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White rectangular DLP home theater projector with front lens and Google TV dongle

BenQ

BenQ TH575i home theater projector 1080p 3800 ANSI lumens Google TV dongle 16.7ms input lag

SKU CH-S0WA-NX9N5 MPN TH575i

A 1080p DLP projector delivers 3800 ANSI lumens for bright 120-inch images, includes a licensed Google TV dongle for streaming, and offers 16.7 ms input lag for responsive gaming

  • Cabinet ColorWhite
  • TypeDLP
  • LampLight Source Life: Normal 6000 hrs SmartEco 10000 hrs LampSa
  • Aspect Ratio16:9
  • Native Resolution1920 x 1080
  • Brightness3800 ANSI lumens
  • Bright 3800 ANSI lumens for clear 120-inch images with lights on
  • Licensed Google TV dongle streams Netflix, YouTube and Disney+ instantly
  • 7ms input lag gives responsive gaming without noticeable delay
  • Auto vertical keystone plus 1.1x optical zoom simplify placement in any room
  • 10W built-in speaker provides audio without extra hardware

Bright living-room projector

The BenQ TH575i is a DLP home-theatre projector built for bright rooms and casual gaming. Its 3800 ANSI lumens output lets a 120 image stay visible with lights on. A licensed Google TV dongle adds Netflix, YouTube and Disney+ without extra boxes. The 16.7 ms input lag keeps fast games responsive.

Sustained brightness and lamp life

In Normal mode the lamp runs for 6000 hours; SmartEco and ECO modes extend that to 10000 hours, while LampSave reaches 15000 hours. The 295 W typical draw at 110 V remains steady during long sessions. Auto vertical keystone up to 40 degrees and 1.1x optical zoom keep the image square without constant readjustment.

HDMI 1.4a connectivity limits

The single HDMI 1.4a port with HDCP 1.4 caps external sources at 1080p 60 Hz and blocks 4K or HDR pass-through. Audio must leave through the 3.5 mm jack or the 10 W internal speaker. The USB Mini-B and RS-232 ports serve service and control only, not media playback.

Highlights

  • Bright 3800 ANSI lumens for clear 120-inch images with lights on
  • Licensed Google TV dongle streams Netflix, YouTube and Disney+ instantly
  • 7ms input lag gives responsive gaming without noticeable delay
  • Auto vertical keystone plus 1.1x optical zoom simplify placement in any room
  • 10W built-in speaker provides audio without extra hardware

Specifications

BrandBenQ
Part NumberTH575i
Cabinet ColorWhite
TypeDLP
LampLight Source Life:
Normal 6000 hrs
SmartEco 10000 hrs
LampSave 15000 hrs
ECO 10000 hrs
Aspect Ratio16:9
Native Resolution1920 x 1080
Brightness3800 ANSI lumens
Contrast Ratio15000:1
Keystone Correction1D, (Auto) Vertical +/- 40 degrees
f Number22 ~ 24.1 mm
Focal Length2.56 ~ 2.68
Throw Ratio1.49~1.64
Input Video Connectors1 x HDMI-1 (1.4a/HDCP1.4)
Output Audio Connectors1 x Audio out (3.5mm Mini Jack)
Other Connectors1 x RS232 in (DB-9pin)
USB1 x USB Type Mini B
Built-in Speakers10W
Power Supply100 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption295W Typical Power Consumption (110V)
Dimensions4.7" x 11.7" x 9.3"
Weight5.1 lbs.
Shipping weight2.72 kg
Package size356 × 305 × 152 mm

Questions about this item

How much heat and power will the 295W projector add to a room during an all-day movie marathon?

Typical power draw is 295W at 110V, so the unit adds roughly that much heat to the space; lamp life reaches 6000 hours in Normal mode, 10000 hours in SmartEco or ECO, and 15000 hours in LampSave mode.

The box includes a Google TV dongle — does it need a separate HDMI port and USB power to work?

The dongle plugs into the single HDMI 1.4a port; power comes from the USB Mini-B socket on the projector, so no extra wall adapter is required.

Will my older 1080p laptop with HDMI 1.4 output drive the 1.49–1.64 throw ratio and 16.7ms lag without issues?

Yes — the HDMI 1.4a input accepts 1920×1080 at 60Hz, the 1.1× optical zoom covers the 1.49–1.64 throw range, and the 16.7ms input lag applies to that signal.

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