BenQ HT2060 vs BenQ X3100i

“I have this same projector and the same issue. Don't bother getting a replacement as it won't help. I went through 3 replacements before accepting that that's just how it is on this projector. This is caused by dlp dithering which is inherent to dlp technology. I can't explain it well so Google for more info. On my 2050 this was barely noticeable. In fact I didn't notice it until I started looking for it while comparing it to the 2060. I have no idea why it's so much worse on the 2060.”

“Hey, thanks for taking the time to reply. I did not mean to say that information is wrong, just showing another source for comparison ... apologies if I sounded rude, that was not my intention. I wonder whether the lower contrast in the x3100i is because of the brighter black floor. Also, looking at the curve on rtings, the contrast ratio is significantly lower on very dark scenes, and almost identical in more balanced scenes, so In practice I wonder how much of a difference that makes when watching movies. Do you think the choice should be based on amount light control and screen size? Another question, because I’m also kind of torn between these models: do you think the 4led source in the x models has big benefits compared to the single laser of the tk models (less artifacts / wider color gamut) or do you think the contrast would be the more decisive factor?”