BenQ has launched its new BenQ GV32 LED ceiling projector, adding a fresh choice to its popular GV projector line. This model is made for people who want simple and flexible big-screen entertainment without the stress of a long setup. With built-in Google TV, Netflix, great colour quality, and powerful sound, the GV32 is designed to turn any wall or ceiling into a cinema-like experience.
The BenQ GV32 LED builds on the success of earlier models like the GV30, GV31, and GV50. It keeps the flexible base design of the award-winning GV50 but uses an LED light source instead of laser. This helps bring HDR10 colour performance at a lower price. The projector can also run on 60W+ USB-C power banks, making it an easy option for students, renters, or small homes where saving space matters.
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With support for images up to 120 inches, the GV32 can project on ceilings or walls with ease. Its 135° vertical and 360° horizontal angle range lets users adjust quickly, while features like auto screen correction, digital zoom, image rotation, and keystone correction make alignment simple.
The projector comes with full HD 1080p resolution, 500 ANSI lumens brightness, and a strong built-in 2.1 channel 18W speaker system with a woofer chamber for deep sound. BenQ’s trusted CinematicColor tech ensures 95% Rec.709 colour accuracy with HDR and HLG support for rich, true-to-life visuals.
For those who enjoy late-night shows, the GV32 includes Night Shift mode to reduce eye strain and a sleep timer. It also supports casual gaming, with a low input lag of 22.4 ms (1080p at 60 Hz) and USB-C DP Alt Mode, making it compatible with devices like the Nintendo Switch.
Jeffrey Hsieh, Director and Head of Consumer Business Line at BenQ, explained that the GV32 expands their award-winning GV Series by making ceiling-viewing more accessible and affordable for all.
BenQ GV32 LED ceiling projector pricing and availability
The BenQ GV32 LED ceiling projector is now available for pre-order in the U.S. for $599 at BenQ.com, and early buyers will receive a free 100-inch portable screen. It will also be available from October on Amazon, Adorama, and B&H.
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