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Hisense C2 Ultra, Triple Laser Smart Portable Projector, 4K UHD, 3,000 Lumens, 65” – 300”, Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, Sound by JBL, Netflix Included, Designed for Xbox, Optical Zoom

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Set name: C2 Ultra


Features

  • 65"-300" Super Wide Projection SizeC2 Ultra supports screen sizes from 65'' to 300''. Whether its a living room wall or an open backyard, enjoy flexible setup and a truly large display with minimal distance.
  • Angle AdjusterC2 Ultra offers 360 horizontal rotation, 90 upward, and 45 downward tilt, giving you 135 of vertical adjustability. Easily switch between wall, screen, or ceiling projection without repositioning the base. Whether you're sitting, lying down, or outdoors, the angle stays just right. Built with an all-metal body and seamless joints for stable, precise adjustments.
  • Optical Zoom C2 Ultra features a 1.67x optical zoom and a wide throw ratio of 0.91.5:1, allowing larger screens from shorter distances. Zoom in or out while maintaining full 4K resolutionno distortion, no brightness loss. Ideal for flexible setups in different room sizes without sacrificing image quality.
  • 4K & 4K Upscaler Bring whats on screen into crystal-clear focus. Its 4K AI Upscaler transforms beloved classics, home movies, broadcast TV and even streaming content into striking 4K quality. Its amazing what can happen when every pixel works even harder.
  • Pure Triple Color Laser C2 Ultra uses an advanced triple laser light source that delivers richer colors and deeper detail than traditional LED projectors. With zero harmful blue light, its easier on your eyesperfect for long movie nights or family use. Expect cleaner whites, fuller reds, and a more natural picture overall.
  • 3000 ANSI Lumens BrightC2 Ultra delivers 3000 ANSI lumens of peak brightness with a 2000:1 contrast ratio, ensuring vivid detail in both bright scenes and deep shadows. Whether it's daytime viewing or a dark room, every frame stays sharp, vibrant, and clearideal for users seeking a high brightness 4K projector.
  • Super Wide Color Space, Super High Color Accuracy, 2000:1 Native Contrast 110%BT.2020 super wide color brings whatever you're watching to life in over a billion colors. Natural scenery, desert sands, grasslands...No matter what you watch on the C2, it's always a feast for the eyes. With E0.9 color accuracy and a native 2000:1 contrast ratio, every scene shows true-to-life tones and fine detailperfect for users seeking precise color, high contrast, and wide color gamut in a 4K projector.
  • IMAX Enhanced, Dolby VisionC2 Ultra is certified with both Dolby Vision and IMAX Enhanced, delivering studio-level color, contrast, and detail. Dark scenes stay sharp, bright scenes stay richjust as the director intended. A true choice for users seeking a projector with real cinema quality at home.
  • 240Hz Gaming C2 Ultra supports up to 240Hz refresh rate for ultra-smooth gameplay with zero stutter or motion blur. Perfect for fast-paced games and competitive play, it keeps every frame sharp and responsiveideal for users looking for a high frame rate gaming projector.
  • Designed for Xbox C2 Ultra is designed for Xbox, automatically detecting game input and reducing latency for faster response. It delivers smooth, real-time controlideal for console players looking for a projector built for Xbox performance.

Description

Get ready for movie night at your place! The C2 Ultra 4K Laser Mini Projector from Hisense is our most advanced pure tri-color laser yet. This means you'll experience precise colors and no harmful rays of blue light. Enjoy vivid, action-packed footage just as filmmakers intended, right in your own home, with the support of IMAX Enhanced and Dolby Vision®. You can adjust your screen size from a cozy 65” to a sizable 300”. Plus, you can mount the projector on your wall or ceiling or leave it on the floor for flexible viewing, no matter your setup.

