Hisense has just announced its latest Laser TV, the L9G projector, which is a TriChrome Laser TV. And it looks to be the best projector that money can buy, and perfect for next-generation gaming with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
This Laser TV checks just about every box. It’s a 4K Ultra-Short Throw projector that comes in either 100 or 120-inch models. This allows you to keep the projector close to the wall and have a large image. Without having people walk in front of it. It uses a new TriChroma Laser Engine, which allows it to achieve 107% of the BT.2020 color space. Giving you an incredibly great image.
One of the issues with these projectors is the fact that it is not as bright as a TV. That’s not the case for the Hisense L9G, it is 3000 Lumens, which is the brightest I have ever seen on a Projector. And should work well in dark environments.
Dolby Atmos, HDMI 2.1 and Android TV
That’s not all. The Hisense L9G also has Android TV built-in. Like the rest of Hisense’ TV products. That brings you a ton of Android apps, as well as Google Assistant and Cast.
Dolby Atmos is also available, providing you with a really incredible sound experience from this Laser TV. It has a 40W Dolby Atmos speaker inside, which is going to sound amazing.
Finally, the Hisense L9G also has two HDMI 2.1 ports available, with one also having eARC available. This means that you could plug in both the PS5 and the Xbox Series X and play 4K at 120Hz on a 100-inch screen. Now that sounds amazing, right? It’s the only projector that we have seen so far that offers 4K at 120Hz for gameplay. But likely not the last.
It’s going to cost a pretty penny
All of this is not going to come cheap. Hisense is going to be offering the 100-inch model for $5499.99 and the 120-inch model for $5999.99. So yeah, it’s going to cost a ton. But given how great this projector sounds, as long as it lives up to the hype, it should be worth the cash.
It is available as of today, so you can order it from Hisense’ website and other authorized retailers.
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