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BenQ India launches TH575i. Photo: PR Team

BenQ India launches TH575i: smart full HD home entertainment projector with built-in Google TV. Check out the price

| @indiablooms | Jul 03, 2026, at 06:06 pm

BenQ India, a global leader in display and projection technology, on Friday announced the launch of the BenQ TH575i, a Smart Full HD home entertainment projector designed to make large-screen viewing simple, accessible, and enjoyable for modern households.

Designed for consumers looking to move beyond traditional television viewing, the TH575i combines Full HD image quality, built-in smart streaming capabilities, and hassle-free setup in a single device. Whether for movies, sports, OTT content, or casual gaming, users can enjoy cinema-sized entertainment without the complexity of a dedicated home theatre installation.

As Indian consumers increasingly seek larger and more immersive viewing experiences at home, projector adoption is expanding beyond enthusiasts to mainstream users. The TH575i aims to address this growing demand by offering an easy-to-use entertainment solution that fits seamlessly into everyday living spaces.

“Consumers today want bigger and better entertainment experiences without the need for complicated setups or dedicated media rooms,” said Rajeev Singh, Managing Director, BenQ India. “The TH575i is designed to bring the joy of large-screen entertainment to more households by combining smart streaming with built-in Google TV, vibrant Full HD visuals, and effortless usability in a projector that is ready to use right out of the box.”

Key Highlights

Smart Streaming Built In – Powered by Google TV with built-in Netflix, offering access to thousands of apps, movies, TV shows, and live content without additional devices.

Simple Setup and Operation – User-friendly design enables quick installation and hassle-free use, allowing users to enjoy big-screen entertainment within minutes.

Bright and Vivid Viewing Experience – With 3800 ANSI lumens brightness, the projector delivers vibrant colors and clear visuals, even in rooms with ambient lighting.

Specialized Viewing Modes – Includes dedicated Sports Mode for lifelike match viewing, Cinema Mode for rich contrast and accurate colors, 3D Mode for immersive content, and Game Mode for enhanced visibility and responsiveness.

Price and Availability in India

The BenQ TH575i is priced at ₹56,500 and is available on Amazon, Flipkart, the official BenQ India website, and leading retail stores.

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