Hisense introduces its 1st-ever consumer microLED TV

Hisense Reveals Two New Giant TVs — One Debuting Tri-Chroma LED TV Technology And One Using MicroLEDs
The most eye-catching of the two in terms of showcasing a new technology that we can expect to spread down to less gigantic and so more affordable/mainstream screens is the 116-inch 116UX, which as well as simply being huge also marks the consumer debut of Hisense’s new RGB Local Dimming Display Technology.
Hisense goes big with new TriChroma LED TV and a consumer microLED
We’re gonna admit it. The new Hisense TriChroma LED TV took us by surprise here at CES 2025, and piqued our interest to high levels. The unveiling of the 116-inch 116UX introduces what looks to be a new step forward in mini-LED display technology, but we also do have questions. First, here’s what we know.
Hisense introduces its first-ever consumer microLED TV
Hisense just introduced its first consumer microLED television at CES 2025 in Las Vegas. The 136MX includes a high-density array of over 24.88 microscopic LEDs to “deliver unparalleled brightness, resolution,
Hisense unveils a monster 136-inch TV with Micro LED display
Battling burn-in on super-sized OLED panels, Hisense releases the 136MX with a first stab at using Micro LED technology.
Hisense’s new giant "TriChroma LED TV" promises to be its "most advanced" Mini LED ever
At its heart, the new TriChroma LED TV uses a Mini LED panel, but it comes with atypical local dimming technology that uses independent red, green, and blue LEDs. These are design
Hisense’s TriChroma TV could be the middle ground between Mini LED and MicroLED
The company is showing off a MicroLED display at CES 2025. But it’s the Mini LED TV with a new approach to local dimming that’s the more interesting of the two.
Hisense’s L9Q laser TV is the best new projector I saw at CES 2025 and beats most OLED TVs
The big advantage of projectors is the large screen size you can get out of it, and the L9Q doesn't disappoint with five ...
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Hisense's L9Q Laser TV Promises Ridiculous Amounts of Brightness at CES 2025
H isense has unveiled its latest laser TV, the L9Q. It includes streaming TV onboard as well as a Dolby Atmos soundsystem. It ...
Hisense Unveils New Flagship Laser TV Series — Including Epic 150-Inch Model
Just because Hisense is doing nicely with its 100-inch and more LCD TVs doesn’t mean it’s given up on its laser projection ...
Hisense's new 4K laser TV delivers up to 150 inches of picture, and 6.2.2 channels of Dolby Atmos sound
Hisense has revealed its new laser TV ahead of CES 2025, and it's going big on both projection size and sound quality.
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Hisense Laser TV offers bigger, brighter TriChroma home cinema visuals
Hisense's premium home cinema ultra-short-throw projector line has evolved. The upcoming L9Q model announced at CES 2025 ...
Forget OLED TVs — this new laser TV projector beams a huge 150-inch picture with 5,000 lumens or brightness
To accompany these picture-related perks, Hisense has paid close attention to the audio side of things, as well. The L9Q has ...
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The Hisense L9Q Laser TV will have a variable lens for up to a 150-inch screen size
It’s been a couple of years since Hisense refreshed its Laser TV ultra short throw projector offerings (although last year we did get new UST projectors in the Laser Cinema line). At CES 2025 ...
HISENSE REDEFINES THE CINEMATIC EXPERIENCE WITH THE L9Q TRICHROMA™ LASER TV
Hisense, a global leader in consumer electronics and home appliances and official partner of Real Madrid and FIFA Club World ...
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Hisense L9Q Combines Laser TV and Projector Into One Piece Creating Future of Home Entertainment
Hisense L9Q laser TV is a hybrid blending 4K projection, stunning brightness, and Dolby Atmos sound for the ultimate home theater experience.
Hisense Unveils Groundbreaking TV Innovation At CES 2025 Delivering Audio-Visual Excellence In Collaboration With Pantone And Devialet
From the latest TriChroma LED TV to revolutionary MicroLED Display and Laser TV innovations, Hisense is redefining the limits ...