BenQ MS560 4000 ANSI lumens DLP SVGA (800x600) 3D White

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BenQ’s MS560 is the kind of practical office projector you buy when you want “it just works” without paying for faff. For the money (£424 ex‑VAT), it’s good value if your use is mostly straightforward presentations, training rooms, or everyday boardroom use—especially where you don’t need ultra-wide image placement finesse. The 4000 ANSI lumens class generally holds up well in typical UK meeting spaces with some ambient light, and the DLP design tends to deliver a punchy, high-contrast-looking image for static slides and business graphics.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if you’re doing lots of detailed video, long, demanding after-hours viewing, or environments where you need the most forgiving colour accuracy for cameras/creative work. Also, if you’re planning to rely heavily on 3D, treat that as a “nice to have,” not a reason to choose it—most businesses end up using 3D far less than they expect. If your priority is a dependable, cost-effective SVGA projector for meetings and training (with sensible screen placement and basic setup), it’s a sensible choice; if you need cutting-edge image nuance or a more future-proof spec for heavier media use, you may want to look higher up the range.