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The BenQ X300G 4K gaming projector is $500 off for Prime Big Deal Days

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When it comes to some of the best Prime Big Deal Days discounts, expensive gear is at the top of the list. Why? Because it’s one of the few times you can find a great price. Take, for example, BenQ’s X300G portable 4K gaming projector which is normally $1,500. That’s a hefty chunk of change, but for the event it’s $500 off, down to $1,299. That’s a fantastic discount and a great price for a capable smart projector with a lot of excellent features.

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Why shop this BenQ X300G 4K gaming projector deal for Prime Big Deal Days

Let’s start with the visuals. This projector offers a stunning 4K ultra-HD resolution and works with various devices, but it has been designed for gaming. At full HD 1080P — yes a lower resolution — it offers a 4ms response time and 240Hz refresh rate. Now, that’s also while projecting up a 100-inch super large screen. Plus, you get immersive audio thanks to two built-in 8-watt speakers powered by BenQ’s CinematicSound technology. It makes it all feel like you’re in a movie theater.

The projector also acts as an all-in-one smart entertainment hub. The cast media from Android and iOS devices, via Chromecast or AirPlay, but it also has the Android TV streaming platform built-in. That allows you to stream all your favorite apps and services right away. If you plug into consoles, like a Switch, it uses one USB Type-C cable to display and charge. Moreover, it has several ports like USB, HDMI with audio return, and USB Type-C DP-enabled.

Either way, it’s a great projector to set up at home or bring to a friend’s house when you’re having an impromptu gaming session. But don’t take that to mean it’s for games only. It plays a variety of cinematic content too and would do just great as a movie theater-style projector.

Normally $1,500, this BenQ X300G 4K gaming projector is only $1,299 during Prime Big Deal Days — saving you $500.

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Briley Kenney
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