input 1x DE-15/DB-15 (VGA) Video Input 1x DE-15/DB-15 (VGA) Video Output 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Mini Audio Input 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Mini Audio Output 1x RJ45 (Ethernet) LAN Input 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-232) Control Input 1x USB-B 2.0 Audio, Video Input 1x Proprietary Data Input 1x USB-B 2.0 Data Input
Light Source	Lamp
Image Display
Display System	0.65" DLP
Native Resolution	1920 x 1080
Supported Resolutions	Minimum: 640 x 480 Maximum: 1920 x 1200
Maximum Brightness	4000 Lumens
Offset	105% ± 2.5% vertical
Aspect Ratio	Native: 16:9
Dynamic Contrast Ratio	16,000:1
Color Depth	10-Bit (1.07 Billion Colors)
Scan	Horizontal: 15 to 102 kHz Vertical: 23 to 120 Hz
Lens
Includes Lens	Yes
Focus	Manual
Optical Zoom	Manual: 1.3x
Throw Ratio	1.15 to 1.5:1
Projection Size	30 to 300" / 76.20 to 762.00 cm
Features
Keystone Correction	Auto to Vertical: ± 30° Manual to Horizontal: ± 20°
HDR Support	No
Multi-Input Support (PIP/PBP)	No
Ceiling Mountable	Yes
Built-In Speaker	Yes (Mono)
Speaker Power	10 W
Inputs/Outputs	1x HDMI Audio, Video Input 1x HDMI with MHL Support Audio, Video Input 1x DE-15/DB-15 (VGA) Video Input 1x DE-15/DB-15 (VGA) Video Output 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Mini Audio Input 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Mini Audio Output 1x RJ45 (Ethernet) LAN Input 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-232) Control Input 1x USB-B 2.0 Audio, Video Input 1x Proprietary Data Input 1x USB-B 2.0 Data Input
Mobile App Compatible	No
Wireless LAN / Wi-Fi	No, Optional Adapter Available
Bluetooth	No
General
Light Source	Lamp
Lamp Power	240 W
Expected Lamp Life	Full Brightness: 4000 Hours Medium Brightness: 8000 Hours Low Brightness: 15,000 Hours
Fan Noise	Full Brightness: 33 dB Low Brightness: 29 dB
Security	Cable Lock Slot Security Bar
Supported Languages	Arabic Bulgarian Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Finnish French German Greek Hindi Hungarian Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Simplified Chinese Spanish Swedish Thai Traditional Chinese Turkish Vietnamese
Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Power Consumption	Full Brightness: 355 W Medium Brightness: 320 W Low Brightness: 240 W Standby Mode (Lamp Off): < 2 W
Dimensions (W x H x D)	11.7 x 4.7 x 8.7" / 29.6 x 12.0 x 22.1 cm
Weight	5.5 lb / 2.5 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	8.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	16 x 13.3 x 6.6"

The 4000-lumen brightness of the MH733 allows you to conduct your presentations in comfortably lit medium-sized conference rooms without compromising debates, collaborations, note-taking and interactions, enhancing productivity without sacrificing image quality.

With Full HD (1920 x 1080) native resolution, the MH733 offers augmented detail, readability, and display capacity for your presentations.

Supporting a range of file types, including JPEG, PDF, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files, the MH733's USB port lets you project images or documents directly without a laptop.

The MH733 is equipped with a two-dimensional keystone range of ±30° on the horizontal axis and ±20° on the vertical axis to counteract the trapezoid effect when the projector is installed off-center. Corner Fit allows you to adjust each corner independently to achieve the desired image geometry.

The MH733 is compatible with popular control systems, including Crestron, AMX, PJ Link, and Extron IP Link for network control via your LAN, simplifying integration into corporate network infrastructures. The projector also supports RS-232 for long-distance installation up to 49.2' when there is no LAN available.

The MH733 allows projection from up to four different computers or smart devices via the QCast app, enabling more ideas to be shared effectively.

