Made specifically for high-end golf simulator setups, the BenQ LK936ST short-throw projector is top-rated to pair with golf simulator software. Native 16:9 aspect ratio and rated at 5,100 lumens with up to 20,000 hour lamp life.BenQ LK936ST FeaturesSuperb Image QualityGenerating razor-sharp images and pure colors, the BenQ LK936ST golf simulator projector eliminates problems such as blurriness, shadowing, and interference patterns for immaculate clarity.Laser-Powered Ultra-High ContrastThe BenQ LK936ST projector creates strikingly clear images with stratospherically high 3,000,000:1 contrast ratio for true deep blacks, vivid rich colors, and fine subtle details.High Brightness for Lights-On Enjoyment5,100 lumens of high brightness let you watch and play in virtually any light environment.Small Space CompatibleMaximize thrills in minimal space, the BenQ LK936ST produces larger-than-life images in tight spaces with a 0.8 short-throw ratio.Get StartedWhats IncludedBenQ LK936ST ProjectorPower CordHDMI CableWarranty CardOrdering InformationShipping LimitationBenQ products ship to US addresses only.Special Order ItemThis product is considered a Special Order item. Please see our Return Policy for more information.
• 40 dB normal-mode fan noise is audible in quiet rooms
• No HDR support
• Real H lens shift collapses once V shift is used
📋 The fine print
Enable Fast Mode for 16.7 ms lag — default picture modes run 33.4 ms. Published +/-23% H lens shift only exists at zero V-shift; plan mount placement as if H shift were near zero.
📋 Specifications
Value
Best For
High-end golf simulator setups requiring maximum image quality in compact spaces
Key Tradeoffs
Premium pricing but delivers professional-grade performance with laser reliability and golf-specific…
Resolution
4K UHD
Lumens
5100
Contrast Ratio
3000000:1
Throw
Short-Throw
Throw Ratio
0.81-0.89:1
Light Source
Laser
Lamp Life
20000
Connectivity
HDMI
Hdr Support
No HDR
Noise Level
IP5X dust protection
Mounting
Large H/V lens shift (60% vertical, 23% horizontal) with 3D keystone correction