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The increase in quality and dip in prices for TVs over the past couple years has been staggering. But it isn’t limited to televisions. Projectors have seen a similar trend and you can see it in the BenQ TK800M (See it on Amazon). Just three or four years ago you could expect to pay thousands, if not tens of thousands of dollars for a 4K projector that can now be found for less than $2,000. It’s a 4K HDR projector with high brightness for use in setups with ambient light. That brightness also means more pop to the HDR over other projectors. But how does the performance of the TK800M hold up against a similarly priced TV?
