Innovative Trichroma Laser Technology for Vivid Colors
Hisense uses 3Laser technology, also known as Trichroma Laser Technology, for some laser models. Instead of a laser diode, this technology uses a separate laser light source for each primary color – red, green, and blue. Unlike conventional laser projectors, which often use only a single laser diode, this technology enables complete coverage of the BT.2020 color space (100%), while simple laser projectors only achieve about 60%. The Hisense C2's impressive lamp life of 25,000 hours underscores the longevity these projectors are designed for. Frequent maintenance or lamp replacements are thus a thing of the past.

Impressive Image Quality for Any Home Theater Environment
With over 8 million pixels in high-resolution 4K resolution and a native contrast ratio of 1,700:1, the Hisense C2 projector produces an impressively detailed image. Complete coverage of the BT.2020 color space ensures vivid and true-to-life color reproduction, guaranteeing rich and realistic colors.

Easy setup for quick home theater enjoyment
The Hisense C2 home theater projector can be flexibly adapted to your home theater: The orientation can be adjusted 90° upwards, 45° downwards, and 360° horizontally. The digital zoom automatically adjusts the image size to the surroundings, allowing for a flexible projection size ranging from 65 to 300 inches. The distance between the projector and the projection surface, as well as the size of the projection surface, are important factors here.

The Hisense C2 has a fixed throw ratio of 1.2:1, which is ideal for standardized setup requirements, such as distance from the screen or image quality. This standardization is particularly advantageous if the projector is not to be repositioned frequently and is used in the same location for extended periods of time. This ensures consistent projection quality, as the projector is optimally matched to the existing screen and the room's conditions. Overall, the projector delivers high-quality images that can be projected flexibly from a variety of positions.