Small and light, Built-in Netflix, Amazon Video and Disney+, Battery powered,
Horrible interface, Not very loud, Very dim on battery power,
A product made up of compromises and trade-offs, the BenQ GV1 is a neat, battery-powered portable projector that some will love but many will find hard to justify. It has built-in streaming apps but the interface is horrible; the projector can show a larg...
Published: 2019-02-11, Author: Nick , review by: techradar.com
Easy to carry, Support for iOS and Android, technically, Decent battery life
Can't stream iTunes or Netflix on iOS, Limited physical connectivity, Remote control needs to be carried
The BenQ GV1 is held back by its current lack of an app store and limited physical connectivity options. Restrictions with wireless streaming also make it a bit awkward to use when paired with a smartphone, making it hard to recommend as a portable projec...
The reason why I think most people would be willing to pay Rs 30,990 for the BenQ GV1 is for the portability. The whole idea of the GV1 is to make a projector that is easy to carry around, and on that front, I think BenQ has succeeded in its aim. However...
Portable, Great Battery life, Smart functions, Ample connection options
Low Resolution, Not too bright
If you've always wanted to see your content on a larger screen and don't really want to get a full-blown projector; the BenQ GV1 is a fun gadget to own. With support for practically every device and with all the necessary ports for viewing offline content...
