Hisense C3 Laser Projectors Turn Living Rooms Into 300-Inch Cinemas

Garching near Munich – November 05, 2026 -- Hisense's C3 laser projector family is on sale now in Germany, starting at a recommended retail price of €1,699, and throws 4K images from 65 up to 300 inches onto a wall without needing a dedicated home cinema room.

The four models target movie nights, gaming sessions, karaoke evenings and live sports. Hisense is marketing them as holiday gifts under the motto "Keiner allein zu Haus" (roughly, "nobody home alone").

Streaming is built in, and the picture can move to the ceiling

Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and YouTube run directly on the projectors, so no extra streaming stick is required. Built-in sound is included as well.

The compact design lets owners reposition the projection depending on the room, including moving it from the wall to the ceiling. Automatic image adjustment then restores a correctly aligned picture.

Triple Color Laser technology generates red, green and blue directly

Separate lasers produce the three primary colors, which Hisense says delivers brilliant, natural color. Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and IMAX Enhanced support contrast and fine detail, and fast motion is rendered smoothly in action films, sports broadcasts and games.

Four brightness levels run from 2,500 to 5,000 ANSI lumens

The entry-level C3 offers 2,500 ANSI lumens. The C3 Pro reaches 3,000, the C3 Ultra delivers 4,000 for brighter living spaces, and the top-end C3 Ultra Max hits 5,000.

The three higher-end models are built for demanding gaming, with input lag of 1 millisecond at most and refresh rates up to 240 Hz at 2K resolution. Depending on the model, the integrated audio system comes from JBL or Devialet.