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Hisense C1 4k DLP Triple Laser Projector (AO Member Price)
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4K UHD triple laser projector with Dolby Vision providing accurate vibrant colours. Great contrast ratio, brightness, connectivity and a fast UI. This projector produces a 2160p (3840x2160) HDR image to a screen 65" to 300" in size!
I have been in the market for a 4K projector and had narrowed it down to the XGIMI Horizon Ultra or the Hisense C1.
This great in-depth review from the Hook Up shows the Hisense C1 clearly comes out on top. Especially in good black levels and a high sequential contrast ratio of 1133:1 compared to a typical 434:1 of the XGIMI.
thesmarthomehookup.com/dol…rs/
AO Price: £1799
AO Five Star Membership Price: £39.99 / year
New members pay: £1748.99 (£1731.50 after 1% Quidco cashback)
Existing members pay: £1709 (£1691.91 after 1% Quidco cashback)
Amazon Price: £2089
This will not be everyone's cup of tea and it is not be confused with a cheap 1080p projector for £100 that you can only see in the darkest of rooms.
Movie nights at home just got a lot more epic with this Hisense projector. Grab the popcorn, sit back, and prepare to be amazed by its stunning 4K resolution that brings every action-packed scene to life with millions of razor-sharp pixels. Then there’s Dolby Vision™ tech that takes care of the colours, making them bright and lifelike. And with a max screen size of 300 inches, you’ll really feel like you’re at the cinema – perfect for enjoying a blockbuster from your sofa. But it's not just the picture that’s incredible. The audio gets an upgrade too thanks to Dolby Atmos® surround sound hitting you from all sides, meaning you’ll be riveted ‘til the credits roll. Plus, there’re no unnecessary cables to mess around with, since the built-in Bluetooth lets you connect everything wirelessly. Better stock the cupboard with snacks!
Key Features
I have been in the market for a 4K projector and had narrowed it down to the XGIMI Horizon Ultra or the Hisense C1.
This great in-depth review from the Hook Up shows the Hisense C1 clearly comes out on top. Especially in good black levels and a high sequential contrast ratio of 1133:1 compared to a typical 434:1 of the XGIMI.
thesmarthomehookup.com/dol…rs/
AO Price: £1799
AO Five Star Membership Price: £39.99 / year
New members pay: £1748.99 (£1731.50 after 1% Quidco cashback)
Existing members pay: £1709 (£1691.91 after 1% Quidco cashback)
Amazon Price: £2089
This will not be everyone's cup of tea and it is not be confused with a cheap 1080p projector for £100 that you can only see in the darkest of rooms.
Movie nights at home just got a lot more epic with this Hisense projector. Grab the popcorn, sit back, and prepare to be amazed by its stunning 4K resolution that brings every action-packed scene to life with millions of razor-sharp pixels. Then there’s Dolby Vision™ tech that takes care of the colours, making them bright and lifelike. And with a max screen size of 300 inches, you’ll really feel like you’re at the cinema – perfect for enjoying a blockbuster from your sofa. But it's not just the picture that’s incredible. The audio gets an upgrade too thanks to Dolby Atmos® surround sound hitting you from all sides, meaning you’ll be riveted ‘til the credits roll. Plus, there’re no unnecessary cables to mess around with, since the built-in Bluetooth lets you connect everything wirelessly. Better stock the cupboard with snacks!
Key Features
- 4K Ultra HD - stunning sharpness, crystal clarity
- Create screen sizes between 65 and 300 inches
- Bluetooth connectivity for streaming from your phone
- Dolby Vision™ means a huge range of bright colours
- Dolby Atmos® delivers incredible surround sound
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Edited by thebeest, 1 day ago
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My Epson TW650 (£350?) has been a stalwart for years and I still use an IKEA blackout blind as a screen! Could do with an upgrade on both fronts.
I have spent quite a lot of time researching this and that hookup video I linked goes into a lot of detail. I was keen on the XGIMI Horizon Ultra but It looks like they sent out a load of units for Youtubers to review as all the reviews are sponsored and about the same age. In my opinion the black levels are really important if your watching movies (not so much if your into sport) as you can lose a lot of detail in the shadows and it all just ends up looking grey if the contrast isn't good enough.
The C1 would be a huge upgrade on your TW650 for sure!
I've always used a projector for my cinema rooms. And more recently one in the living room. I had to use an expensive ALR screen due to the rooms white walls. This has viewing angle issues though.
Everything is a compromise with them. This was worth it though as the massive screen made up for it.
Unlike large LCD TV screens, OLED gives a near perfect image all the time. No angle issue like LCD, and doesn't need multi LED backlights to try and boost perceived contrast. QD-OLED has sorted near black banding, and the colours/contrast is out of this world.
I think the only downside to going large OLED is if you don't have the space, and life span of the pixels. (edited)
Also to note that this is not "true" 4K but instead uses pixel shifting, if that matters to anyone:
scan.co.uk/pro…0-2
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