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If you’re looking for a straightforward, bright 1080p projector for day-to-day business use, the ViewSonic PG706HD is one of those sensible “get the job done” options. At around £710 ex-VAT, it sits in a price bracket where people usually choose between bargain DLPs that look fine on paper but struggle in mixed lighting, and pricier models that buy you longevity and smoother experience. This one leans toward the former: expect solid image punch in typical meeting rooms/classrooms, and a clean enough picture for presentations, training, and visuals when you can’t guarantee total darkness.
That said, I wouldn’t buy it if you need heavy-hours reliability, frequent long throw setups, or critical colour accuracy (e.g., design work or high-end content). Standard-throw models can be a pain if your room layout is tight, and cheaper projectors often trade off things like contrast depth and “set-and-forget” calibration. If you’re equipping a training room, using it a few days a week, and you mainly care about brightness and an easy, dependable 1080p baseline, it’s a decent value. If you’re projecting in a very demanding environment or for constant daily use, I’d spend a bit more—or at least look for a model aimed specifically at higher endurance.

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BenQ
BenQ TH671ST - DLP projector - portable - 3D - 3000 ANSI lumens - Full HD (1920 x 1080) - 16:9 - 1080p