With its Laser TV technology, the manufacturer Hisense allows all lovers of cinema, video games and sports to enjoy an image diagonal of up to 3 meters. During the summer sales, the latest generation of its video projectors is on promotion.
What if the summer sales were already the right time to prepare for the 2022 World Cup, which will be held in Qatar from the end of November? To make the most of it, nothing better than a large diagonal image.
And that’s good, since on the occasion of the summer sales, Hisense, official partner of the competition, is launching a series of promotions. They concern the Laser TV ranges of last year as well as those of this year. Regardless of the range, Laser TVs consist of ultra-short throw projectors, which benefit from 4K image quality on a very large screen, with a distance of only 30 cm. They are all delivered with their technical screen and their fixings to take full advantage of them in your living room.
Among the most interesting promotions currently displayed by Hisense are:
- The Laser TV 100L5F-B12 (100 inches diagonal) at only 2,490 euros after an ODR of 300 euros.
- The Laser TV 120L9G-A12 (120 inches diagonal), the new generation of Hisense video projector, is at 4,490 euros after an ODR of 500 euros
Hisense has a full range of Laser TVs for all tastes and budgets.
- The L5F range is the most accessible range. Available in 100 and 120 inch versions, it is based on so-called “Simple Laser” technology.
- The L9G range is the new generation of Laser TV, for fans of new technologies. It is also available in 100 and 120 inch versions and is based on “Trichroma” technology, for better colorimetry and even higher maximum brightness.
But what is Laser TV?
Nothing better than a large image diagonal to enjoy the best possible immersion. Nevertheless, high-end televisions with a diagonal greater than 75 inches often have skyrocketing prices. Hisense Laser TVs have the advantage of offering larger image sizes than consumer TVs, but at rather attractive prices.
A Laser TV consists of an ultra-short-throw video projector associated with a screen specifically designed for it. Just put the first on a piece of furniture and hang the second on the wall facing it to enjoy a great quality image. Hisense is also the only brand to offer a technical screen to its Laser TV for ready-to-use equipment. Unlike a conventional video projector, here the recoil required is ridiculously small: less than 30 cm for the 100″.
In addition, Laser TVs incorporate the same connected features as traditional televisions. Hisense’s Vidaa interface supports all popular entertainment apps like Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, etc. They even benefit from a triple tuner (Cable-Satellite-TNT), the final touch that allows Laser TVs to replace televisions.
Hisense 100″ and 120″ Laser TV: home cinema
These models (100L5F and 120L5F) represent the quintessence of Laser TV technology with an ultra-short throw projector, built around the latest generation of DLP Theater technology from Texas Instrument, itself associated with an X-Fusion laser. By combining these two technologies, we obtain a precise, natural and bright 4K definition image measured at 2700 lumens.
It supports HDR10 and HLG as it should, two technologies that optimize brightness and contrast by playing on the dynamic range. The blacks are much deeper and the contrast palette much wider and more subtle. This is extremely appreciable on such a large image diagonal. Added to this is MEMC, a video processing that smooths the movement of objects by inserting additional images. A point that moviegoers and sports fans can only savor.
Everything is projected onto a giant 100″ or 120″ screen which absorbs outside light in order to retransmit the laser projection as well as possible. This is what allows Hisense Laser TVs to be used in broad daylight. Finally, the projector incorporates a Dolby Atmos sound bar for sound spatialization worthy of a cinema. Whether thanks to the size of the image or the quality of the sound, the immersion provided by the Hisense L5F Laser TV is there.
Hisense L9G: the power of the triple laser
A pioneer of Laser TV, Hisense also markets even more advanced projection technology with its L9G devices. This is the Trichroma, which consists of three red, blue and green lasers, instead of just one. The main advantage lies in the luminosity offered by this technique. According to Hisense, this provides a peak light of up to 3000 lumens and coverage of the REC2020 standard. The image is thus even more readable, with even more accurate and uniform colors.
Hisense Laser TV: 100″ in 4K from 2,490 euros
The Hisense Laser TV range is perfectly suited to people looking for a product that combines the technology of a television with the giant screen of a video projector. Especially since these products benefit from relatively attractive prices if we compare them to high-end televisions offered in such large diagonals.
Thanks to a refund offer of 300 euros valid until July 19, the Laser TV 100L5F-B12 thus goes to the price of 2490 euros. You can find it for purchase at Boulanger, Darty and Cobra.
The 120-inch version (with flexible screen) is also on sale. Initially sold at 3490 euros, the Laser TV 120L5F-A12 currently benefits from an ODR of 500 euros. Its price then increases to 2990 euros.
Finally, the Hisense Laser TVs which take advantage of Trichroma triple laser technology are also at a reduced price. The 100L9G-B12 model goes to 3990 euros thanks to a refund offer of 500 euros. The 120″ version is also on sale, at a price of 4490 euros, again thanks to a refund offer of 500 euros.