Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this projector for its 3D capability. Unfortunately it will not connect to any of my 3D Blu-ray players. When I reached out to their technical support I got no assistance and the representative didn't even know what the product was. Kind of surprised no one has commented on this issue.

Hisense has been a brand that has gained a lot of traction in my household over the last few years. Samsung, Sony, and LG have dominated the TV landscape and been the brands I usually turn towards when looking for a new tv. But recently I got a 75-inch U8K by Hisense that I was blown away by. Colors were vibrant, picture crisp and clear, gaming features were incredible, and I’ve had zero issues with it overall. That’s why I was very excited to get my hands on the new PX3-PRO Ultra Short Throw Projector from Hisense. I have experience with Ultra Short throws, owning a EPSON LS-800 previously so I was very curious to see the differences between the two! Initial Unboxing of the unit left me impressed. The PX3-Pro looks sleek with a dark gray brushed exterior with a built-in sound bar on the front. Coming in at under 20 pounds its considerably smaller and lighter than the LS-800 by 8 pounds! Initial setup took very little time. This is a Google tv so once logged in it was easy to start setting everything up. The Google UI is very user friendly and easy to use. I was able to get everything up and running right in time for the Superbowl this weekend. One thing to note that wasn’t available on my Epson projector is the inclusion of Netflix! Doesn’t seem like a big deal, but because the Epson projector was an Android based system it didn’t have Netflix as an available app! The projector also features Alexa and Google Assistant features along with Apple Airplay capabilities. There are 3 HDMI inputs, 2 HDMi 2.1 and 1 HDMI 2.0 with eARC, 2 USB ports 3.0 and 2.0, a Cat 6E and a Digital Audio Out so it covers all the bases for any inputs you need. It’s worth noting that the Setup of the picture was the only real area where I had a hiccup compared to the Epson LS800. I admittedly am just displaying the picture on my wall currently without an ALR screen which I know is a hinderance with an Ultra Short Throw Projector, but I am in the process of waiting on one to be delivered as we speak. With that said there must be a slight bow in my wall as no matter what I did I could not get the PX3-Pro to deliver a square picture on the top portion of the screen. With the PX3 there is a Keystone correction option where you can take a picture of the screen with your phone using WIFI and it will adjust, but after about 15-20 attempts with no success I gave up. There’s a manual option with the PX3 but there are only 8 points that you can adjust the screen. In comparison the LS800 by Epson has like over 100 points so it allowed the screen to be manipulated and corrected to make a square picture. Also, the Epson has an option to pick the color of paint on the wall to adjust the picture accordingly, Hisense’s does not. So, it’s worth mentioning if you are not planning on getting a screen of any kind and displaying on drywall the PX3 is more susceptible to imperfections. With that said, the picture quality is where the PX3-PRO really shines through. Once setup the 150-inch screen on the wall is just massive and dually impressive at the same time. This UST supports everything, Dolby Vision/Atmos, HRD10+, IMAX Enhanced, and 3D with 2 HDMI 2.1 inputs. Out the box the colors are fantastic, and the projector has plenty of different options and modes to be able to tweak everything exactly the way you want it. Streaming from Disney+ the movies in Dolby Vision looked spectacular, we watched Wall-E last night and I was blown away by the rich colors and deep blacks but also the speaker. I have to say I am blown away by the Harmon Kardon speaker using Dolby Atmos that’s built into the projector. The speaker packs a ton of power as just turning it up to 20 out of 100 was sufficient for any movie. But the sweeping sounds and overall feel of the speaker left me wondering if I needed anymore speakers in the room, it’s THAT good! With the overall size of the picture being so large I expected some degradation in quality, but I experienced none of that, especially when playing on my Xbox! This is the first UST designed specifically for Xbox and it shows! The HSR 240 refresh rate and reduced input lag is noticeably better on faster paced games like Call of Duty and Apex Legends than the Epson LS800! It unlocks every setting in my Xbox and runs it like a champ. The inner child in me comes alive playing an xbox game on a 150 inch screen, it’s incredible. 16-year-old me playing original XBOX on my crt tv would have never dreamed of a setup like this. If you’re a big movie person or video games person I can’t stress enough how fun it is to have a device like this in your home. The one thing that makes this device special is its portable. If you get an ALR screen that pops out of a base you can easily put the PX3 outside for a move night in the backyard! I for one am looking forward to doing so when the weather warms up a bit! Overall, I am very impressed with the Hisense PX3-PRO. It has a crystal clear 150 inch picture with beautiful colors and depth and features designed specifically for an Xbox! The Google TV UI is user friendly and has all your favorite apps streaming on WIFI 6e! The amount of features, settings and adjustments allows you to really dial in the colors for any type of content and make it the perfect solution for anyone looking for a UST with all the bells and whistles! I wholeheartedly recommend the PX3-PRO!

