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BenQ W5850 vs Hisense XR10

What W5850 does better (2) and where XR10 wins (2) — every spec side by side.

BenQ W5850
BenQ · 2025W5850
6.6Score
2 advantages≈ US$5,400
vs
Hisense XR10
Hisense · 2026XR10
9.2Score
2 advantages≈ US$4,600
Higher score
6.0Picture9.4

Why is W5850 better than XR10?

  1. Lens shiftVertical and horizontal vs Vertical
  2. Weight10.1 kg vs 10.6 kg+5%

Why is XR10 better than W5850?

  1. Brightness (ANSI / ISO lumens)2,600 lm vs 6,000 lm2.3×
  2. HDMI inputs2 vs 3+50%
Specifications

Side by side

BenQ W5850BenQ W5850≈ US$5,4006.6
Hisense XR10Hisense XR10≈ US$4,6009.2
Picture
Resolution (on screen)3840 × 2160 (4K UHD)3840 × 2160 (4K UHD)
Native panel resolution1920 × 1080 (Full HD)1920 × 1080 (Full HD)
4K method4K by pixel shifting4K by pixel shifting
Display technologyDLPDLP
Light sourceLaserRGB triple laser
Brightness (ANSI / ISO lumens)2,600 lm6,000 lm
Contrast ratio (dynamic / claimed)—6,000:1
HDR supportYesYes
HDR formatsHDR10+, HDR10, HLGHDR10+, HDR10, Dolby Vision
Dolby Vision—Yes
Motion interpolation (MEMC)Yes—
Gaming
Game / low-latency mode—Yes
Lens & placement
Throw ratio—0.84:1
Throw ratio (zoomed in)—2:1
Throw type—Short throw (0.4–1.0:1)
Distance for a 100″ 16:9 image—1.86 m
Smallest image size60″—
Largest image size300″300″
Optical zoom1.6×—
Lens shiftVertical and horizontalVertical
Keystone correctionYes—
Automatic keystone correctionNo—
Smart & streaming
Smart platform—VIDAA
Built-in smart platform—Yes
Netflix (officially licensed)—Yes
Wi-Fi—Yes
Bluetooth—Yes
AirPlay—Yes
Connectivity
HDMI inputs23
HDMI version—2.1
USB portYesYes
Ethernet (LAN)YesYes
VGA inputNoNo
Audio outputYesYes
Battery, power & lifetime
Power consumption380 W—
Light source life20,000 h20,000 h
Light source life (eco mode)25,000 h—
Design & noise
Fan noise30 dB—
Fan noise (eco mode)27 dB—
Weight10.1 kg10.6 kg
Width525 mm—
Height145 mm—
Depth392 mm—
ColoursBlackBlack, Brown
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