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BenQ PB8220 DLP Projector

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(2.40 out of 5) from 5 reviews

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WASTE OF CASH! Get another brand!

(1.00 out of 5) by smellssmurfy on Dec 21, 2007

Pros: Good picture, if it works.
Cons: It doesn't work!

This worked great for about a month. Then the picture went screwy - like hot pink acid. After that, ...
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Buy something else, not reliable at all

(1.00 out of 5) by reno9410 on Aug 9, 2006

Pros: Good color when they work.
Cons: Not a good purchase for long term.

I have had a PB8220 for about a year, I have sent it in at least 4 times for repair, tried replacing ...
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Great image, HORRIBLE reliability

(1.00 out of 5) by schultzkp on Jun 28, 2006

Pros: Image quality was FANTASTIC and it was absolutely the best price for the quality.
Cons: Four projectors died on me (one was DOA out of the box), TOTALLY UNRELIABLE.
The Bottom Line: Although BenQ customer service is very friendly and responsive, I'd rather spend more money on a projector that doesn't break.

If I had problems with just ONE of these projectors, I might not have given it such a bad review. B ...
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Benq PB8220 home theater installation (very pleased)

(5.00 out of 5) by just-a-guy on Sep 6, 2004

Pros: Picture quality, ease of use, adjusts to many viewing situations, dealing with costcentral.com
Cons: Fan noise on any projector is noticable (but not overbearing). Benq 8220 better than most.
The Bottom Line: Stop shopping, Buy it. Great picture easy to use. Join the growing trend of ditching a time sucking TV.

We purchased the Benq PB8220 for home theater. We chose to do away with a TV in our home one year ag ...
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Impressive Entry Unit

(4.00 out of 5) by maimonec on Dec 12, 2003

Pros: price brightness zoom
Cons: menu navigation
The Bottom Line: For the price, I'm not sure you could beat this for home theater use. Competitive products cost at least $600 more and often more than $1000 higher.

My BenQ arrived last night, so I set it up next to the Infocus X1 I've been using as a substitute. T ...
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