100" TriChroma Laser TV (100L9G-CINE100A)

3 Pure-Color Lasers.

3000 Lumens of Brightness

3000

Lumens

HDR10

Dynamic Range

Massive 100" or 120" Screen

Dolby Vision

40W Dolby Atmos® Sound

40W

Dolby Atmos® Sound

High-Speed HDMI

with eARC ; WiSA Ready

Fine Touches for Added Convenience

Smart Home Ready

Buit-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Google Assistant, Works with Alexa, and Control4 compatible, the L9G integrates with your smart home ecosystem, so you can create automations to your heart’s content.

Filmmaker Mode

Like auto-tune for picture calibration, Filmmaker Mode automatically adjusts picture settings to get content looking the way the movie-makers intended.

Game Mode

Fulfill that childhood dream of gaming on a massive movie screen. Hook up your gaming console or PC and get smooth motion and a beautiful picture, at a scale that'll make you smile. Laser TV is fun for solo play and even better with split-screen multiplayer.

Awards and Accolades

The best UST for gaming I've tried so far.

Mark Henninger, ProjectorCentral.com

We have reviewed several good Laser TVs, but the L9G is arguably the best.

Phil Jones, ProjectorReviews.com

The screen needs to be part of the UST experience, and the inclusion of a high-quality, easily adjustable screen sets the Hisense apart.

Mark Henninger, ProjectorCentral.com

The color that this projector produces are just stunning.

Phil Jones, ProjectorReviews.com

I saw extremely rich colors and excellent rendering of fine gradation at all brightness levels, and no notion of the tonality being out of balance. It's an impressive feat of dynamic contrast picture processing that allows the L9G to rise to the top of its class.

Mark Henninger, ProjectorCentral.com

Quite possibly, the best-designed Laser TV that I've reviewed in the last two years.

Phil Jones, ProjectorReviews.com

Is this a TV or a projector?

The L9G is a laser projector that comes paired with a projection screen. It's not an emissive TV like LED/LCD or OLED – rather, it's a new category of TV – high-brightness, ultra-short throw projection TV. When you want the biggest screen possible without breaking the bank, Laser TV is an excellent option.

Can I use this in a bright room?

Yes. With high brightness output from the laser projector and a screen built to reject ambient light and boost image contrast, Laser TV is very serviceable in a well-lit room. Picture quality improves significantly with lighting control, but by no means must Laser TV be viewed in a pitch-black room.

How far from the wall does the Laser Console have to sit?

For the 100" model, the back of the Laser Console is positioned about 11 inches from the wall. For the 120" model it's a little over 13 inches from the wall.

How is the screen packaged?

Laser TV screens ship unassembled, in a flat-pack box.

What type of screen should I choose?

That depends on the space where you'll place the product. If you intend on using Laser TV in a room with lots of windows and high ceilings, then the ALR Daylight Screen will give you that extra boost in brightness to make content pop during daytime viewing. If your intention is to place the Laser TV in a light controlled media room, then the ALR Cinema Screen, with its extremely good reflection control, will be the better choice.

Can the projected image size be changed?

The projection size changes based on the distance the projector is placed from the wall. The 100" and 120" models are specifically tuned for these projection sizes and paired with screens designed to get the best picture quality possible. Casting a larger or smaller image is certainly possible but there is no manual focus capability.

Can I use the Laser Console on a plain wall, without the screen?

Absolutely, but the magic of daylight visibility by using Ambient Light Rejecting screen material will be lost. If you only ever plan to watch the Laser TV in a pitch-black room, then projecting to the wall will look good, but not nearly as good as it would with the perfectly paired ALR screen.

How difficult is the screen assembly and mounting process?

Laser TV screens come flat-packed and require assembly. Expect 2 people to take 1-2 hours to build the screen. The screen mounts to the wall using the included mounting brackets. Take your time and following the step-by-step installation guide and you'll find that it's not particularly difficult.

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