Real owners lean toward the BenQ HT2060: 84% of 55 owners recommend it, vs 58% of 52 for the XGIMI Horizon Ultra.
Verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube owner comments — affiliate reviews excluded. Sample sizes differ; judge accordingly. How we score
“the image looks so great on this one that I can't justify 3x the price for the 4550”— @jpetersen1372 on YouTube
“Stellar video man. Just grabbed one last night. I'm stoked.”— @GarrettWatts on YouTube
“I recently bought the HT2060 after getting the TH575. Picture is beautiful but I also am sensitive to the slight buzzing noise which I believe is the color Wheel.”— markipm on Reddit
“The XGIMI Horizon Ultra firmware update published September 23 has fixed the input lag, and I now measure 18.3ms in game mode with "boost" on.”— @TheHookUp on YouTube
“I’ve owned one of these for a month and I use it every day.”— @StevePrior-rr1jn on YouTube
“The terrible black levels ruin everything - but the 3D and software and sound are great. I'll be returning it because of those awful black levels”— @rodmunch69 on YouTube
Real owners lean toward the BenQ HT2060: 84% of 55 owners recommend it, vs 58% of 52 for the XGIMI Horizon Ultra.
Owners point the BenQ HT2060 at budget home-theater buyers with a dark, light-controlled room, and viewers who value contrast and color over 4K resolution.
Owners point the XGIMI Horizon Ultra at viewers using it in bright or daylit rooms, and 3D movie enthusiasts wanting standout 3D.
The most-cited downside of the BenQ HT2060 is only 1080p, not true 4K. For the XGIMI Horizon Ultra, it's poor black levels and contrast, blacks look gray.