Hisense PX3-PRO Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector

Overview

Hisense designed this ultra short throw laser projector to rest on a low cabinet just in front of the wall and throw a large picture upward. Google TV runs on board, and Harman Kardon speakers handle sound without a separate system.

Location is the selling point: the projector lives on furniture inches from the wall, so nothing hangs from the ceiling and nobody walks through the beam. Laser light, Dolby Vision and IMAX Enhanced support make it a serious movie and gaming source. Ultra short throw images reveal every ripple in a wall, so a flat screen matters.

Who it's for

Living rooms and home theaters where a ceiling mount is impractical suit it, since the unit works from a low console under the image. Renters with textured walls and people who move the projector between rooms will find the setup fussy.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

Picture quality depends on ambient light and the screen surface more than raw brightness, because an ultra short throw beam hits the surface at a steep angle. A light-rejecting screen preserves contrast in a lit room, while a bare wall shows texture and washes out. The AI upscaler governs how sharp lower resolution sources look on such a large image.

Specifications