BenQ Multiple Display Administrator (MDA) software provides centralized multiple-projector management, including automated opening and closing procedures for public spaces, remotely controlled power on and off, and scheduling for institutions and corporations.

The MH733 features a setting that allows IT managers to remotely control any specific projector on the network through a web browser without having to physically visit the meeting room, saving time and effort.

LampSave Mode adjusts lamp power dynamically according to the displayed content to extend projector lamp life up to 50% compared to normal mode, lowering the total cost of ownership.

The micro-mirrors of the DLP chip and the nearly-sealed DLP engine design help this projector last without any loss in picture quality.

When the MH733 is installed on a LAN and paired with a device running the QCast app, you can directly present a number of file types. The app also lets you mirror your computer or Android 5.0 or higher device.

QCast adds Internet connectivity to the MH733, allowing you to browse the Internet whenever you need to search and share information during your presentation.

The QCast app also provides remote control functionality with buttons that are designed to be easy to read to control the projector while it is ceiling mounted or if the original remote control is not available.

The separately sold WRDT8192 wireless adapter adds Wi-Fi connectivity to the MH733, allowing you to cast from your device to the projector wirelessly.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this rear project?

A: The InFocus IN134 4000-Lumen XGA DLP Projector BH #IN134 supports rear projection modes.

Q: 2. what are this projector's inputs? does it have a USB port to play from a memory stick?

A: Yes it will. The BenQ GS50 500-Lumen Full HD Portable DLP Projector with 2.1-Channel Bluetooth Speaker BH #BEGS50 connects you to all kinds of entertainment with universal inputs such as USB-C*, HDMI 2.0, Type-A for USB readers. *GS50 USB-C port supports both DisplayPort (DP Alt Mode) and Power Delivery (PD).

Q: 3. How much power does this draw on average while in operation?

A: The BenQ GS50 500-Lumen Full HD Portable DLP Projector with 2.1-Channel Bluetooth Speaker BH #BEGS50 draws up to 65 watts @100 ~ 240VAC.

Q: 4. How big of a picture can I project? It says 100” 5 feet away, what if I place it at 6 or 7 feet? Can I get a 120” clean picture?

A: The BenQ TH671ST Full HD Short-Throw DLP Home Theater Projector (BH # BETH671ST0) will project up to a 120" diagonal clean image from a distance of about 6.6 feet.

Q: 5. would this be an upgrade from an Optoma EH416?

A: The BenQ MH733 4000-Lumen Full HD DLP Projector BH #BEMH733 would be very similar to the Optoma Technology EH416 4200-Lumen Full HD DLP Projector BH #OPEH416 and not considered to be an upgrade.

Q: 6. Can the unit be plug or external battery powered?

A: The BenQ GS50 500-Lumen Full HD Portable DLP Projector with 2.1-Channel Bluetooth Speaker BH #BEGS50 includes an AC wall adapter and AC power cord. It can not be operated via an external battery.

Q: 7. Can the BenQ MW560 projector play/view content directly from a USB flash drive? ...such as .jpg files

A: The BenQ MW560 4000-Lumen WXGA DLP Projector BH #BEMW560 will not support playback via a USB flash drive.

Q: 8. What is the minimal distance from projector lens to a screen for getting a sharp good image? Even if a bit small.

A: The BenQ HT2060 2300-Lumen Full HD LED DLP Home Theater Projector (BH # BEHT2060) has a minimum, optimal focus/throw distance of about 8.35 feet. The closest distance to the screen would be about 5 feet yielding a 60 inch diagonal image.

Q: 9. Is this suitable for home theater use? Seems more powerful than BenQ Ht2150, but it is not described as home theater projector. What is the dif, and how do i know if this and others are capable (is there a particular spec to look for?)

A: While this projector can be used as a home theater projector, it is designed mainly as a presentation projector. Projectors like the HT2150 are designed for home use, so it has better response time for gaming, color accuracy geared towards TV/Movies.

