Is the Hisense PX2-Pro worth it for a small theater room?

Yes—if your small theater room can be kept fairly dark and you want a big-screen, TV-like setup without ceiling-mounting a projector, the Hisense PX2-Pro can be worth it. It is an ultra-short-throw 4K laser projector, so it is especially appealing in smaller rooms where a standard long-throw projector would be awkward.

The main reason to buy it is space efficiency: it sits close to the wall or screen and can create a large image without needing projector placement at the back of the room. For a dedicated small theater room, pair it with a proper UST/ALR screen and plan carefully for console depth, screen height, and seating distance.

I would not buy it if you want the deepest black levels for a fully light-controlled cinema room, if you plan to project onto a plain wall, or if you are expecting OLED-level contrast. In a dark small theater, a traditional home-theater projector may deliver better cinematic contrast for the money, while a large TV may be better if your target size is around 75–85 inches.