Inside the packaging, we also get a superbly designed and thoughtfully laid out remote control. The buttons and spaced out nicely and are also backlit, which means you can use the device even in the dark without having to fumble around for the controls.
The overall build is not at all plasticky as you might expect in a budget device, and also features some weight, making the Benq W1700, a device worth your while.
When it comes to Connectivity, the Benq W1700 is very well equipped for its price range. What we have is two HDMI ports with one of them compatible with the 4K-friendly HDCP 2.2 anti-piracy system.
We also have a 12V trigger port which can be used to run a motorised screen along with a D-Sub PC and 3.5mm audio in/out.
