For more modest budgets, the HT5550 delivers enough to justify the price bump from the HT3550 without jumping to a much higher price range.Īt a rated 1,800 ANSI lumens, the HT5550 isn't quite as bright as the 2,000-lumen HT3550, but a 10% difference isn't enough to notice without a side-by-side comparison. It costs $1,000 more than the $1,499 BenQ HT3550 that falls below it (which we'll be reviewing shortly), but a whole lot less than the next models up-the $7,999 BenQ HT8060 and the $8,999 BenQ HT9060 (review also pending), projectors that are meant primarily for professional installation. The $2,499 BenQ HT5550 4K DLP projector is the single mid-tier model in BenQ's line of 4K UHD projectors, and the first the company has offered at this in-between price point in several years.

The BenQ HT5550 delivers what it promises, most notably a gorgeous, high resolution picture with 8.3 million pixels on screen and more accurate-than-typical color straight out of the box - particularly for 1080p, Rec.709 content.

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