![]() ![]() In our tests, the 100L5G offered good color accuracy, contrast, black levels, shadow detail, and sharpness-straight out of the box. It's the company's version of an entry-level UST model, meant for first-time buyers, and it comes bundled with an ambient light rejection (ALR) screen. The Hisense 100L5F Laser TV combines all the smart capabilities of flat panel TVs with the long life of a LED light engine and 4K resolution to create a true flat panel TV replacement.The Hisense 100L5G-Cine100A ($3,999) is one of several ultra short throw (UST) 4K laser projectors that Hisense touts as a "Smart Laser TV" on its website. The 100L5F is the first Hisense Laser TV compatible with both HDR10 and HLG content. You also have all the apps and capabilities normally found in a Smart TV, including Google Assistant, which allows you to control not only the projector but a wide variety of compatible smart home devices using your voice. The 100L5F utilizes an Android TV operating system, similar to what is found in many of their newest flat panel TVs. This shortcoming is eliminated by the Laser illumination found in the 100L5F, which can provide years of maintenance-free operation.Īlso, while many projectors can deliver a great picture, most projectors are not very smart, and they lack capabilities such as streaming apps that are common on most flat panel TV’s today. This is not only inconvenient, but it adds additional cost to operation. For example, the lamp in a traditional projector dims over time and must be changed every few thousand hours. There are usually several shortcomings when you compare most projectors with a flat panel TV. The Laser TV was not designed for a home theater, but for a living room, den, family room, media room, or anywhere you have some lighting control. You could easily make a case for utilizing a projector as a TV replacement, especially since projectors have the ability to produce a massive picture from a compact chassis, which makes them a great solution for an apartment, dorm room, or other small space. The screen uses StarBright CLR material which rejects a lot of ambient light to deliver a good projected image during the day or in a brighter room. The 100L5F, like previous Hisense Laser TV models, is bundled with a 100” ambient light rejecting screen design specifically for ultra-short throw projectors. There’s even AV furniture designed specifically to hold the Hisense Laser TV Chassis. The projector's chassis sits just over four inches from the screen, so it can sit on a nice credenza or table in the front of the room. The projector’s single DLP chip can reproduce 4K UHD resolution (3,840 x 2,160) via pixel shifting. ![]() With a current advertised price of $3,999, it is the most affordable Laser TV that Hisense has ever offered. The Hisense 100L5F Laser TV is a 4K DLP laser ultra-short throw smart projector. Since the 100L5F is a DLP projector with a laser light engine, it should deliver years of maintenance-free operation, just like a flat panel TV would. It also offers a wide variety of apps such as Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, and Prime Video. Like a Hisense Smart TV, the 100L5F can be voice controlled using the included voice remote control that has a Google Assistant built-in. Since the 100L5F is designed to serve as a TV replacement, it includes most of the features that consumers would expect in a flat panel TV including a TV tuner, internal speakers, and of course, smart features. The screen is optimized for an ultra-short throw projector, which improves the viewing experience during the day or when the lights are on. The 100L5F ships with a 100” ambient light rejecting screen. With a retail price of $3999, the new 100L5F is the most affordable Laser TV that Hisense has ever offered. While previous Hisense Laser TVs delivered great performance, they were more expensive than many competitive manufacturer’s laser TV models putting them out of reach of many customers. ![]()
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