LightGo represents the industry's first portable projector designed specifically for outdoor use. Built around the same Qualas 42 tri-color laser module found in Vidda's 10,000+ yuan home projectors, LightGo delivers cinema-grade color accuracy in a backpackable form factor [citation:1][citation:2].

Key Specifications:

• Optical engine: QuaLas 42 tri-color laser, 110% BT.2020 color volume
• Brightness: Standard 1300 CVIA lumens / LightGo Plus 1400 CVIA lumens [citation:3]
• Resolution: 1080p Full HD (2.2m to 100-inch image) [citation:9]
• Battery: 20,000mAh with "Qingliu" BMS — 2.5-hour runtime, works at -20°C
• Optical zoom: 1.0-1.3:1 with auto focus and keystone correction
• Mount: Integrated 360-degree gimbal for flexible positioning
• Audio: 2x7W Dolby Atmos-certified speakers
• Weight: Approximately 2.1kg

Standard price: 3,899 yuan (~$535) | LightGo Plus: 3,999 yuan (~$550) [citation:3]

Vidda continues to dominate China's premium projector market (No. 1 in 8,000+ yuan segment) with the C5 series. The flagship C5 Master debuts industry-first MCL 3A laser technology and a custom SST-architecture DMD chip [citation:1][citation:2].

Technical highlights:

• Laser engine: Industry-first MCL 3A laser
• Color accuracy: ΔE
• Black level: 0.01nit extreme black via QianShan AI Imaging Platform
• Processor: SST-architecture DMD chip
• Positioning tiers: C5 Ultra Max (panoramic AV flagship), C5 Ultra (full AI tuning), C5 ProMax (gaming + AV all-rounder) [citation:7]

Pre-orders opened May 8 at 10 PM Beijing time [citation:7].

The UX represents a significant engineering achievement: true RGB mini-LED backlighting where each LED contains individually controlled red, green, and blue diodes. This eliminates color filters entirely, producing purer, more vibrant colors with minimal haloing [citation:4][citation:10].

Key Specifications:

• Backlight: RGB mini-LED with 2,304 local dimming zones and 6,912 color control zones [citation:10]
• Processor: H7 AI picture chip (downscaled from flagship TVs) [citation:2]
• Color gamut: 100% BT.2020 native, 108-bit color depth
• Brightness: Sustained high brightness with no burn-in risk
• Efficiency: 42% blue light reduction, 30% lower energy consumption vs OLED [citation:1]
• Availability: Global launch September 2026

Pre-order offer: 100 yuan deposit = 1,000 yuan discount (valid through June 18), price protection through November 11, 3-year warranty [citation:7]

GX Ultra is the world's first 0OD (zero optical distance) Mini LED monitor, using a microcrystalline full-array backlight system to eliminate haloing at the physical level [citation:1][citation:2].

Key Specifications:

• Resolution: 5K (5,120 × 2,880) — nearly double 4K pixel count
• Refresh rate: 180Hz at 5K / 330Hz at QHD (2,560 × 1,440)
• Panel: 5K Obsidian Screen, 1.8% ultra-low reflectance
• Color: Wide viewing angle compensation
• Interface: Full bandwidth DisplayPort 2.1
• Launch price: 6,999 yuan (~$960) — available from May 8 [citation:1]

G7 Ultra & G7 Pro — 4K High-Refresh Gaming Monitors

• G7 Ultra: 2,304-zone Mini LED backlight, DP 2.1, 4K 180Hz / FHD 360Hz dual refresh modes
• G7 Pro: 1,152-zone Mini LED, 4K 180Hz / FHD 360Hz
• Peak brightness: 2,000 nits
• Both: 99% DCI-P3 color, mirror low-reflection Obsidian screen
• G7 Pro launch price: 2,499 yuan (~$345)

G7 series available May 8 at 3 PM Beijing time [citation:1][citation:7].

The X8 Ultra updates the popular Dabai X8 Pro with significant design and battery innovations. The "Swan Neck agile architecture" allows the 32-inch screen to detach from its stand with one hand — redefining what a mobile screen can do [citation:1][citation:2].

Key Specifications:

• Display: 32-inch 4K UHD
• Battery system: 20,000mAh total (10,000mAh screen + 10,000mAh base) — 15-hour total, screen-only 7-hour runtime
• Audio: 120W peak, 5-driver Devialet system
• Configuration: 8GB + 256GB storage
• AI engine: TV-derived AI super-resolution processor
• Color: 100% DCI-P3, 178-degree wide viewing angle
• Launch price: 7,999 yuan (~$1,100) — pre-orders May 8, full launch May 30 [citation:1]

The M5 doubles as both a high-performance speaker and an art display. The frame-style design can show digital artwork when audio isn't active, while motion sensors wake the display when someone approaches [citation:1][citation:7]. Devialet-tuned acoustics power the audio experience [citation:2].

• Human presence sensing: Screen activates when approach detected
• Art display mode: Digital canvas when idle
• Audio tuning: Devialet collaboration
• Availability: Q3 2026, pricing TBD

At 26.5 grams, the G11 is designed to be worn as everyday eyewear, not just occasional gadget use. The titanium frame and 5.3mm temple thickness make them visually indistinguishable from standard glasses [citation:5].

Key Specifications:

• Weight: 26.5g — among lightest AI glasses on market
• Audio: 6-microphone spatial audio array (industry-first) — 50% noise reduction improvement
• AI features: Real-time recording with AI summarization, live translation support
• Battery: 47.2 hours practical use, 12 days standby; 50% charge in 10 minutes [citation:5]
• Interaction: Nod to answer calls, shake head to decline
• 5 styles: From 1,299 to 1,599 yuan (~$180-220)

Frame options with pricing:

• Aviator / Classic Boston: 1,299 yuan (~$180)
• Fashion Brow Bar: 1,399 yuan (~$195)
• Light Luxury Titanium / Vintage Round Titanium: 1,599 yuan (~$220) [citation:5]

The C1 is positioned as the power backbone for Hisense's mobile ecosystem. While detailed specs are pending, the charger is designed for fast-charging compatibility across the full product lineup [citation:1][citation:8].