Written by Laurence
Edited on
7 October 2025
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08:22
The best projector for school
When your projector is a few meters from the screen, there's a chance people walks past the projection. That's why a short throw or ultra short throw projector is a useful choice for a classroom. Do you need a projector for a large lit lecture hall? It's better to have a high light output and contrast ratio. We'll highlight 2 projectors.
BenQ TH671ST: large image from a short distance (classroom)
If you want to place the projector as close to the screen as possible, the BenQ TH671ST is something for you. You can place this short throw projector close to the projection surface, so your pupils can't walk in front of the image. This allows you to project a 100-inch projection from 1.5m away. Thanks to the 3000 ANSI lumens light output, the pupils will also see sharp images in daylight. The light intensity is also adjusted to the lighting of the room.
816,-
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Specifications
| Perfect for you thanks to: | the large screen size from a short projection distance |
|---|---|
| Sharpness: | Average due to the Full HD resolution |
| Suitable for brightly lit rooms: | yes |
| Distance for 100-inch projection: | 1.5 meters |
Optoma EH401: high-contrast images (hall)
The Optoma EH401 has a light output of 4000 ANSI lumens. This ensures a clear projection in a bright room. Thanks to the Full HD support, the small letters or numbers of a presentation look sharp. Combined with the high 22,000:1 contrast ratio, every detail is clearly visible. Even at the back of the classroom. The high contrast provides a strong difference between dark and light images. As a result, black text really stands out on a white background.
799,-
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Specifications
| Perfect for you thanks to: | the clear display of letters and numbers |
|---|---|
| Sharpness: | high thanks to the Full HD resolution |
| Suitable for brightly lit rooms: | yes |
| Distance to the wall for 2m wide projection: | 3m |
All projectors for education
With these short throw projectors, you can project a large image from a short distance. This way, no one will walk through your projection and the projector light doesn't flash in your eyes when you're standing in front of the classroom.
Article by Laurence
Projector Expert.
