Hisense L9G (2022) Series

Startlingly bright pictures ; Vibrant colours ; Feels like watching TV

Screen causes a hotspot ; Average black levels ; Limited viewing angles

It isn’t without compromise, but the 100L9GTUK really does feel more often like a TV than a projector, making it a potentially great value, big-screen option for the right customer.

Astounding visuals ; Full kit in a box ; Picture settings galore ; Punchy audio

Lacks flexibility in setup ; Obnoxious default settings ; No built-in Netflix ; Limited to 60Hz

The Hisense L9G's visuals are impressive in the worst conditions and miraculous in the best. You’ll probably forget all about going to the theater. But it requires commitment, both in terms of space on your wall because it’s not flexible and in terms...

The ALR screen does a great job of keeping ambient light off the screen ; I love the size and weight of the central unit ; Viewing angles are good ; 100" display is super fun for movie nights ; Sound quality is actually acceptable but a soundbar will...

Fixed focal length ; The screen adjustment software relies heavily on near perfect placement of the screen and Laser TV. Triple check all of your measurements. ; Android TV software is just OK, though this is really subjective ; There are other options...

The L9G was my first experience with an ultra-short-throw projector or Laser TV. The learning curve was not steep but uphill, and I had to overcome a lot of inexperience. The biggest hurdle was setting up and getting the picture correct and aligned.