The L9Q laser marks a massive step up from the four star Hisense L9G TriChroma Laser 4K TV that we reviewed in 2022, which ...

After raising more than $10 million in crowdfunded cash last year, Valerion has announced the official consumer launch of its ...

According to Hisense, the laser TV can reach a blistering 5,000 lumens, which is why it looked so luminous – even while in a brightly lit up show floor. This amount of light isn't something you ...

The compact JMGO O2S Ultra short-throw tri-laser projector is an impressive little unit that delivers a large 4K image inches ...

The update to its previous L9 laser TV model is all about going bigger and better: specifically, going up to 150 inches in projection size instead of 120 inches, and adding a new, powerful suite ...

Hisense joined in on the projector fun during CES 2025 with their L9Q TriChroma Laser TV. Like the Valerion and Formovie ...

It’s been a couple of years since Hisense refreshed its Laser TV ultra short throw projector offerings (although last year we did get new UST projectors in the Laser Cinema line). At CES 2025 ...

JMGO is showcasing the revolutionary O2S Ultra at CES 2025, setting a new benchmark for home entertainment. As the world's smallest laser TV, the O2S Ultra combines innovative design with ...

The new-look L9Q laser TV range from Hisense extends the screen size options all the way up to 150 ... [+] inches. While much of this new interest in king-sized TVs seems to be centred around ...

Hisense has unveiled its latest laser TV, the L9Q. It includes streaming TV onboard as well as a Dolby Atmos soundsystem. It uses Hisense's proprietary TriChroma triple-laser light engine ...

Ahead of CES 2025, Hisense is unveiling its brand new Laser TV, the L9Q. This is the latest entry into the L9 series, which delivers unmatched versatility, enhanced performance, and a luxury design.

While the best LG OLED TVs can't be written off by any means, Hisense's L9Q short-throw laser TV box is a fascinating alternative to the biggest screens. What's not clear just yet, however ...