Brand: Hisense


Recommended Uses For Product: Business, Education, Gaming, Home Cinema


Special Feature: 65" - 300", AutoMagic Adjustment System, Designed for XBOX, High Refresh Rate 240Hz, Trichrom Triple Laser Light Source See more


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi


Display resolution: 3840 x 2160


Additional Features: 65" - 300", AutoMagic Adjustment System, Designed for XBOX, High Refresh Rate 240Hz, Trichrom Triple Laser Light Source


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi


Native Resolution: 3840 x 2160


Display Resolution Maximum: 3840 x 2160 Pixels


Display Type: Laser


Form Factor: Portable


Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount


Brightness: 3000 Lumen


Color: Vivid


Wattage: 180 watts


Controller Type: App Control, Button Control, Remote Control, Voice Control


Compatible Devices: Gaming Console, Laptop, Smartphone, Speaker, Tablet


Contrast Ratio: 20000100


Maximum Throw Distance: 32.6 Feet


Light Source Operating Life: 25000 Hours


Maximum Image Size: 300 Inches


Voltage: 120 Volts


Hardware Connectivity: Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB 3.0


Control Method: Voice


Minimum Throw Distance: 4.2 Feet


Minimum Image Size: 65 Inches


Video Encoding: HEVC Main 10


Projector Maximum White Brightness: 3000 ANSI Lumens


Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: 4K AI Upscaler, MCL38 Laser


Brand: Hisense


Antenna Location: Business, Education, Gaming, Home Cinema


Built-In Media: Cleaning Kit, Power Cord, Projector, Remote, User Manual


Model Name: C2 Ultra


Model Number: C2 Ultra


UPC: 888143020563


Manufacturer: Hisense


Mfr Part Number: C2 Ultra


Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 11.3"L x 9.7"W x 9.7"H


Item Weight: 13.9 Pounds


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  • Ultimate 4K Laser Projector for Home Theater & Gaming – C2 Review
Set name: C2
The C2 projector is more than just a projector for our family—it's a premium cinematic experience built for both inside and outdoor movie nights. Whether we are projecting in our cozy living room or expanding to a massive 300” screen in our backyard, this device handles it with ease and precision. Picture Quality: Stunning and True to Life --Thanks to its Triple Laser Light Source, the color precision is jaw-dropping. Every frame is rich with detail, contrast, and depth. Brightness and Versatility -- With 2000 ANSI lumens, we get a vibrant, clear picture even when there is light in the room. Whether it's a dark thriller or a bright animated feature, the contrast and brightness levels deliver an immersive viewing experience. Smart Adjustments – Hassle-Free Setup -- One of the best features is the auto keystone correction and auto focus. It was so easy to set-up. The projector instantly adjusted to our screen and space, keeping the image sharp and perfectly proportioned without constant fiddling. Pair that with the gimbal-style angle adjuster, allowing 360° horizontal and 180° vertical movement, and everything was super flexible projector. Gaming Ready -- The Gamers in our family also love this projector. It handles fast-paced, high-resolution gaming with zero lag or motion blur. The experience is smooth and immersive. Final Verdict --The C2 projector combines cutting-edge technology with practical usability. From ultra-precise color and 4K clarity to effortless setup and lag-free gaming, this projector exceeded our expectations. It’s a premium investment—but it's absolutely worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2025 by Matty Mitchell

