Hisense has unveiled the P1, a compact projector that stands out for its integrated battery, making it the brand's first model with this feature. The P1 is designed for portability and convenience, allowing users to project images without being tethered to a power outlet. It uses a triple laser TriChroma light source, which provides a more consistent and longer-lasting illumination compared to traditional lamps. The projector can display images ranging from 65 to 150 inches and features an optical zoom range of 1.0-1.3—uncommon for a projector of its size. This optical zoom allows for clearer, more detailed images without the need for physical movement of the device. The P1 also includes a CineBlack system, which enhances contrast by improving the black levels in darker scenes, resulting in a contrast ratio of 6,000:1. It uses DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology to deliver 2K resolution, rather than the higher 4K resolution found in some other projectors. The projector offers a fast response time of 1 millisecond at 240 Hz, making it suitable for gaming and fast-paced content. The device runs on a version of VIDAA OS 9.6, which provides access to Xbox Game Pass and other streaming services, adding to its versatility. The standout feature of the P1 is its built-in battery, which Hisense claims provides approximately 45 minutes of use at full brightness. If the brightness is reduced, the battery life can extend up to about 1 hour and 30 minutes. While this may not be sufficient for extended movie sessions, it makes the projector ideal for short presentations, gaming, or casual use in different locations. Hisense has emphasized that the P1 retains the triple laser light source used in its other models, aiming to avoid the perception that smaller projectors are only novelty items. Positioned as a competitor to models from brands like XGIMI, Nebula, and Samsung, the P1 focuses on maintaining high-performance features such as the triple laser and optical zoom. Hisense aims to offer a balance between portability and performance, appealing to users who want a compact projector without compromising on key features like brightness, contrast, and resolution. The P1 is a significant step for Hisense in the portable projector market, combining mobility with the reliability and quality of its larger models.