Hisense and Vidda have teamed up to launch the Vidda C5 series laser projectors in China. The new lineup focuses on premium home cinema experiences, gaming performance, and high-brightness projection, while also introducing several upgrades in audio and display technologies across different models.
Hisense Vidda C5 series specifications and features
The Vidda C5 lineup includes four models called the C5 Pro Max, C5 Ultra, C5 Ultra Max, and C5 Master. All variants come equipped with cinema-focused hardware such as Hubble movie lenses, VRR support, 240Hz refresh rate support, and 1ms low latency aimed at gamers. The projectors also feature a 2.1-channel speaker system with dual 8W tweeters, dual 10W full-range units, and a 20W subwoofer.
The C5 Pro Max features dual QuaLas42 laser systems, 3200 CVIA brightness, a 0.47-inch DMD chip, 5000:1 native contrast ratio, Wi-Fi 6, and 3GB RAM with 64GB storage. The C5 Ultra steps things up with the new MCL3A laser system, 4400 CVIA brightness, 6000:1 contrast ratio, Wi-Fi 7 support, and 4GB RAM with 64GB storage.
For users looking at higher-end options, the C5 Ultra Max adds a new SST architecture DMD chip, 4700 CVIA brightness, and Harman JBL-tuned 2.1-channel audio. The top-end C5 Master combines the MCL3A and QuaLas42 laser systems, reaches 5800 CVIA brightness, and introduces liquid cooling alongside an 8000:1 native contrast ratio. It also offers 4GB RAM and 128GB storage.
Hisense Vidda C5 series price and availability
In terms of pricing, the Vidda C5 Pro Max starts at 7,999 yuan (~$1,175) in China, while the C5 Ultra is priced at 10,499 yuan (~$1,455). The C5 Ultra Max costs 12,999 yuan (~$1,800), whereas the flagship C5 Master carries a price tag of 14,999 yuan (~$2,080). Hisense has not yet confirmed global availability for the new projector lineup.
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