Kyle Bartlett

Compared To Other TVs The Sony X90L delivers outstanding picture quality and the same great picture and motion processing that Sony TVs are known for. There are mid-range models from cheaper brands like the Hisense U8H and the TCL QM8/QM850G QLED that deliver more nits and less blooming for a similar price point, but the overall experience with those models isn't as solid and well-rounded.

The NexiGo Aurora Pro has a wide color gamut and covers all of the Rec. 709 color space, although all of its colors are oversaturated. This makes for a very colorful but wildly inaccurate viewing experience. It also performs very well in the wider Rec. 2020 color space, without oversaturation, but the projector's accuracy errors remain. When it comes to color mapping, the unit has noticeable accuracy errors in both color spaces with whites, cyans, and grays, and in Rec.

Compared To Other Projectors The BenQ X3100i is a great projector, and like its predecessor, the BenQ X3000i, it's very versatile. The X3100i is a slight but noticeable upgrade over its predecessor, especially due to the included QS02 dongle, which has more features than the QS01 dongle included with the X3000i. Otherwise, the X3100i is a fully featured projector with an integrated smart OS, is cast capable, and even has advanced gaming features, like 1080p @ 240Hz and 1440p @ 120Hz support.