I love how small the unit is relative to a large TV. On the other hand, the Hisense L9G Laser TV central unit has some things we can discuss.

It’s also significantly lighter than a 75″ TV at 55lbs, though more tedious to install.

There’s not much to say about its design other than the build quality is outstanding, and it looks good on the wall. More on assembly in the next section and more on the ALR screen in the display section. The Hisense L9G Laser TV comes with a 100″ or 120″ ALR (Ambient Light Rejecting) screen, which you must assemble. For this review, we will call the L9G, what Hisense calls it, a Laser TV. Who knows, I may be wrong, and there is probably someone somewhere who will inevitably correct me. I believe there is a general agreement that TVs are backlit glass displays while projectors throw the image onto a screen or display. I know that marketing calls this a laser TV, but it is a laser projector. The Hisense L9G Laser TV is my introduction to ultra-short-throw projectors, so this is all new to me.

100″ ALR Screen and mounting accessories (including clean gloves).

Laser TV Console Weight: 24.7 lbs What’s In The Box.

Laser TV Console Dimensions: 24″ x 6.1″ x 13.6″.

Quick Start Guide and User Manual: Quick Start Guide in the box (User Manual available online).

Earphone/audio output: 1 Additional Features.

Power supply: AC 120V, 60Hz Connectivity.

Audio technologies: Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital Power.

Audio output power (watts): 40W (Stereo).

Eye Protection (Laser Auto Turn Off when someone is close by): Yes.

Brightness Level: 3000 Lumens (Typical for optimal brightness).

App Store: Yes (Google Play App Store) Picture Quality.

Screen Package Dimensions: 93.7” x 20.3” x 5.8” TV Type.

Actual Screen Size (measured diagonally): 100″.

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