Hisense has unveiled the new TriChroma Laser TV L9Q, which it describes as the "new standard" for home cinema.
The L9Q stands out for its brightness of 5.000 ANSI Lumens and a contrast ratio of 5.000:1. Thus, it promises vivid images and "deep blacks and sharp details, even in well-lit environments ." With precise light control and vibrant colors through triple laser technology, each frame ensures high cinematic intensity.
Certified with IMAX Enhanced and compatible with Dolby Vision, the L9Q supports projections between 80 and 200 inches. Hisense also offers Ambient Light Rejection (ALR) screens, with optional sizes of 100 and 120 inches. These provide crisp images in any lighting condition.
In terms of audio, the L9Q integrates a 6.2.2 channel speaker system with Dolby Atmos. The system was developed in partnership with the Paris Opera | Devialet, for multidimensional and immersive sound.
The Ultra Short Throw (0,18 TR) design allows for large-screen projection from just a few centimeters away, eliminating the need for complex setups or large environments. Beyond its technical performance, the L9Q also stands out for its aesthetics inspired by the circular light structure of the Royal Opera House and Roman amphitheaters. This design reflects Hisense's philosophy of "Timeless art meets dynamic technology" and has won the Red Dot 2024 and iF Design 2025 awards.
The Hisense TriChroma Laser TV L9Q is now available in Portugal, with a recommended retail price of €4.999.
