Hisense XR10 projector overview

The Hisense XR10 is the flagship projector in the brand's lifestyle line, introduced at CES 2026 and available since the summer. It is a standard throw projector with a flexible projection range and motorized optical zoom, allowing it to display images from 65 to 300 inches depending on the room.

Technical specifications and features

The XR10 uses a 0.47-inch DLP chip with Full HD resolution and Texas Instruments' XPR technology to simulate Ultra HD images. It includes a triple RGB laser light source with 6,000 ANSI lumens and a closed-loop liquid cooling system to maintain quiet operation. The projector supports various HDR formats and includes a 17-element lens and a 2.1 audio system tuned by Devialet.

Design and aesthetics

The XR10 has a unique, bronze metallic design with a cubic shape and weighs 10.6 kg. It comes with a custom leather case featuring wheels and a telescopic handle. The front has a large lens and sensors for automated installation, while the top includes a large metal knob for volume, power, and source selection.

Connectivity and control

The XR10 offers comprehensive connectivity, including three HDMI inputs, two of which support HDMI 2.1, and various audio and video ports. It includes Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4. The remote control is backlit and has direct access to streaming platforms and a microphone for voice commands with the Vidaa assistant.

Installation and image quality

The XR10 is sold without a screen, allowing users to choose their own or use a wall. It uses XPR technology for simulated Ultra HD and offers multiple image modes, including a recommended Filmmaker mode for movies. The projector has several motion compensation settings and a limited rainbow effect.

Performance and calibration

The XR10 was tested with Calman Ultimate software, showing a Delta E of 8.5 in SDR and 8.25 in HDR. It achieves 568 cd/m² in HDR, with excellent color coverage of DCI-P3 and BT.2020. The iris significantly improves contrast.

Gaming and audio capabilities

While the XR10 cannot achieve 4K at 120 Hz, it offers a low input lag of 34.4 ms in Ultra HD at 60 Hz. The audio system includes a 31-watt 2.1 setup tuned by Devialet, supporting DTS Virtual:X but not Dolby Atmos.

Availability and pricing

The Hisense XR10 has been available in France since the summer of 2026 at an official price of 5,999 euros. Currently, it is sold for around 5,000 euros by several retailers.