Hisense begins pre-orders for the XR10, offering a $1,700 discount along with a complimentary HT Saturn.

      The XR10 has arrived, and for a limited period, it is priced $1,700 lower than expected.

      Hisense has officially launched pre-orders for its most powerful home projector to date, the XR10 Triple Laser Projector. To entice customers, the company is offering a $1,700 discount along with a complimentary HT Saturn soundbar, originally valued at $1,299, for those who pre-order before April 24.

      Having been in the laser projector industry for more than ten years, Hisense has consolidated its expertise into the XR10. This projector utilizes a pure RGB triple laser light source paired with Hisense’s LPU 3.0 Digital Laser Engine, delivering 6,000 lumens of brightness—sufficient for viewing media even in bright daylight.

      How large can the XR10 project?

      The projector can expand up to 300 inches while maintaining sharpness and detail across the entire image. According to the press release, even at this size, there are no soft corners or quality loss as the image size increases.

      Worried about picture quality diminishing over time? Hisense has assured that the XR10 will keep its brightness, color, and clarity even after years of use.

      It provides deep contrast with rich blacks and intricate details, allowing for customizable picture settings to fit your room. The completely sealed cooling system ensures the projector operates quietly and reliably during extended movie sessions or gaming marathons, preventing heat or noise issues.

      What’s the price?

      Pre-orders for the Hisense XR10 are now open until April 24 at shop.hisense-usa.com, as well as Projector Screen, B&H, and Crutchfield.

      The base price is $6,999.99, but with the pre-order discount of $1,700 and the inclusion of a free HT Saturn soundbar, it presents significant value as an overall package.

      If you've been considering investing in a home theater setup, this pre-order period offers the best entry opportunity available.

      Rachit is an experienced tech journalist with over seven years of expertise in the consumer technology sector.

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