The questions you have sent us (and your answers) about this projector

We are going to answer your doubts about the C2 Ultra, the most top model within the company’s domestic projectors catalog. We have been testing it several days, and now we bring you a video with all the answers to the questions that you have been sending us about it in Our Instagram profile.

Q & A of the Hiense C2 Ultra

We start the video talking about whether the projector is easy to transport and configure. Here, we tell you that it is an 6 kg medium -sized projector, and that can be transported without problem Thanks to the fact that it even comes with a cloth bag. It is designed for that.

It is best to have a fixed place to install it and not move it much, although this projector has a base with which you can put it on any surface Flat In addition, its design allows you to rotate 360º horizontally and 135º vertically, being quite flexible when placing it.

We also talk about its characteristics, such as its TOF sensors and the CMOS image, which allow the position and approach of the projected image to be made. Inclosed if the projector moves for something, the image can be automatically readjusted in a few seconds.

You don’t need a projection screen either To use the projector, as it works with walls at home. In addition, we tell you that the size of the projection is 65 to 300 inches, and we also explain the dimensions that it is responsible to use, as well as the distances.

In the video we also answer other questions as if it is heated too much, the ports or connections it has, the shine lumens, and what is their operating system. We also explain your connectivity and compatibility with streaming platforms, as well as Your speaker system own and connectability with mobiles and consoles.

Then, the video ends up talking about its image quality, resolution and formats with which it is compatible. But the best thing is that you watch the video to see all the answers.

This content is a collaboration and sponsorship between Xataka and the brand, but there is no pact on the script or the selection of the issues. The editorial content is prepared entirely by Xataka.