4K HOME THEATER

Optoma UHZ50e vs BenQ W4100i

Fast Gaming Lag or Factory-Calibrated Color?

Prices updated:September 27, 2026
OPTOMA UHZ50E$2,486
Optoma UHZ50e

Optoma UHZ50e

⭐⭐⭐⭐3.7/5 (5)
Brightness: 2,500 lumens
Input Lag: 4ms
Available at Amazon
BENQ W4100I$2,770
BenQ W4100i

BenQ W4100i

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐4.5/5 (2)
Brightness: 3,200 lumens
Available at Amazon

Choose the Optoma UHZ50e:

  • • Very fast input lag with a dedicated Enhanced Gaming Mode
  • • Cheaper of the two
  • • Alexa and Google Assistant compatible

Choose the BenQ W4100i:

  • • Factory-calibrated with a stated 100% DCI-P3 gamut
  • • 4-way lens shift for flexible mounting
  • • Brighter, with Android TV built in

Spec-by-Spec Comparison

SpecificationOptoma UHZ50eBenQ W4100i
Price$2,486$2,770
Resolution4K4K
Brightness2,500 lumens3,200 lumens
Input Lag4ms—
Max Refresh Rate240Hz—
Contrast Ratio20,000:16,000:1
TechnologyDLPDLP
Throw TypeStandardStandard
Light Source Life25,000 hrs—
Weight10.58 lbs22.37 lbs
Owner Rating3.7/54.5/5
Reviews52

Bold marks the better value per row. Prices and ratings update from Amazon automatically; blank cells mean the spec isn't verified for that model.

Final Verdict

Both are standard-throw 4K DLP home theater projectors in the $2,500-2,800 range. The UHZ50e is the gaming pick — a very fast input lag is exceptional for a home-theater-class unit — and it costs less. The W4100i is the color-accuracy pick: factory-calibrated with a stated 100% DCI-P3 gamut, 4-way lens shift for flexible mounting, Android TV built in, and it’s brighter. Fast competitive gaming: UHZ50e. Calibrated color accuracy and flexible mounting: W4100i.

Get the Optoma UHZ50e — $2,486

Available at Amazon

Get the BenQ W4100i — $2,770

Available at Amazon