Best Projector Screen for Hisense Laser TV PX1-PRO and PX2-PRO

The Hisense PX1-PRO and PX2-PRO are among the brightest ultra short throw laser TVs on the market. With 2200–3000 ANSI lumens and a 0.25:1 throw ratio, they sit just 20–40 cm from the screen and can fill a 100" image in a living room. But here's the catch: they require a special UST screen. Put a Hisense Laser TV in front of a regular matte white screen and you'll get a washed-out, grey mess — the light hits the surface at such a steep angle that a standard screen scatters it everywhere.

This guide covers the right UST Fresnel ALR screens for the Hisense PX1-PRO, PX2-PRO, and the broader L9G / L9H Laser TV lineup.

Why UST Projectors Need a Special Screen

A standard long throw projector fires light at a screen from a relatively shallow angle (roughly 10–15°). A UST projector fires light from an extreme upward angle (typically 45–60°). A matte white screen reflects light equally in all directions — which means most of the projector's light bounces away from your eyes, and ambient light from above (ceiling lights, windows) reflects straight back at you.

A Fresnel ALR screen solves both problems. Micro-grooved optical structures on the screen surface redirect the steep incoming beam straight back to the viewer, while simultaneously rejecting overhead ambient light. The result: a bright, high-contrast image even with lights on.

Hisense PX1-PRO and PX2-PRO Specs That Affect Screen Choice

• Throw ratio: 0.25:1 (same for PX1-PRO and PX2-PRO)
• PX1-PRO brightness: 2200 ANSI lumens (1000 nits)
• PX2-PRO brightness: 3000 ANSI lumens (up to 2000 nits)
• Screen size range: 80"–150" (official recommendation 100"–120")
• Screen type required: UST Fresnel ALR or UST-specific CLR

Best TrueThrow UST Screens for Hisense Laser TV

1. TrueThrow Fresnel ALR UST Screen — Best Overall for PX1-PRO

The TrueThrow Fresnel ALR is purpose-built for UST projectors in the 0.19:1 to 0.30:1 throw range — exactly where the PX1-PRO sits. The optical Fresnel lenticular surface delivers sharp image quality with excellent ambient light rejection. Gain of approximately 0.6–0.8 provides uniform brightness across the screen with no hot-spotting. Available in 100", 110", and 120".

2. TrueThrow CBSP Carbon Black UST Screen — Best for Bright Rooms

The CBSP Carbon Black uses a darker base layer beneath the Fresnel structure for maximum ambient light rejection. If your living room has large windows, skylights, or ceiling pot lights you can't dim, the CBSP delivers noticeably better contrast in those conditions compared to a standard Fresnel screen. The PX2-PRO's extra brightness pairs especially well with the CBSP's higher ambient light rejection.

3. TrueThrow HBSP Premium UST Screen — Best Image Quality

The HBSP uses a premium optical structure for the highest peak brightness and sharpest image quality in the TrueThrow UST lineup. If you're running the PX2-PRO and want to maximise every lumen it produces, the HBSP is the right screen. Available in larger sizes up to 150".

4. TrueThrow PET Crystal BSP UST Screen — Best Value UST Screen

A PET-film Fresnel construction that delivers solid UST performance at a lower price point. A good entry point if you're buying a PX1-PRO on a budget and want to keep total setup cost down without compromising on the UST-required screen type.

What About the Hisense-Branded Screen?

Hisense sells its own Ambient Light Rejecting screen accessories. They work fine but are typically priced higher than equivalent third-party options, and sizing can be limited. TrueThrow UST screens are designed to the same Fresnel spec and ship free — typically with a faster delivery timeline than importing Hisense accessories.

Placement and Size Tips for Hisense Laser TV in

• At 0.25:1 throw, the PX1-PRO needs to be placed 25 cm from the screen per 100 cm (39") of screen width.
• For a 100" screen (87" wide), the projector sits roughly 22 cm from the screen base.
• Hisense recommends a screen height of at least 60 cm from the floor for the laser unit to sit below the screen safely.
• Most living rooms work well with 100" or 110" — go 120" only if your room is wider than 12 feet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a regular projector screen with the Hisense PX1-PRO?

No. The PX1-PRO and PX2-PRO are ultra short throw projectors that fire light at a steep upward angle. A regular matte white screen will reflect most of that light away from the viewer and will also reflect ambient light from above directly back — producing a dim, washed-out image. You need a Fresnel ALR screen designed for UST projection.

What size screen works with the Hisense PX1-PRO?

The PX1-PRO officially supports 80"–150" screens. In a typical living room, 100"–120" is the most practical range. The projector unit needs to sit on a TV stand or console at least 60 cm tall, directly below the screen centre.

Does the Hisense PX2-PRO need a different screen than the PX1-PRO?

No — both use the same 0.25:1 throw ratio and the same UST Fresnel screen type. The PX2-PRO is brighter (3000 ANSI lumens vs 2200), so it can push through more ambient light. If your room is very bright, pairing the PX2-PRO with the CBSP Carbon Black screen will give you the strongest performance.

Will a TrueThrow UST screen work with other Hisense Laser TV models?

Yes. TrueThrow UST Fresnel screens are compatible with all Hisense Laser TV models including the L5G, L9G, L9H, PX1-PRO, and PX2-PRO — as well as most other 0.19:1 to 0.30:1 UST projectors from Samsung, LG, AWOL, Epson, and XGIMI Aura.