The Hisense PX3 Pro is an impressive ultra-short throw projector with amazing customizability and sharp 4k UHD image quality. It’s relatively easy to set up compared to other projectors, has a ton of customization options for the picture and sound, comes with Google TV, and has a remote finder incase u forgot your remote. One of the best things about this projector is how easy it is to move around. It’s smaller and lighter than a TV, and unlike some bulky projectors, you won’t have trouble finding space for it. It’s portable enough to easily carry from room to room with one person, and this thing can display huge images, more than 150", coming close to maybe 200? And because you have the ability to tweak everything from brightness to vibrance and color space, you can get the picture right for every room, and it even has color grading. For the features, it has a built in eq, adjustable feet, and a multifunctional power button built into the side of the projector itself. The sound is great for the size, but if you're planning on having a movie night with a bunch of people, you might want to pair it with a soundbar or external speakers. It's fine for casual watching, but it’s not going to blow you away on its own. Overall I think, the Hisense PX3 Pro is a great pick for anyone looking for an easy-to-use projector that delivers big-screen fun without taking up too much space. It’s perfect for home theaters, gaming, or just chilling with movies. While the built-in sound could be better, the picture quality features like Google TV and remote finder definitely make it worth considering.

Overall quality is really great, but does require manual fine tuning for better color and brightness- not as complex as some make it sound- but does take some time and some google research but doable. I am using the Awol Vision ALR Daylight screen. Video is a 4/5 even with adjusting settings the brightness and color depth is still little off on movies. The colors are too bright or full sometimes ( on Manual tuning on setting Filmaker mode warm 1 settings). The sound is excellent in my opinion, good clarity but did not really use itnother than initial phase of setting up- have KEF speakers with Denom Amp. Gaming mode I use my XBox X and games like Throne and Liberty runs smoothly on 4K even though 1080P would have better refresh rates. Overall movies 4/5, gaming 4/5. Maybe a profesional could help fix the mismatch of color and brightness. Another reason for 4/5 for video is that the black levels could be better. Thus overall is amazing at the pricepoint and great option for gaming and movies. I tried the AWOL 3000 Pro and Epson LS800, Awol was not that great with daylight- dark room was better performance. Epson LS800 was fantastic but I personally thought gaming was better on Hisense PX3 but refresh rates are supposed to be better on LS800. Hisense supports 3D which Epson doesn’t. Good luck. Hope you folks enjoy whichever projector you decide on.

The Hisense PX3-PRO is a great projector. The picture is bright, clear, and colorful, and it looks impressive even with some light in the room. Setup was simple, and since it’s an ultra-short throw, it works perfectly in smaller spaces while still giving a huge screen size. The sound is good for built-in speakers, though it really shines when paired with a sound system. Overall, it delivers a true home theater feel and has been an excellent upgrade.

After doing a lot of research online, I decided to buy this projector, and it has exceeded my expectations. I project the image onto a 120" ALR screen, and the picture quality is incredible—bright, sharp, and vivid. It’s even better than what I’ve seen on my OLED TV. I connected the projector to my audio system via HDMI to enjoy Dolby audio, and the sound is amazing. The remote has a backlight, which isn’t too bright but definitely helps when watching movies in the dark. I love that Netflix and YouTube TV are built-in, so I don’t need extra wires or devices for streaming. The AirPlay feature is another great addition, allowing me to share my phone’s screen without any delay. I’ve watched some videos I recorded of my kids playing soccer, and the experience has been fantastic. So far, I’m very happy with the PX3. It has brought a lot of fun to our family, more than we expected!

