BenQ TK710STi

It's a great projector with good image quality and a large projection area. I use it a lot, both during the day and in the evening. One drawback is the Google dongle, which provides most of the device's functions. I hadn't read that properly when I bought it. However, I couldn't have anticipated from the website description that I would be so dependent on the dongle. I found the BENQ software itself, which I've been using for projectors for years, a disappointment. With the dongle, you have to log in with a Google account to install an app. You can log out again if you want, but the mandatory reliance on Google is a drawback, especially since I find the dongle relatively slow, and the software doesn't seem very efficient.

A Google account is required. It's a nice projector, but unfortunately, the projector itself doesn't have wireless functionality. A Google dongle is included, though. A Google account is required for network functionality.

Very good picture. Even though it is a short throw. I use it as a regular projector at 2.90m. This is not recommended in the documentation, but it works really well, apart from the fact that the image is a bit large at its smallest setting, of course. But the software allowed for some adjustments. The Chromecast, the included dongle, did cause some problems. It constantly lost connection with the remote. However, after a factory reset, I haven't had any problems with it since. The projector can be used as a regular home projector, but thanks to the included dongle and light weight, it can also easily be used on the go without a complex setup.