Epson LS11000 vs Hisense PX3-Pro
Hisense PX3-Pro comes out ahead of Epson LS11000 on 5 of the 6 things that decide this, going by what each maker publishes. The one that matters for you may be one the leader loses.
The verdict
Hisense PX3-Pro takes it, 5–1 on rounds.
On the published figures, Hisense PX3-Pro takes 5 of 6 rounds. Treat that as a starting point and check the current figures on both pages, because prices and plans move.
Choose Epson LS11000 if…
- • You want Epson LS11000's edge on how deep its blacks go
Choose Hisense PX3-Pro if…
- • You want Hisense PX3-Pro's edge on what it costs and how long the light source lasts
Round by round
- Round 1What it costsHisense PX3-Pro winsEpson LS110005/10
$4,499.99
epson store price (out of stock)
- $4,499.99, against $3,499.99
Source: epson.com ↗
Hisense PX3-Pro wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 2How deep its blacks goEpson LS11000 winsHisense PX3-Pro5/10
3,000:1 native
native contrast ratio
- 3,000:1 native, against 1,200,000:1
Source: shop.hisense-usa.com ↗
Epson LS11000 wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 3How long the light source lastsHisense PX3-Pro winsEpson LS110005/10
20,000 h (Normal)
light source life, normal mode
- 20,000 h (Normal), against 25,000+ hours
Source: cdn.bfldr.com ↗
Hisense PX3-Pro wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 4Which HDR formats it playsHisense PX3-Pro winsEpson LS110005/10
HDR10, HDR10+, HLG
hdr formats
- HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, against DV, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
Source: epson.com ↗
Hisense PX3-Pro wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 5How close it can sit to the wallHisense PX3-Pro wins
Hisense PX3-Pro wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 6How heavy it isHisense PX3-Pro wins
Hisense PX3-Pro wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
Side by side
- $4,499.99, against $1,999 (sale $1,799)
- 1,200,000:1, against 2,000,000:1
- 20,000 h (Normal), against 30,000 h (ECO)
- below 20 ms, against 6.5 ms at 1080p/240Hz
- 3,000:1 native, against 1,200,000:1