Hisense C2 Ultra

If you want a portable projector for movies, sports, and big-screen streaming without mounting a TV, the C2 Ultra is aimed squarely at you. It throws a genuinely large image, supports Dolby Vision, and packages the whole thing in a lifestyle projector you can move from room to room instead of committing to a fixed install. ## What makes it worth it The biggest draw is brightness: 3,000 ANSI lumens is strong for a portable projector and helps the C2 Ultra hold up better than most mini models when the room is not perfectly dark. The triple-laser RGB light source is the other headline feature, and reviews consistently point to vivid colour and sharp-looking 4K output as the reason it stands out. Hisense also leans hard into convenience with automatic setup features, plus a built-in JBL audio system with subwoofer support, so you do not need to immediately budget for external speakers. Dolby Vision and IMAX Enhanced support give it a more serious home-cinema spec sheet than the usual portable projector. ## Where it falls short It is still a projector, so ambient light will always hurt contrast and black levels more than a good TV. It is also expensive for something portable, and some reviewers note that contrast is good rather than class-leading, especially versus the best home-theatre projectors. Buy this if you want a bright, flexible big-screen projector for movies and gaming in a room you can dim. Skip it if you mainly watch in daylight or want the deepest black levels for the money.

£2,600.16