Fusion between the television and the video projector, the Hisense Laser TVs allow everyone to enjoy a cinema experience in their living room. During the summer sales, the price of these high-end devices drops sharply.
Enjoying a large diagonal image with minimal bulk: this is the promise of Hisense Laser TVs. Behind this name, we find teleprojectors, the perfect mix between a television and an ultra-short-throw 4K video projector. All of them come with projection screens, capable of providing very good image quality, even in broad daylight.
For the summer sales, the prices of Laser TVs are falling sharply among French traders. Reductions that can reach 1000 euros, and which offer an unbeatable image size-price ratio.
What is Hisense Laser TV?
Hisense Laser TVs are halfway between televisions and video projectors. We find both the very large display surface specific to video projectors (up to 120″) and the ease of use of a television. In the case of ultra-short-throw projectors, only a few centimeters of distance are needed to display a large diagonal image. Especially since Hisense also offers a professional projection screen with its video projectors.
The latter is specially designed to absorb ambient light and increase the brightness of the image. You can thus enjoy the teleprojector in good conditions, even in broad daylight. Especially since Hisense devices have an interface equivalent to that of televisions. It is called Vidaa, and allows you to enjoy all the best video applications (Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, etc.).
The same features as high-end TVs
Designed to provide a cinema experience at home, Hisense Laser TVs are compatible with the main technologies of the moment. On the sound side, we find Dolby Atmos. For the image, we think of HDR10 and HLG, in order to enjoy a very contrasting image.
Like televisions, Hisense Laser TVs are equipped with a triple TNT, cable and satellite tuner. In addition to dedicated applications (Molotov and Salto in the lead), television channels are accessible directly on the device. Finally, the generous connections allow you to connect everything you need: four HDMI 2.0 ports, an audio output, a VGA input, two USB ports, an Ethernet port…
Two ranges of Hisense Laser TV on sale
For the sales, the two main ranges of Hisense Laser TV are on promotion, with price reductions of up to 1,000 euros compared to the prices recorded before the sales.
The 100L5F-B12 at 2490 euros
The L5F series is the gateway to the manufacturer’s Laser TV world. This is a teleprojector that embeds a simple laser, capable of producing a light peak measured at 2700 lumens. This model is available in two sizes, offered with a 100″ or 120″ screen.
These two versions are currently on promotion for the summer sales. The Hisense 100L5F-B12 (100″) drops to the price of 2490 euros, thanks to a recent price drop and an ODR of 300 euros.
In the 120″ version, the 120L5F-A12 goes for a price of 2990 euros, combining a price drop and an ODR of 500 euros.
The 100L9G-B12 at 3990 euros
The L9G series is the manufacturer’s most high-end. The main difference is in the type of laser used. Here, a triple RGB laser replaces the traditional single laser. The result is an even brighter image — up to 3000 lumens — and even more lifelike colors. For example, it covers the REC 2020 standard.
The 100″ version of the 100L9G-B12 benefits from a total discount of 1000 euros, again thanks to an ODR of 500 euros. Its price then goes from 4990 euros before the sales to 3990 euros.
The 120″ version, the 120L9G-A12 benefits from this same discount of 1,000 euros, to go to the price of 4490 euros. Here too, an ODR of 500 euros lowers the price.
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