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Hisense XR10 projector delivers bright, flexible picture at a high price
Hisense launched the XR10 projector in May 2026 after unveiling it at CES.
It costs $5,999 in the US, down from an initial $6,999, though some deals have brought it to $4,499.
Its three-laser system produces a bright, colorful picture, while an adjustable iris helps improve contrast in dark rooms.
A wide zoom range and lens shift let owners position the projector in different places and still align the image.
The XR10 can project screens from 65 to 300 inches and has built-in speakers and VidaaOS, Hisense’s smart TV system.
However, it does not support VRR or 4K at 120Hz, features offered by some newer projectors.
Its high price may make it harder to compete as newer models from XGIMI, JMGO and Hisense arrive.
TechRadar says the Hisense XR10 projector delivers a bright, colorful picture in both bright and dark rooms.
Its adjustable optics, including zoom and lens shift, allow flexible placement.
The projector launched at $6,999 in the US, and TechRadar lists its current US price as $5,999.
TechRadar says it lacks VRR and 4K/120Hz support offered by some newer projectors.
The review describes the XR10 as a powerful but pricey option.
- Who
- Hisense makes the XR10 projector.
- What
- The XR10 is a 3-laser DLP projector that TechRadar reviewed.
- When
- It debuted at CES 2026 and started shipping in May 2026. TechRadar published its review on October 29, 2026.
- Where
- It debuted at CES 2026; a specific location for its availability is not stated.
- Why
- Its bright picture and flexible optics are intended to work across different room conditions and placements.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Hisense XR10 made its debut at CES 2026.
The projector started shipping.
TechRadar published its review of the XR10.
- Current listed US price
- $5,999
- Original US price
- $6,999
- Specified brightness
- 6,000 lumens
- Supported screen sizes
- 65–300 inches
- Weight
- 23.4 pounds
- Ports
- 2 HDMI 2.1 ports, 1 HDMI 2.0 port, and 2 USB-A ports
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What people are saying
The Hisense XR10 offers an amazing picture that can work in bright and dark rooms alike, and its flexible optics can adapt to all sorts of different placements.
But it’s very pricy, and it has to face some newcomers with competitive capabilities.