  • Hisense C2 Ultra Review - A Welcome Upgrade Indeed in 2025
Set name: C2 Ultra
Hisense C2 Ultra Review & Settings Shared I bought the C2 Ultra to upgrade from the bang for the buck Viewsonic PX701-4K, which is an amazing offering in its price range but of course lacks HDR10+ as well as Dolby Vision content which is becoming more common. The C2 Ultra handles all modern formats and uses a true RGB laser configuration which is what lead me to this purchase. My theater is a dedicated, 150 inch 1.3 gain matte white screen darkened space with Roku and a Dolby Atmos setup so I can comment from that point of view and experience thus far. I did not buy it for portability, apps / OS or its sound system. There is zero ambient light to contend with in my theater. 3000 lumens is more than enough in here. The quick review is that right out of the box without any tweaks (you should tweak though) the difference was huge. Color is amazing without being over saturated. The sharpness of the image, including captioning text, is incredible. The auto-focus feature does what no human being could accomplish in any amount of time when it comes to perfecting the image, in about 20 seconds. Optical zoom and keystone were very simple to dial in also. Mounting: Ceiling mount, standard 1/4” adapter for lifestyle projectors. My setup required minimal keystone due to the height of my already installed screen. I installed mine at the maximum zoom distance which is about 17 feet back from the 150” screen. I wish it didn't have speakers adding weight to it, but it mounted up fine after I used some good anchors. Setup: The theatrical standard for color temperature is 6500k, so I downloaded a Kelvin Meter app and tested it against LED bulbs and their claimed Kelvin values before using on my screen. I used a YouTube bright white video for reference. The closest modes were CINEMA NIGHT + color STANDARD but were still too cold (well over 7000k). I adjusted the WHITE BALANCE setting to BLUE GAIN -8 to achieve 6500k. I then used 20% and 50% grey YouTube videos to confirm 6500k was also translating to shadow content with this setting, so no offset was needed. I then pulled up a YouTube video with all primary and secondary colors displayed in gradient bars from black to full range and used the COLOR TUNER brightness adjustments for each to be sure the gradients were equal, and arrived at the following settings: Red 0, Green -2, Blue 0, Yellow -1, Cyan -3, Magenta +1 This is a poor man's setup but it translates as I watch movies I am familiar with in theatrical release viewings, aka good enough for me. My eyes gave me no reason to believe that hue or saturation needed to be adjusted and I don't have real test equipment to even confirm in depth decisions like that. Tweaking: Using YouTube videos (see Murideo Black Pluge for brightness and White Pluge for contrast, and explainer web or video info on how to use them) and a LUX meter app I arrived at the following settings for SDR content. CINEMA NIGHT mode LASER LUMINANCE: 4* BRIGHTNESS: 44* CONTRAST: 88* SHARPNESS: 0 COLOR SATURATION: 50 COLOR GAMUT: AUTO ADAPTIVE CONTRAST: HIGH* SUPER RESOLUTION: ON MOTION SMOOTHING: CUSTOM 0 GAMMA: BT.1886 (in my room this was critical for black and shadow detail) *After software update P0315 from Hisense I was able to move brightness down, contrast up, adaptive contrast to high and laser luminance down to 4. It appears as though that update allows deeper blacks and higher contrast as I had already dialed in settings before it prompted me to install the update. Most of these settings translate across all Dolby and HDR modes, I assume the C2 Ultra treats those settings as universal and adjusts curves and responses accordingly. Many of these settings, like color tuner and white balance, are universal. I had to seek out content to force each of the following modes individually as content delivery changes (I am 100% streaming from Roku, you may not be). HDR10+ THEATER: Adaptive Contrast: Medium HDR NIGHT: Adaptive Contrast: Medium, Dynamic Tone Mapping on DOLBY VISION CUSTOM: Adaptive Contrast: Medium, Laser locks at 8 I now have each mode tailored for my room and preferences. Most streaming content at this time is still just 4K HD without metadata processing, so the most common mode I am in is CINEMA NIGHT. I preferred DOLBY VISION CUSTOM mode for its default 8 laser luminance setting in my room. I find adaptive contrast medium is better suited to HDR content which already enhances contrast. Notes: Gamma BT.1886 is far superior for SDR content. I suspect many early users and reviewers have not examined the difference it makes in this mode. Its response curve is maximizing black vs highlights in a way no other setting does, and allows for less tweaking or software reliance otherwise in this mode. FILMMAKER mode in my setup is only triggered when using Vidaa OS apps and the two things to know are (1) it defaults to a Kelvin rating that is well below standard and (2) you can tweak it and save it however you like which to me defeats the purpose, unless you consider it a secondary mode. Even then I would think setting it up to reflect theatrical standards would make sense but Hisense thinks Warm1 among other defaults are what you should see. The Kelvin rating was around 5400k which is way off what a filmmaker would expect you to see. Color modes like Warm1 (default) are pleasing with higher red levels for some exaggerated flesh tone and you could easily prefer this