Hisense has unveiled an upgraded version of its L9Q ultra short throw projector, called the L9Q Pro. This new model is part of Hisense's Laser TV line, which blends projector technology with a sleek cabinet designed to be placed directly against the wall. The device projects images ranging in size from 80 to 200 inches, depending on the installation setup, offering a large-screen experience without the need for a traditional television. The L9Q Pro improves on the original L9Q, which was released earlier this year, and continues to target consumers looking for immersive home entertainment options.
The upgraded L9Q Pro features several key enhancements. Its brightness has been increased to 5,500 ANSI lumens, which is a measure of light output and helps ensure the image remains clear even in well-lit rooms. The contrast ratio has also been improved to 6,000:1, thanks to an adjustable iris system that controls the amount of light entering the projector. Additionally, the L9Q Pro includes a vertical lens shift, a feature that allows for more flexible placement by adjusting the image's position up and down on the wall. This is relatively rare in ultra short throw projectors and provides greater installation versatility.
The L9Q Pro retains several of the original model’s features, including support for 4K resolution at 60 Hz, 2K resolution up to 240 or 120 Hz, and compatibility with 3D in IMAX format. It also includes an integrated TV tuner, the VIDAA 9 home interface, and an automatic image adjustment function called Auto Screen Fit, which helps align the projected image with the screen. The Devialet audio system, configured in a 6.2.2 channel setup with 116 W of power spread across ten speakers—including two subwoofers—remains a highlight of the model, offering high-quality sound for a more cinematic experience.
The Hisense L9Q Pro is expected to be available in early November at a price of 6,000 euros. This places it in the premium segment of the home theater market, targeting users who prioritize high performance and immersive audio-visual experiences. With its upgraded specifications and retained features, the L9Q Pro aims to provide a compelling option for those seeking advanced projector technology in a compact, wall-mounted form factor.
Hisense Launches Upgraded L9Q Pro Ultra Short Throw Projector with Enhanced Features
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