BenQ GV1 vs Optoma IntelliGO S1 - Where are the differences?
Where are the differences?
The mini projector GV1 made by BenQ has a few differences compared to the Optoma IntelliGO S1. Let's have a look at those in detail.
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The BenQ GV1 can run at a maximum of 200 Lumen, which is less than the Optoma IntelliGO S1 runs on. the Optoma IntelliGO S1's maximum performance are 500 Lumen.
Resolution
Another key consideration when purchasing a mini projector, is its resolution. Some mini projectors support HD, others Full HD, and then there's even True UHD or 4K mini projectors. When it comes to these two, the BenQ GV1 has a non-standard resolution of 854 x 480. the Optoma IntelliGO S1 on the other hand has HD, at a resolution of 1280 x 720.
Battery
As far as batteries go, we believe that it's very useful for your portable mini projector to have them. Whether you're out with friends or hold a presentation at work: Batteries can't hurt in case you don't have access to a power outlet. Only the BenQ GV1 has batteries. This is a major advantage over the Optoma IntelliGO S1, which requires a power outlet close to you.
How long does the battery last?
The battery of the GV1 lasts for up 180,0 minutes, which is shorter than the IntelliGO S1's 454,0 minutes. It's notable that battery times can vary depending on what you use your projector for, and can be less than the producer officially claims.