Save $300 on the Hisense C3 Smart Laser Projector at Amazon
- Shoppers can purchase the Hisense C3 Triple Color RGB Smart Laser Projector for $1,699.99 at Amazon, representing a $300 savings off its regular price of $1,999.99, Mashable reported...
- The temporary price reduction brings the Hisense C3 projector down to $1,699.99 from its standard $1,999.99 retail figure at Amazon.
- While the C3 model sees retail discounts in online storefronts, MyBroadband reported that Hisense is rolling out a broader generation of laser entertainment products spanning multiple tiers.
Shoppers can purchase the Hisense C3 Triple Color RGB Smart Laser Projector for $1,699.99 at Amazon, representing a $300 savings off its regular price of $1,999.99, Mashable reported on Oct. 14. The 15% discount arrives alongside a broader expansion of Hisense’s projection hardware lineup into international markets, bringing new laser models ranging from portable units to high-end home cinema systems to consumers.
Amazon Price Drop Cuts Cost of Triple Laser Projector
The temporary price reduction brings the Hisense C3 projector down to $1,699.99 from its standard $1,999.99 retail figure at Amazon. The 15% price cut makes the 4K UHD projection system more accessible for home theater buyers looking for alternative display setups. The device supports image sizing from 65 inches up to 300 inches, featuring IMAX Enhanced and Dolby Vision certification for high dynamic range playback. Setup is handled via a 360-degree horizontal and 135-degree vertical gimbal, letting users project content onto walls, fences, or ceilings.
Expanded Hisense Laser Range Reaches Global Markets
While the C3 model sees retail discounts in online storefronts, MyBroadband reported that Hisense is rolling out a broader generation of laser entertainment products spanning multiple tiers. The expanded lineup includes the flagship XR10 home cinema projector, which delivers 6,000 ANSI lumens for bright rooms, and the C3 Ultra variant, which targets flexible entertainment with 4,000 ANSI lumens, 4K resolution, and a 5,000:1 contrast ratio backed by an IRIS Lens. Additional hardware includes the battery-powered P1 portable projector, which yields up to 2.5 hours of video playback at 300 lumens, and the ultra-short-throw PX4 Pro Laser Cinema designed for living room installations with 3,500 ANSI lumens and AMD FreeSync Premium support for gaming.
Retail Availability and Upcoming Hardware Releases
While the Amazon discount on the standard C3 model is live for online buyers, regional availability for the wider laser projector catalog varies by market. MyBroadband reported that the XR10, P1, and PX4 Pro models are already circulating through select retailers including Hirsch’s, Takealot, and E-piphany in South Africa. The C3 Ultra variant carries a scheduled retail arrival by the end of October, expanding purchase options for consumers seeking high-end laser projection alternatives to traditional televisions.