C2 Pro Triple Laser Smart Mini Projector

worth noting some ppl report units with unbearable whiny noise issue, my unit included

How's the dimming in the pitch dark room, i.e. lowering laser luminance setting to zero, would the screen get dark or just perceivable 25% lower from the brightest setting? Had this issue with C2 pro where can't get brightness down considerably

Picked up the Hisense C2 Pro and quickly realized it's not going to work for my setup. The placement requirements are too rigid. I need something with actual lens shift or more forgiving positioning options. Requirements: * Flexible placement * Dolby Vision and HDR support * Bright enough for a living room with ambient light * Will be paired with an existing 5.2.4 audio system and Nvidia Shield. Maybe 5.0.4 if in an apartment * No dedicated screen initially. I expect to move 2-3 times in the next 5 years, so will probably use the wall (unless it is really bad and there is simple ways to use and pack a good screen)? * Budget is flexible. This is a long-term investment, so I'm willing to spend for quality I'm moving away from traditional TVs specifically for the portability factor and I don't want to deal with mounting and risk breaking them whenever I move, so something that doesn't require perfect positioning every time would be ideal. What projectors would you recommend that check these boxes?

hisense c2, or hisense m2 (cheaper). built in swivel stand and good speakers lots do. the hicense c2 is a good higher end offering.its very quite fan, good inbuilt speaker, swivel stand that lets you easily point it at the ceiling. also supports low latency 120hz gaming if you want to do some gaming as well. otherwise the benq gv50 is a cheaper option that also supports pointing at the ceiling (no where near as good as the hicense though. much dimmer) but you could also consider xreal glasses? depends if you watch alone or with someone

seems to mainly be brightness and zoom. the m2 pro is (made of plastic), 1300ansi lumens with 1.3x optical and digital zoom. the c2 (made of plastic) is 2000ansi lumens with digital zoom only the c2 pro (made of metal) is 2600ansi lumens with 1.6x optical and digital zoom. and the c2 ultra (made of metal) is 3000ansi lumens with 1.6x optical zoom and digital zoom (it also apparently has a built in sub woofer). so you could probably watch at daytime with window open (assuming there isnt too much light hitting your ceiling). honestly even the base m2 pro would probably be great. Im personally planning to just buy the base m2 pro when they go on sale. its the one I know the most about (the quite 30db fan, and 120hz interest me).

hisense c2, or hisense m2 (cheaper). built in swivel stand and good speakers lots do. the hicense c2 is a good higher end offering.its very quite fan, good inbuilt speaker, swivel stand that lets you easily point it at the ceiling. also supports low latency 120hz gaming if you want to do some gaming as well. otherwise the benq gv50 is a cheaper option that also supports pointing at the ceiling (no where near as good as the hicense though. much dimmer) but you could also consider xreal glasses? depends if you watch alone or with someone

I like both. You’re correct anout the RBE on Hisense. Are you using a fresnel screen?

Hisense C2 Pro. A fantastic, top-of-the-line projector. Incredible image and excellent black levels. 2600 lumens and Dolby Vision + HDR10 and HDR10 Plus. You won't go wrong with this choice.