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Hisense PX2-PRO TriChroma Triple Laser 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector For Home Cinema 2400 ANSI Lumens (Hisense-PX2-PRO)

4.85 stars, based on 33 reviews

TriChroma Laser Technology TRI-CHROMA™ Laser Engine X-Fusion™ technology utilizes a precise laser light source delivering sharper images,more natural colors and 25,000+ hours of entertainment. Experience Color Like Never Before Wide Color Gamut...

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Matt

Fantastic projector

7/24/2022

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Variation Reviewed: Hisense PX1-Pro TriChroma Triple Laser Cinema Projector 4K Ultra Short Throw
One word… OUTSTANDING. We purchased the Hisense PX1 Pro and have enjoyed it from the day we plugged it in. Setup for the Hisense was a piece of cake. We used the auto keystone feature and had a beautiful, bright picture within 15 minutes of opening the box. The screen that we are using is a DIY PVC fabric on a 1x1 frame. It is not the best screen, yet the Hisense projects a vivid picture like no other. It’s bright enough for us to run during the day with an open floor plan living room with 3 large windows. We do draw the curtains, but in no way is this a light controlled area of the house.

For an out-of-the-box experience, the Hisense leads the way. The only setting I have had to go through is changing the reds as they were super saturated in some shots. I am sure that someone could point out setting issues, but for us watching movies, tv shows, and gaming this projector needs very few adjustments. And speaking of gaming… we are not hardcore gamers. Racing on the PS5 or Fortnite with friends on a 100” screen is CRAZY!

We originally tried going with a different manufacturer, but the rainbow effect made my wife nauseous and unbearable to watch. The Hisense has very few scenes where this effect is noticeable and when it is noticed, it is more of a quick annoyance than anything else.

For one of the best Ultra Short Throw Projectors on the market, look no further than the Hisense PX1 Pro. Bringing Movie Theater pictures to our living room! Our family now piles on the couch every night for some quality screen time and happy memories!

Note: Pictures don’t do this projector justice.

B Y

First time UST buyer very satisfied, even on a textured wall!

2/7/2022

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Variation Reviewed: Hisense PX1-Pro TriChroma Triple Laser Cinema Projector 4K Ultra Short Throw
I got this projector for my basement setup. I am very satisfied with quality and performance.

USNCPO

Good but not blown away

2/27/2022

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Variation Reviewed: Hisense PX1-Pro TriChroma Triple Laser Cinema Projector 4K Ultra Short Throw
The Hisense PX1-Pro that I purchased is set up for mostly gaming purposes. Wow it is impressive! It projects on a 10×12 foot wall painted with 2 coats of your UST-ALR paint. Currently playing Forza 5, on a PC. Have also played some PS 4 games. I do use blackout curtains for darker scenes in movies, but overall it is fantastic.

Great picture quality. Perfect for home theaters with good light control.

