VAVA Chroma, BenQ V7050i, and XGIMI AURA are all popular new Ultra Short Throw projectors. This article will compare them side by side, helping you to know more about their differences and make a wise decision.
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The three projectors are all Ultra Short throw 4K laser projectors, which can project big images within short throw distance. However, they are different in terms of image brightness, screen size, and projection distance.
Among the three projectors, VAVA Chroma and BenQ V7050i are much brighter than XGIMI AURA, while VAVA Chroma and XGIMI AURA are bigger in terms of max screen size than BenQ V7050i.
In terms of projection distance, the projection distance of VAVA Chroma, BenQ V7050i, and XGIMI AURA for a 120-inch screen are 11.3 inches, 13 inches, and 11.7 inches accordingly.
System
All of them are powered by the Android system, but XGIMI AURA has a newer system version Android 10.0. In addition, they are different in terms of memory. VAVA Chroma has bigger RAM than XGIMI AURA, while BenQ V7050i has no built-in memory.
Audio
In terms of audio, VAVA Chroma and BenQ V7050i both support Dolby Audio & DTS. BenQ V7050i has bigger noise than the other two projectors.
Connectivity
The three UST projectors all support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Compared with the other two projectors, XGIMI AURA is better in terms of Bluetooth versions, which is much quicker. In terms of interfaces, VAVA Chroma and XGIMI AURA have 3 HDMI interfaces, much better than BenQ V7050i while BenQ V7050i has 1 more USB interface.
Conclusion
VAVA Chroma is the most expensive one but it has brighter images, bigger RAM, and longer lamp life. In addition, it has Alexa Voice Control, bringing more fun and convenience for users.
BenQ V7050i is better in terms of portability and brightness, but it has no built-in system memory.
XGIMI AURA is the cheapest among the three projectors, but it is slightly weaker in brightness.
