
BenQ has launched the GV32 portable projector in India, priced at Rs 51,500. The device features a unique flexible base that allows 135-degree vertical and 360-degree horizontal rotation, making ceiling projection easy…
BenQ has launched the GV32 portable projector in India, priced at Rs 51,500. The device features a unique flexible base that allows 135-degree vertical and 360-degree horizontal rotation, making ceiling projection easy without extra support. It offers Full HD 1080p resolution with 95% Rec. 709 colour accuracy and supports HDR10 and HLG content.

The GV32 comes with an integrated 2.1 channel 18W speaker system and a dedicated bass driver. BenQ has included a Ceiling Cinema Sound Mode to adjust audio when projecting upwards. The projector runs Google TV (Android 11) with official Netflix certification and built-in Google Assistant. It has an HDMI port and a USB-C port that supports power delivery from a 60W power bank.
The major limitation is brightness: at 500 ANSI lumens, the image washes out quickly in ambient light. The projector is best suited for pitch-dark rooms, where it can fill a 100-inch space with vibrant picture quality. It competes with the Samsung Freestyle and XGIMI Halo in the mid-range portable segment.
Portable projectors are gaining traction in India as urban apartment dwellers look for space-saving alternatives to bulky televisions. The Rs 51,500 price places the GV32 in a segment where buyers typically trade peak brightness for design flexibility. LED projectors under 1000 lumens are inherently limited in lit rooms, so the real test is how well the software, audio and ease-of-use compensate. BenQ's Ceiling Cinema Sound Mode and power-bank compatibility are differentiators that could matter for frequent movers. The next signal to watch is whether competing brands match these lifestyle features in their next refresh cycle.
Source: timesnownews.com
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