2/10/2022

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Variation Reviewed: Hisense PX1-Pro TriChroma Triple Laser Cinema Projector 4K Ultra Short Throw
Variation Reviewed: Hisense PX1-Pro TriChroma Triple Laser Cinema Projector 4K Ultra Short Throw
The setup wasn't too difficult however I find the measurements for the PX1 to bottom of screen to be off for a 100" screen. It took me quite a while to get the screen and projector to marry where the picture was acceptable within the screen frame border. Still not perfect by about a half inch(black line across the bottom) but my measurements are spot on. Suggest you start your alignment (bottom of screen to bottom of PX1 on the low side and be happy to raise it if needed) I'm literal and built my console to almost exact measurements (within .25 inches) and I ended up having to cut my table legs another inch even though my bottom of screen to bottom of PX1 were within advertised specs. If they made the feet, on the PX1, either removable or with more adjustment throw, this could solve some issues. Just a thought. As far as the picture goes, it's more than adequate but not sure it is $3500 worth of awesome. To be fair, inexpensive 1.0 gain screen, gray in color(to increase contrast), but it isn't a $500 or north $$$ quality screen. Regardless I feel it should be a little sharper of an image and I'm not buying a $1000 ALR or CLR screen to find out if that's the issue. If someone wants to send me a top of the line screen to review I'd be happy to upend my setup and try it again at some point, but no way am I going to chance paying and experiencing more disappointment finding out it's not the screen. I'd go ballistic at that point. The focusing procedure for text is lacking and very hard to see(during the testing/focusing process), when you've dialed the words in complete focus. The range (blurry to not so blurry) changes are too slow and need to more definitive. Never do they become crisp to the point I'm left not wondering if I could do better. At some point I gave up and decided just to use the thing. My basement setup is pitch black so there is no ambient light causing any issues with picture. Any light bleed from outside sources and you won't be happy with the picture in my opinion. It's all either the PX1 or the screen that I'm not blown away with. This is my first laser projector so maybe I'm too critical? Reviews and advertisements for the product lead me to believe it's the best and latest tech, so I feel responsibility needs to be taken at Hisense level and whoever markets the product. Overall I'm not returning the product because I built out the basement specifically to add this laser projector and theater sitting area. Its average or above for the price... but not "nutso, I can't believe it awesome." For the record, I'm extremely critical to the point of borderline perfection insanity. Retired Navy Chief and 100% disabled vet who absolutely has to have the best result when making purchases of this magnitude or spending just a dollar. Stuff just has to be right. It has to be simple so any Joe can do it and it must be as advertised. I feel this missed the mark a bit considering the ticket price for admission at $3500. However, I'll put in a plug for the Nakamichi 9.2.4 right here on this review. For a soundbar scenario this thing is NUTS! That was money well spent. Sound out of the Hisense PX1 is ok and acceptable but....you're not getting the most out of a theater type experience if you don't have dolby atmos surround going on from an external system. I chose the soundbar system scenario because of a tight space. It doesn't disappoint and feel it's worth the money spent. Well, there you go, hope everything was clear as mud. There will be no pictures of the inside of my home, so don't ask for them. One final note. projectorscreen.com customer service chat was very responsive and he tried to help until he couldn't. Sent me the tech information and I'm sure the tech department would have been just as friendly. So I have no issue with this company and would gladly buy from them again. Ultimately I got it to useable and decided not to stress myself out any longer. But don't think that half inch black line doesn't give me nightmares every time I turn it on. Thankfully, Top Gun is in Widescreen, with no other option, so I can't get away from black lines anyway. Thank you.

Micheal

Great Product

7/9/2023

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Variation Reviewed: Hisense PX1-Pro TriChroma Triple Laser Cinema Projector 4K Ultra Short Throw
So I was very hesitant to buy this projector do to how new it is, but with it being so comparable to the l9g I figured it was worth a shot. So my set up is a 120" light grey screen in my basement no windows completely light controlled. Set up was super simple and adjusting different aspects of the projector were pretty easy all in all. Now for the actual image, I was very surprised with true 4k content it was completely crisp and clean no hesitation from the projector at all, the only draw back I found is the lumens. I really wish this thing would be just a little brighter being a laser projector but it is what it is I know having a grey screen probably helps with black levels but it also cost a little in brightness so if I could do one thing over again it would be to go with a white screen. We've only had it hooked up for a few days now and all in all I'm impressed, movies look great, actual cable is so so but that's not the projectors fault it's only spitting out what cheap signal it's getting in from the cheap networks who refuse to spend the money and make the necessary upgrades for 4k content. As for the speakers they do a pretty good job they're basically the same as a sound bar but if you're wiling to spend the money on the projector do yourself a favor and pull out some cash for some decent WiSA certified speakers then you can truly feel immersed in the picture. Currently I can't find a stand low enough to support my projector so I plan on building one myself, plus I can configure it for all the rest of my gadgets and tech. All in all I would recommend the projector but like I said the only drawback I have found is the lumens I wish it was just a little brighter. Enjoy!

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