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A dedicated 4K gaming projector, under $2,500

The quiz already filled these answers: a dedicated dark room, standard throw from the back of the room, console or PC gaming, real 4K, and a $1,200–2,500 ceiling. The card below is the pick that fits that budget: the current BenQ TK710 you can actually pay for, not a last-gen HT2050A or HT2060, and not an LS11000 they will not clear. Raise the ceiling and the pick changes.

A dark theater, a throw from the back, 4K gaming, and a $2,500 ceiling is why this page is a current TK710, not a last-gen BenQ and not a $3,800 Epson they cannot pay for. The $2,500 ceiling is already filled. A $1,200 ceiling is a different, cheaper living-room box.

The card is the quiz pick for these answers. An LS11000 may show if you can spend more — that is not the pick on this page. There is no other-shape card here: the short-throw gaming BenQ is out when you place the box at the back of the room.

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This card is the quiz winner for the filled answers. Change an answer and you can get a different winner.

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BenQ

BenQ TK710

$1799

4K gaming in a dedicated room. Low input lag and a current BenQ picture — not a living-room short throw.

WhyDedicated room, standard throw, 4K gaming: the Epson LS11000. The current theater laser.

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Epson

Epson Home Cinema LS11000

$3800

Epson LS11000. Dedicated-room 4K laser. A different machine than a backpack capsule or a UST on a TV stand.

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Same dedicated 4K gaming, $2,500–5,000 ceiling

Raise the ceiling to $5,000 and the pick becomes the Epson Home Cinema LS11000. Keep $2,500 and this page stays the BenQ TK710 they can actually pay for.

With those answers, the pick is Epson Home Cinema LS11000. See the $5,000 dedicated gaming pick

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