if you're not striving for more balanced viewing as I am. SCENARIO ENHANCEMENT (originally HIGH DYNAMIC before the software update) I do not prefer as it tends to raise brightness levels overall. I could see it being useful in ambient light situations though. DARK DETAIL can be amazing on some content but overall I didn't want blacks raised to more grey just because a scene is dark. DYNAMIC TONE MAPPING in the one HDR mode that allowed it is incredible and vibrant. I did not prefer any of the INTELLIGENT MODE SETTINGS so they are all off. Each mode will have greyed out menu options that you cannot tweak. The Vidaa OS is perfectly fine, but my family enjoys and is familiar with the Roku Ultra which offers more apps as well. For some reason on my unit the home page coloring on Vidaa OS is really over-saturated and blown out, especially the reds. It appears as though it might be using “native” color gamut as a default. Not a concern for me just an observation. My Roku HDMI is slightly darker than using internal apps which would affect the brightness and contrast settings for me if I used their OS instead. The C2 Ultra handles 24P / 24Hz just fine regardless of some reviewers getting this wrong (Hisense support confirmed this as well). Using the internal Vidaa apps or setting my Roku Ultra output to frame rate match accomplishes this. You can double check the resolution as well as frame rate and color gamut / bit depth by entering the SUPPORT>SELF DIAGNOSIS>SIGNAL INFO menu to view this info while content is playing. Some apps in Roku and Vidaa do not obey the frame matching rules, so certainly the C2 Ultra is using “pull down” to accomplish a 24 frame rate for cinema in those cases. Setting judder to CUSTOM 0 seems like nonsense but it stopped a little bit of stuttering I was seeing only in end scene scrolling credits on certain apps that don't obey frame matching as well as say Netflix or MAX. Dolby Vision's superior color and dynamic range easily best HDR10+ processing, and the C2 will default to whatever the app or device is feeding it. Just a commentary on the two dynamic HDR processes, there really is no comparison. In fact I've noticed more than once that good ol' static HDR10 looked better than HDR10+ to me. I reported a LUX reading of 151 at the screen and 41 at my seat, and Grok calculated that my room is very close to the 14 foot lamberts rating of a cinema. I am the theater often and my eyeballs already kind of knew I was at least close. The remote is great, I like the backlighting and available settings. eArc works with no issues with my Atmos receiver, as a passthrough. Fan noise is lower than the PX701-4K I replaced. There is an animated “curtain close” when turning it off that is an interesting vibe and touch. You can even change the length, I prefer 5 seconds. My kids love it. My wife and kids noticed the image difference and they're not critical viewers at all. Lots of comments about how clear text is now. All of my setup process included bouncing between multiple apps and resolutions to find the best balance among them so I don't have to tweak for each movie. Dune, Furiosa, The Batman, Captain America Civil War, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Tomorrow War, The Meg and Jurassic World were the most used and would force the projector into different modes to tweak each one along to save. It's all about averaging and balance. I find the unit itself to have a sleek, modern yet cinema sort of appeal so it looks nice. Hisense support, while not knowledgeable of specifications level info (they cannot tell you what modes = what Kelvin ratings for example) are available and responsive enough. You wouldn't call them and ask setup questions but I bet they are helpful if you have service issues. Edit: I updated after software update P0315. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025 by Warhead

  • Blown away by the picture quality!
Set name: C2
I did a lot of research before buying the Hisense C2, and it has far exceeded my expectations. The picture quality is incredible as it is bright, sharp, and full of rich colors even in moderately lit rooms. The contrast is excellent, and HDR content really pops. The built-in speakers were far louder and more clear than I had expected. Setup was quick and simple. The auto focus and keystone correction work flawlessly, and the interface is intuitive and responsive. Overall, the Hisense C2 feels like a premium home theater experience in a portable package. Can't wait to try it out on the 200" portable projector screen that I also purchased. Highly recommended, worth every penny! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2025 by Jeremiah Rodgers

  • Great value and great quality!
Set name: C1 Bundle
Great buy and value. I had the prison ef12 before small little black box. The throw was better on that little one. This one requires more distance to get the full 100” that used to get. So doesn’t fill the whole pull down projector screen. I have limited pace so can’t get enough distance now. Aside from that. The brightness is phenomenal. It works very well. Looks very crisp. Not too bad during day but does have some issues with blacks during the day. I keep my living room blinds closed. All in all a very good purchase though. I compared for weeks. Trying to get best value for my price range and needs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026 by Heiden

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