Projectors under ₹40000

Which is the best projector under 40000 Rupees? In this piece, you read about latest projectors in India market from 30000 to 40000 Rupees price range. The recommended projectors are currently a top favorite of buyers for presentation, gaming, and home cinema entertainment.

☼ WZATCO A1 Projector

WZATCO is one of the most popular projector brands in India. This brand sells feature-loaded projectors at affordable prices. Here we have the WZATCO A1 Projector model to suggest. This model offers high-quality images and videos thanks to its advanced technology, making it an excellent home projector.

The projector is equipped with a powerful LED lamp and 1080P resolution, making it ideal for watching movies, playing games, and more. Additionally, it comes with the latest wireless connectivity, so you can stream content from your smartphone or other devices effortlessly. With its dust-proof build, the WZATCO A1 Projector is an ideal choice for those looking for a reliable and affordable projector for home and outdoor use.

What justifies the current price of the WZATCO cinema projector? It offers a revolutionary cinema experience with 4K support, dual-band Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, 8000:1 contrast ratio, and powerful 15W stereo speakers. Unparalleled clarity, Hi-Fi stereo sound, and the newest wireless connectivity make this projector appropriate for any home. Featuring native full HD resolution and up to 120 inches of screen space, you will be able to enjoy the highest picture quality possible on your budget.

The WZATCO smart projector is designed to provide the most immersive cinematic experience with its advanced features. It is suitable for watching movies, streaming OTT, and other entertainment activities. The projector also comes with a one-year warranty for peace of mind.

► Benq MX 532P 3D – XGA Business Projector

I can’t count the number of times we’ve argued in the office over which is the best audio-visual gadget for a small office. Basically, the bone of contention here is usually whether HDMI-supported Widescreen Televisions like the TCL 48-Inch Curved LED are better than budget HD projectors for office use. Well, for a small office of 7 to 10 people, a projector seems needless and a total waste of money.

Personally, I have looked at both sides critically and was very much in support of getting the television for our office. However, everything changed when our boss brought in the Benq MX 532P 3D – XGA Business Projector for us to review. Unlike all the low price projectors we were debating on, this particular gadget has almost everything a small office like ours would need. In addition, it falls well within our budget of 40,000 rupees. Here is what we liked in this device.

Excellent brightness and Contrast balance for small rooms: The Benq MX 532P 3D office projector operates at 3,300 lumens at its highest brightness level. This high luminance guarantees picture clarity. Actually, with this device, there is no need to darken the room, in order to enhance the picture detail. What makes this Benq device one of the best HD projectors in the Indian market is its Digital Light Processing technology (DLP).

Compared to LED projectors in this price range, this projector performs way better, especially in rooms with a lot of ambient light. In addition, we loved the high contrast levels on this gadget. Even in a small boardroom like ours, every tiny detail is vibrant from any angle of the room.

Numerous Connectivity options: Connectivity wise, this gadget has pretty much all the ports that you would need in an office. To some extent, we preferred getting a television since meetings are held on a monthly basis in our company. So we reasoned maybe with television we would still get to watch the news during breaks. This is as opposed to buying a projector that would otherwise sit motionless in the office until the next meeting.

However, the Benq MX 532P has numerous input ports for external devices like laptops and TV decoders. For instance, it has a Composite Video in (RCA) port with which you can connect your television decoder. Other included ports are USB port, HDMI, S-Video in (Mini DIN 4pin) and PC (D-sub).

Ultra clear resolution: One way of knowing a good quality projector is by the resolution. Luckily for us, this projector supports up to Full HD TV compatibility and 1024×768 (XGA) resolution. This is quite reasonable considering most HD Televisions operate almost with the same stats.  Also, this device allows for easy changing of lamps as required. We are still exploring our options. I’ll let you know what we settle for in the future, in case we find a better performing projector.

► Epson EH-TW5300 Projector

The battle between projectors and LED televisions is bound to continue for many years to come. This is because consumers are torn between buying a rigid screen as opposed to portable projectors. LED screens take up more space in the house, yet have a limited view. On the other hand, projectors are smaller and compact and allow you to adjust the size of the screen accordingly. Epson has for a time now produced some commendable projectors. One of their best products in this area is the EH-TW5300 projector. This projector is relatively pricey, but of course, this tells you that it has some advanced features. Some included qualities in this projector is a 3D shutter glass for 3D watching and 3LCD technology for utter clarity. Here is a detailed description of its features.

Features: This is one area that Epson has really improved in the EH-TW5300 projector. Epson still maintained their trademarked front vent on this projector. The vent is meant to be a heat discharge route and does not pose any risk of leaking the light rays. The lens is sheltered behind a round metal trim that looks quite outstanding. The zooming and focus rings are fixed in a small cavity on the top panel.

The lens is large in diameter, meaning that it requires a shorter working distance from the projector screen. This projector is incredibly light in weight as it weighs less than 3 kilograms. The light weight means that you can comfortably use any ceiling mount with this projector. It measures 29.7 by 24.5 by 11.4 cm, in length, width, and depth. The smooth edges on this Epson projector are appealing, but I hate to say that this projector still looks antiquated, when compared to other competitors like BenQ.

Well-defined imaging: One fear that consumers have when buying projectors, is the likelihood of unnatural view details.  However, with this product, Epson tried to bring some sharp pictures to the viewer. The projector has a Full HD 1080P resolution. It has some deep black colors as well as a frame adjustment option. This means that you can alter the size of the image as you wish. Epson also invested heavily on 3LCD technology. This 3-chipped system helps prevent what we call a Rainbow effect on the imaging. Usually, traditional Epson projectors used only 1-chip, which is prone to the Rainbow effect.

However, with the 3 chips in this product, you will be getting a clearer and more vibrant picture. Epson also included a 3D integration capability, from which you can attach 3D glasses to experience all pictures in 3D. It, however, lacks a lens shift utility. Therefore, you must be very careful when mounting it on the ceilings, as you may compromise the image quality. The projector is durable as it has an approximated 7500 hours in lamp life.

Numerous connectivity options: Epson never wanted to limit the user, in terms of the connectivity choices, with this projector. The designers, therefore, included a number of ports and sockets. This project has a D-SUB VGA socket for connecting PC’s port. It also has 2 HDMI sockets but lacks a DVI port. If you want a projector that is more of a smart TV than a projector, then the EH-TW5300 is the sure way to go. Epson gives you a choice between the Wi-Fi enabled projector and the normal one. So the Wi-Fi provision is optional.

Power Consumption: The EH-TW5300 projector is a pretty economical projector as it has a standby consumption rate of 0.28 watts. When using it in normal mode, it only consumes a maximum of 291 watts. Nevertheless, you can always shift it to economy mode at 224 watts if you want to save more. It, however, lacks an energy star certification, something that Epson should consider hunting for.

Other features: This projector comes with a remote control (infrared), some power cords and a carry bag. However, you will have to purchase the ceiling mount and 3D glasses separately.

Conclusion: The projector is priced at 35200 Rupees on average. My final opinion about this projector is that it’s a great projector if you have a huge audience. But at its price and features, I would still settle for an LED TV if this is just for my domestic use.