SAVE $400: As of Sept. 12, the Hisense C2 mini laser projector is on sale for $1,599.99 at Amazon. That's 20% off its usual list price.
If you prefer a portable and flexible TV experience, it's hard to beat a mini laser projector. They've come a long way in recent years and can rival big screen 4K TVs, while also allowing you to watch movies, TV shows, and sports from practically anywhere. Of course, that technology doesn't come cheap, so finding a top model at a steep discount is a big deal.
As of Sept. 12, the Hisense C2 mini laser projector is down to $1,599.99 at Amazon. That's 20% in savings. While that's not the cheapest price it's ever been, it's still a pretty solid discount that'll keep an extra $400 in your pocket.
Released last fall, the C2 projector is a relatively budget-friendly option in the Hisense lineup. It's equipped with Hisense's Tri-Chroma triple color laser to ensure color accuracy, supports 3D viewing, and boasts 2,000 lumens. Projection size ranges from 65 to 300 inches and thanks to 360-degree horizontal rotation and 135-degree vertical adjustment, it delivers unparalleled viewing flexibility. Watch movies on the ceiling, stream workout videos on the wall, set up a massive outdoor theater experience, or keep up with live sports in any room of the house. With auto keystone correction and auto focus, smart wall color adaptation, and obstacle avoidance, you'll get an immersive viewing experience instantly with little work on your part.
It does have a few limitations. It doesn't get quite bright enough to watch in an extremely sunny environment and there's no built-in subwoofer for enhanced sound. But it does still offer key technologies like Dolby Vision and HDR10+, as well as JBL 2.0 channel audio. At the end of the day, the Hisense C2 mini laser projector delivers where it matters: a portable, flexible, and immersive home theater experience. And at $1,599.99, it's a pretty competitive value.
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