Q: 10. Is this HT2060 a LED projector or lamp projector?

A: The BenQ HT2060 2300-Lumen Full HD DLP Home Theater Projector BH #BEHT2060 employs an LED light source.

Vanessa	23/08/2024
[16,000:1] Amazing speakers, great visuals. Overall, great value for the "all in one" projector that you get. Living in a small studio space, I was looking for something that would allow me to watch "TV" from bed without have a big 50" TV in my bedroom corner. This little guy is super portable, easy to use and store as well as travel with if you want to take it on a little adventure. I love it. 5

Peggy	23/08/2024
[1.15 to 1.5:1] We think this is a great value for the money. Does what we need it to do. Easy to use. 5

Tim	19/08/2024
[240 W] I usually like to buy things after I've tested them in person, but in this case I trusted the BenQ name. I am not disappointed. The projector is bright and the colors are spot on. Very satisfied. 5

Keith	11/08/2024
[0.65" DLP] Upgraded from an old Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 640. Love the BenQ! I've been using the Filmmaker mode with Blu-ray dvds (Thin Red Line, No Country for Old Men, In Cold Blood) and they look spectacular. Between the Eco and Smart Eco energy saving modes, I think it's best to stick with regular Eco as the Smart Eco has too many color shifts within the same shot as it's programed to try and compensate between dark/light scenes. A hi-contrast scene will fluctuate the output of the lamp which makes it very distracting. But overall, the contrast is beautiful. The blacks are deep and colors, rich. Very happy with the purchase. Would definitely recommend. 5

Nelson	03/08/2024
[Lamp] Had an old unit go out, tried replacing the bulb but had to opt for a new unit. More than 10 years difference between the two and it worked off the same remote, connected to the same wiring but the picture is many times better. Just beautiful. 5

chiafu	19/07/2024
[Native: 16:9] it's bright and crisp in our 20x25 meeting room. very great design and price. worth of the money! 5

Kurt	19/07/2024
[1.15 to 1.5:1] I've been enjoying this projector for the past few weeks now and I am completely satisfied with its performance. Read avsforum.com and user/reviewer sage11x who has done a thorough review on it and see if it's for you. It replaced my aged Marantz 12VPS4. Couldn't be more satisfied. 5

Lia	29/06/2024
[0.65" DLP] I used this for a conference straight out of the box. Set up could not have been easier and I had no trouble getting output from my laptop. The picture was crisp, clean, and bright. My colleagues had projector envy. 5

Rachel	23/06/2024
[Yes (Mono)] This is my first projector purchase. What I like: --Lightweight and compact for portability. --Throw distance seems to be good for what I'm using it for (displaying in a home environment). --Optional wireless dongle means I can connect my iPad wirelessly. Works pretty well with practice. --Has a basic speaker. --Colors look great and there are a wide variety of ways you can adjust the picture to get it to look like you intended. --Remote control has a handy laser pointer. --Lens has a dust cap with a tether. What I don't like: --At 4000 lumens I thought it would be sufficient for a daylight indoor environment. Shades still have to be closed to get a good result suitable for displaying photos. --The lens is manual focus. Overall I would say it offers good value for the money. :-) 5

Derek	24/05/2024
[0.65" DLP] I use this projector and an old fashioned slide projector screen to watch movies, YouTube clips, and news in my living room, connecting my laptop to the projector with a separately sold HDMI/HDMI cable. Right out of the box without any adjustments, the images had beautiful contrast, resolution, and color tone. Quiet machine while it runs. The brightness is not quite as powerful as projectors one would find at a school or workplace, but I still could enjoy a show just fine if I closed the drapes on a sunny day. At night, it gives a great cinematic experience. Haven't tried its audio system yet because I have a bluetooth speaker I like, but I read that this projector has nice sound. See NYT Wirecutter article The Best Budget Projector for a Home Theater for a helpful description and comparison to other projectors. 5