I had a UST Vava projector before this, the Vava performed really well and has excellent sound; this projector however has even better picture quality and an xbox native mode (I can see some difference but not a whole lot)l the keystone correction is a little different from what I'm used to but it is still easy to use; allow some time for proper adjustment also get the proper screen for an UST - the difference is also noticeable

Great image quality and set up was a breeze. No additional wires or speakers needed. Perfect for a moderate sized theater/game room.

The Hisense PX3 Pro is an outstanding ultra-short throw projector that delivers sharp 4K visuals with vibrant colors and excellent brightness levels. Its advanced laser technology ensures a cinematic experience at home, while the sleek design and user-friendly interface make it a top-tier choice for entertainment enthusiasts.

When I first set up my PX3-PRO, I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect from a projector in this price range — but after living with it for a few weeks, I’ve been genuinely impressed overall. Right out of the box, the image is rich, bright, and incredibly immersive. The triple-laser technology delivers colors that feel very true to life and bold, even in rooms that aren’t completely dark, and I’ve easily run it in a living room with some ambient light without losing much contrast or detail. The projector supports Dolby Vision and HDR10+, which makes movies and shows pop with depth and vibrancy. The size flexibility is amazing too. It’s like having a giant TV that literally sits inches from the wall. The built-in 50 W Harman Kardon speakers with Dolby Atmos are a bonus — they’re louder and fuller than your average projector speaker system — but they’re still no replacement for a dedicated soundbar or home theater setup. If you really want that cinema feel, pairing it with external audio makes a big difference. Great for Movies and Gaming. or the price and what you get, the PX3-PRO genuinely feels like a leap forward in home cinema tech. The picture quality, color fidelity, and sheer scale of the image make it feel like a real theater-style upgrade over even high-end TVs — especially if you love big screen movie nights or gaming sessions.

The projector has excellent picture quality and brightness in my theater room. My gaming experience has been great so far. The initial setup was not bad, except getting the projector to line up correctly on the screen took longer than I expected. Overall, I am pleased with the purchase of my first projector.

Nice ultra short throw projector. Manual setup with floor rising ALR screen took about 20 minutes to align. Produces beautiful image. Use mainly for sporting events and movies. Screen kept being remotely triggered by use usb fob when in standby mode. I bought a remote power switch for plug and now remotely turnoff power to the projector so it does not inadvertently trigger screen to rise.

Best short throw projector which is worth the money and looks sleek

Great projector and works well for my space. Really bright and theater like quality.

Great short throw projector. Hadn't been a fan of a projector till I got one and was impressed. This projector right here tho, really expresses a projector you want and gotta have if looking for one. The sound is quality and picture is amazing. Great buy and hope you get one as well.

Incredible projector. I do recommend pairing it with a Hisense short throw projector screen, but I can imagine it’ll look good on any screen. Worth every penny.

This is the 3rd UST projector I've owned in the past 5 years... And it's the best one. It's not a tank (AWOL 3500) like my last one... Best picture quality... Easiest setup... Backlit remote and lots of options. This is the best in class as far as I'm concerned. Not sure about customer support since I have not had to use them yet... But I grabbed the 4 year extended warranty from Best Buy, so I have piece of mind for awhile. And it's a lot less than my last one.

Great picture, improved my movie watching experience exponentially. The buying experience was amazing as well. I was able to view it in store and I found the lowest price at the same time at BEST BUY...WIN WIN

Exceptional image. Almost on par with more expensive overhead laser projectors. Fan could be a bit loud during a silent scene, but not too distracting. Overall a 5/5 product.

I’ve really enjoyed this projector. It has a great picture that exceeded expectations.