Hisense Unveils XR10 Flagship Lifestyle Laser Projector: 6,000 Lumens and Industry-First Liquid Cooling
Hisense has officially announced the upcoming release of its newest flagship lifestyle projector, the XR10, ahead of the CES 2026 show. Positioned as a high-performance solution for large-format home cinema, the XR10 is designed to deliver industry-leading brightness, advanced thermal management, and flexible installation for premium viewing environments.
The XR10 is engineered to support screen sizes ranging from 65 to 300 inches, utilizing an optical zoom range of 0.84x to 2.0x to maintain image integrity across a variety of room sizes and throw distances.
LPU 3.0 Engine and 6,000 Lumen Performance
The XR10 serves as the debut platform for Hisense’s LPU 3.0 Digital Laser Engine. This upgraded chipset manages a pure RGB triple laser light source (TriChroma), which Hisense reports is capable of achieving 6,000 ANSI lumens of brightness. This high output is intended to provide a clear, vibrant image even in rooms with higher levels of ambient light.
According to Hisense, the LPU 3.0 architecture also improves color fidelity across the BT.2020 color gamut while reducing laser speckle to as low as six percent, aimed at delivering a cleaner, artifact-free viewing experience.
Advanced Liquid Cooling and All-Glass Optics
To support its high lumen output in a compact form factor, the XR10 incorporates a fully sealed microchannel liquid cooling system. This design is intended to enhance heat dissipation more efficiently than traditional fan-based cooling, ensuring consistent performance and quieter operation over time.
The projector’s optical path features a 16-element all-glass lens array. Hisense states that the use of glass lenses improves light transmittance and provides superior temperature stability, which helps prevent discoloration and focus drift during extended viewing sessions.
Dynamic Contrast and AI Sensing Technology
The XR10 introduces a new IRIS system that automatically adjusts the lens aperture and exposure based on the content and ambient lighting conditions. This hardware-based adjustment allows the projector to achieve a reported 6,000:1 contrast ratio, intended to balance detail between deep shadows and bright highlights.
For ease of setup, the XR10 features an intelligent sensing solution utilizing four cameras and dual Time of Flight (TOF) sensors. Combined with smart AI adjustments, this system is designed to achieve lossless image correction for side-projected setups up to ±15 degrees. Additionally, a lens-shift design allows for precise vertical and horizontal positioning without moving the projector chassis.
Availability
The Hisense XR10 is being introduced as the next chapter in the company’s Laser Home Cinema lineup. Final pricing and regional release dates are expected to be confirmed following the official unveiling at CES 2026 in January.
Additional technical details will be available from Hisense as the product nears its market launch.
Disclaimer
The information presented above is based on preliminary product details and press announcements released by Hisense USA ahead of CES 2026. This announcement does not represent hands-on testing or independent verification of performance claims. Product specifications, features, and availability are subject to change without notice as the manufacturer finalizes the product for retail release.
