Released 2024
BenQ
TK710STi
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- Buy at Amazon $1,965Free ship, TK710STi
- Buy at PlayBetter $2,199Free ship, TK710STi
- Buy at Indoor Golf Outlet $2,199Free ship, TK710STi
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Prices confirmed Nov 12, 2026 · we check every retailer daily
Lowest we’ve tracked outside Amazon: $1,899 on Jul 8. Today’s best outside Amazon is $300 above that. Amazon’s current price is shown but not tracked, per Amazon’s rules.
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4K UHD laser short-throw with 3,200 ANSI lumens and gaming-grade input lag (4.2 ms at 1080p/240Hz, 16.7 ms at 4K/60Hz). The community default for sub-$2,500 4K sim builds in 2026 — replaces the lamp-based TK700STi at the recommended mid tier.
Compare with
How it stacks up against the closest alternatives.
Price history
What it’s cost, tracked daily.
Lowest we’ve tracked: $1,899. Highest: $2,199. Best price now: $2,199, from a daily probe of every retailer we cover except Amazon since June 7, 2026. Amazon’s current price is shown but not tracked, per Amazon’s rules. See the full market price index for how the whole category is moving, or set a price-watch above to hear about the next drop on the TK710STi.
Who this is for
Honest match per persona.
Good for
- Recreational Player
True 4K with laser life and HDR — the courses look genuinely impressive and the projector lasts the life of the room.
- Performance Seeker
16.7ms input lag at 4K is well under the 30ms tolerance threshold; 95% Rec. 709 color and laser stability support serious data review.
- Family Setup
4.2 ms gaming lag at 1080p/240Hz makes this a legitimately great gaming projector in addition to a sim and movie projector — best multi-use mid pick.
Not for
- Cost-Effective Buyer
$1,999 ($2,199 at the golf retailers) stretches budget builds; the GT2400HDR (laser, 1080p) at $1,299 is the smarter cost-effective pick. The lamp TK700STi that used to fill this slot is discontinued.
- Space-Constrained
Manual zoom and focus mean ladder access after install; tight rooms benefit more from the AH500ST's much tighter 0.499 fixed throw.
- Showroom
3,200 lumens, no Golf Mode, no Auto Screen Fit, no IP-sealed engine. AK700ST or LK936ST are the showroom answers.
Specifications
The numbers, plainly stated.
Image
| Resolution | 4K UHD (3840×2160); BenQ calls it True 4K (DLP, 8.3 million pixels on screen) |
| Lumens | 3,200 ANSI |
| HDR | HDR10 + HLG |
| Color | 95% Rec. 709 |
Hardware
| Light Source | Laser (20,000 hours) |
| Throw Ratio | 0.69–0.83 (1.2× zoom) |
| Fan Noise | 31/28 dB (normal/eco, BenQ spec) |
Performance
| Input Lag | 4.2 ms @ 1080p/240Hz; 8.3 ms @ 1080p/120Hz; 16.7 ms @ 4K/60Hz |
Software
| Includes | Android TV dongle |
Room planner
See the BenQ TK710STi in your sim room.
The planner draws it to scale with your room and your screen: where it mounts, how far the lens sits from the screen, and whether your swing or your shadow crosses the light. It opens in a sample room; put in yours.
Builds that include this product
Where this fits in a full simulator.
Same category, different tradeoff
Other projectors we considered.
Mid-tierBenQAH500ST0.499 throw, 4,000 lumens, golf-dedicated. The right answer when ceiling depth is the constraint.
Mid-tierOptomaZK431ST-B4K short throw at 4,100 lumens (ISO 21118) with a dedicated Golf Sim colour mode. One of the less expensive bright 4K picks.
Mid-tierOptomaUHZ35ST4K laser short-throw with a Golf Sim preset and a 30,000-hour laser. About 17 ms input lag at 4K, 4.4 ms at 1080p/240Hz.
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