Hisense Hisense Laser TV Projectors

Projector · 3 models with guides

Hisense has established a strong foothold in the ultra short throw (UST) projector market with its Laser TV and Cinema lineup. Designed as direct alternatives to massive traditional flat panel televisions, these units sit inches from a wall or screen to project images ranging from 90 to 130 inches or more. The lineup is primarily divided into two main categories: the all in one L series (such as the L5 and flagship L9H), which traditionally ship bundled with a fixed frame Ambient Light Rejecting (ALR) screen, and the flexible PX series (including the PX1 PRO, PX2 PRO, and PX3 PRO), tailored for custom home theater setups where users select their own screen surface and sizing. Across generations, Hisense has shifted heavily toward TriChroma triple laser light engines, which utilize discrete red, green, and blue laser diodes to achieve exceptionally wide color gamuts that often exceed the BT.2020 color space. Earlier or lower tier models relied on single laser engines with phosphor wheels, whereas current iterations prioritize raw lumen output, improved contrast ratios, and expanded dynamic range support like Dolby Vision and HDR10+. Progression through the PX series highlights this evolution: the PX1 PRO established the motorized focus baseline, the PX2 PRO boosted peak brightness and black levels, and the PX3 PRO introduced refined AI image processing, higher native contrast, and reduced input lag for gaming. While Hisense UST projectors offer impressive optical performance and laser lifespans rated up to 25,000 hours, long term ownership comes with specific technical cons…