Hisense Launches Portable P1 Laser Projector in Australia
The new Full HD device offers a 150-inch projection capability and an integrated battery for portable viewing.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Home Entertainment
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Hisense has officially released the P1 laser projector, a new Full HD device now available across Australia. It includes an internal battery that provides over two hours of playback time.
Why it matters
The P1 brings high-end projection technology to a more accessible price point for the Australian market. Its compact design and integrated stand make it a versatile option for mobile home entertainment.
The P1 projector supports a maximum projection size of 150 inches with a brightness capacity of 1000 lumens. The device is currently retailing for $1799 in Australian stores.
The players
Hisense
Hisense is a multinational consumer electronics and appliance manufacturer that produces a wide range of home entertainment products including laser projectors and televisions.
The details
The projector features a hinge-equipped stand to simplify positioning in various environments. Setup is streamlined through the integration of optical image zoom and AI adjustment technologies.
Timeline
The P1 projector became available in Australian stores on 19 October 2026.
Culture Shift
The introduction of the P1 marks a shift toward accessible, portable cinema experiences that contrast with the permanent home theatre installations dominated by high-end laser models. This move highlights a growing consumer demand for versatile devices that can operate without a fixed power source.
Shoppers can now purchase the P1 at a significantly lower entry cost compared to the company's premium $5000 projector alternatives. The inclusion of an internal battery means users can set up the device in outdoor or non-traditional spaces without needing immediate access to power outlets.
The takeaway
When choosing a portable projector, prioritize battery life and physical setup mechanisms like hinges to ensure usability in different locations. Always verify the maximum lumens to ensure the device brightness meets your specific viewing environment needs.
Further reading
For more on the latest equipment for your media room, explore the Home Entertainment section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Pickr.
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