Gaming Projector Input Lag Chart

Most projector listings never print a lag number. This chart has the readings I could tie to a page, and empty space everywhere else.

The table separates manufacturer specifications by signal mode. BenQ lists 4.2 ms at 1080p/240 Hz, 8.3 ms at 1080p/120 Hz, and 16.7 ms at 4K/60 Hz for the X3100i. These values come from the same publisher, so three rows are not three independent confirmations.

XGIMI advertises 1 ms for the TITAN Noir at 1080p/240 Hz. We removed the earlier 120 Hz and 4K figures because we could not tie them to a directly accessible specification for this exact model. TITAN Noir, TITAN Noir Pro, and TITAN Noir Max must not be treated as interchangeable test units.

Input lag measures delay before a frame appears; pixel response time describes pixel transitions. RTINGS’ linked method explains how signal format and measurement position affect comparison. A specification is useful for narrowing a shortlist, but it does not replace a comparable independent test.

Compare the same resolution and refresh rate. A 240 Hz PC mode is not the same purchase decision as 60 Hz console play. Image processing can change latency, and BenQ warns that keystone correction affects it; a fast headline number does not apply to every configuration.

Filter by model or mode, then sort a column. No public millisecond measurement was found for the Magcubic, Porodo, or toy sets in this site’s source set; those numbers remain absent rather than estimated.