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Pew pew! Hisense is betting big on lasers with its 2025 home cinema products

With new C2 and C2 Ultra 4K laser mini projectors and the L9Q Laser TV, Hisense is shooting for glory with its 2025 home entertainment lineup.

Nick Broughall

06 Jan 2025 — 3 min read

While Samsung focused heavily on AI for its home entertainment announcements at CES, Hisense has instead turned to lasers.

Hisense announced three new products as part of its Laser home cinema range, including two mini projectors and a short throw "Laser TV".

If we start with the mini projectors, there are two models to consider: The C2 and the C2 Ultra. Both projectors use Hisense's TriChroma colour technology to produce Dolby Vision and IMAX Enhanced-certified images, and are powered by Hisense’s proprietary LPU Digital Laser Engine.

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