Questions about Hisense PL1SE

Unfortunately, we have no information on whether and when we will be offering the PL2.

Unfortunately, our supplier has not yet made us an offer, but we will receive a price list in the next few weeks. It may then be available next month.

The Hisense PL1 has a built-in triple tuner (for TV reception via cable), the PL1SE (TV reception via Internet) does not.

I have been using the projector for just over half a year and am very happy with it. In my search and comparison of around two dozen projectors, I finally decided in favour of the PL1SE because the operating volume was also one of the main factors for me. The PL1SE's fan is of course a little audible, but you quickly get used to it and it's definitely not annoying, although I'm very sensitive to noise myself, and the db volume is one of the lowest of the ultra-short throw projectors. There is also no beeping, as with other projectors. Furthermore, the projector has an intermediate image calculation (e.g. for sporting events) and there is no chromatic aberration to complain about. Furthermore, the projector can be used variably for 100-120" projection width, whereas other projectors have a fixed focal length. I recommend checking the manufacturer's specifications and taping the projection surface on the wall to see if you feel comfortable with it. Above all, you should also look at the bottom edge, i.e. the minimum distance from the screen to the floor before the image begins. This is mainly about a comfortable viewing angle from the sofa. I also recommend using an AppleTV. The Vidaa operating system is okay, but with the AppleTV everything runs a little more smoothly and is clearer. All the usual apps (Netflix, Sky, NBA, Disney, Paramount, YouTube etc.) are available. If you are interested, I can also recommend the electrically retractable floor screens from vividstormscreen (dot com, model "S Pro"). A return to a normal TV is no longer a topic for me since using the projector.