Would you like to try gaming using a projector like the BenQ X1300i gaming projector. Not only is it designed with specific features that make your gaming experience smooth and immersive … it’s a projector so the screen size is limited only by the size of the wall you project it to. Importantly though, it has innovative technology to create a gaming experience never before obtained from a projector. Read about those features, then enter for your chance to win one for your home.

Configured for gamers with 3 distinct game modes

BenQ has been producing amazing projector technology for many years. You might have already tried playing video games on one of their projectors and found it to be a pretty good experience. Their newest gaming projector takes that experience to a whole new level of gaming excellence with features like a latency of 8.3ms@120Hz (critically important to ensure your reaction time is limited only by your skill and not by the refresh rate of the image on the screen) and a range of game modes for ultimate flexibility in setting the experience that is right for you.

Having a game mode video setting is common on many projectors; but, that doesn’t make them gaming projectors! The BenQ X1300i has three settings that affect the visual and the audio experience. For gamers who like a variety of gaming types, they can easily alter their audio-visual experience by selecting RPG, SPG, or FPS game modes. Alternatively, if you usually stick to a single type of game, like “first person shooter,” find the setting that best enables you to perform at your best and enjoy.

Game mode enhanced audio too

Video game designers spend an enormous amount of time and energy on the audio experience. BenQ’s GameMaestro™ Excellence technology combines the low latency experience with “best-in-class” optimal visual & audio settings for RPG, SPG and FPS gaming playing. Players looking for an easy all-in-1 solution in their gaming environment will have unprecedented flexibility and control of the sound emanating from the onboard treVolo speakers.

The BenQ X1300i also offers the audio-out options like S/PDIF and 3.5mm which those console gamers are already using to connect their consoles with external speakers. Every room is different; every gamer is different. So BenQ has made this gaming projector for whatever room you choose, and whatever kind of gamer you are on any particular day.

And … it does gaming plus everything else you’d expect from a projector

I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention that the BenQ X1300i Gaming Projector puts Android TV and the power of streaming movies at your fingertips too. Gamers also love movies! So, take a break from killing aliens or driving at 200+ MPH and turn your room into the ultimate home theatre! Just add popcorn.

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy but you can only enter once. In a comment below, tell us which gaming mode you would like to try first: FPS, SPG, or RPG and what game you would be playing in that mode if you had this projector in your home.

What you can win

At the end of this contest, we’ll randomly select one winner from all eligible entries to receive a BenQ X1300i Gaming Projector.

This contest runs from February 24th until March 10th.

Remember you can only enter once. However, you likely know many gamers who will be thrilled at the chance at the ultimate gaming experience they would get with this projector so tell them to enter too.

Win a BenQ Gaming Projector Contest Rules and Regulations

Good Luck.

Martin Renaud
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  5. RPG since I mostly play RPGs. Current game is an older remake – Final Fantasy XII – but to really test this out I would need to start a newer game like Assassin’s Creed Odyssey.

  20. Hummm, I find the modes confusing. I would play multiplayer OverCooked – which would be great on a larger screen as I am horrible at that game compared to my kids and half the time it is because I get visually confused. I would experiment with game vs sports mode.

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