Which two premium ultra short-throw projectors from Hisense are currently on sale? Deciding between them may pose a challenge, as each caters to specific needs.
Hisense PL2 and PX3-Pro Projectors Compared: A Guide for Home Cinema and Gaming Enthusiasts
In the world of home entertainment, two projectors from Hisense's Laser Cinema range have been causing quite a stir - the Hisense PL2 and the PX3-Pro. Both offer impressive picture quality, but they cater to different needs.
Brightness and Resolution
The Hisense PX3-Pro offers a brighter display with 3000 lumens, compared to the PL2's 2700 lumens. This makes the PX3-Pro slightly better at handling contrast and ideal for rooms with more ambient light. Both projectors support 4K UHD DLP resolution.
Gaming vs Home Cinema
When it comes to gaming, the PX3-Pro takes the lead with its HDMI 2.1 ports, supporting 4K/120Hz and 1080p/240Hz modes, making it an excellent choice for Xbox Series X, PS5, and high-end PC gaming. The PL2, on the other hand, is better suited for home cinema use, offering excellent value without the high-end gaming specs.
HDR Support and Sound
Both projectors offer advanced HDR formats (HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, HLG) and have built-in Dolby Atmos speakers. However, neither delivers sound quality that matches their visual performance.
Pricing
The PL2 is about £700 less expensive than the PX3-Pro, with the PL2 priced at approximately £1799 (after a £400 discount at Richer Sounds), and the PX3-Pro priced at £2299 (after a £200 discount).
The Verdict
For home cinema-only use, the PL2 offers excellent image quality and value. For gaming combined with home cinema, the PX3-Pro's HDMI 2.1 ports and faster refresh rates make it the better option.
Both projectors are available now at Richer Sounds. If you're a serious gamer looking to beam your favorite titles onto a big screen, the PX3-Pro is a great choice. If you're not a serious gamer and are looking for a projector for films and TV shows, the PL2 is a good choice due to its lower price and bigger discount.
Hisense is also offering a free 40-inch QLED TV with the purchase of the PX3-Pro projector. The PL2 projector delivers a similarly excellent picture performance to its predecessor, the PL1. The PL2 projector features X-Fusion Laser Technology and can project a 4K image up to 150 inches.
In conclusion, whether you're a home cinema enthusiast or a serious gamer, Hisense has a projector that suits your needs.
- The world of home entertainment has been captivated by two projectors from Hisense's Laser Cinema range, the Hisense PL2 and the PX3-Pro, offering impressive audio-visual experiences tailored for different needs.
- The Hisense PX3-Pro offers a brighter display, with 3000 lumens, making it suitable for rooms with more ambient light and providing an edge for gaming with its HDMI 2.1 ports, supporting 4K/120Hz and 1080p/240Hz modes.
- The Hisense PL2, on the other hand, is designed for home cinema use, offering excellent value and a resolution of 4K UHD DLP without the high-end gaming specs.
- Both projectors support advanced HDR formats and have built-in Dolby Atmos speakers, but neither delivers sound quality commensurate with their visual performance.
- These projectors are available now at Richer Sounds, with the PL2 priced at approximately £1799 after a £400 discount, and the PX3-Pro priced at £2299 after a £200 discount.
- For serious gamers, the PX3-Pro, with its gaming-friendly features, is a great choice to beam favorite titles onto a big screen. For home cinema-only use or those seeking a projector for films and TV shows, the PL2 is a good choice due to its lower price and bigger discount.
- Hisense is offering a free 40-inch QLED TV with the purchase of the PX3-Pro projector, making it an even more attractive gadget for tech and lifestyle enthusiasts interested in home-and-garden gadgets and home theater setup, as both projectors deliver exceptional picture performance.
