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Hisense Unveils UR9 Series

Posted in Commentary with tags on April 23, 2026 by itnerd

Hisense today announced the global launch of its latest premium television lineup, the UR9 Series.

More than a product launch, UR9 represents a new interpretation of “Natural and Real Colour” — one that is not only more vivid, but also more natural, comfortable and true to life for everyday viewing. At the heart of UR9 is a breakthrough in how colour is created and experienced. By generating colour directly at the light source, UR9 delivers richer tones, more accurate details and a viewing experience that feels closer to how the human eye perceives the real world — reducing visual fatigue while enhancing immersion.

This leap in user-centric experience comes from Hisense’s industry-leading RGB Mini-LED technology. In March 2026, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) Video Division Board released the official industry definition for RGB LED TVs. As a CTA member, Hisense is a major force in establishing the global industry standard of what real RGB Mini-LED is, and continues to push the boundaries of conventional display technology.

At the forefront of this innovation, the Hisense UR9 Series represents a quantum leap in display engineering. Moving beyond traditional Mini-LED, it introduces a full RGB Mini-LED backlight system, where each LED integrates independent red, green and blue diodes — enabling unprecedented control over colour, brightness and contrast. This architecture achieves up to 100 per cent of BT.2020 colour gamut, delivering colour performance that is not only more expansive, but also more precise and lifelike.

Powering this breakthrough is the all-new Hi-View AI Engine RGB processor. Through real-time coordination of colour and brightness at the zone level, the processor ensures every frame is dynamically optimized — bringing greater depth, clarity and balance to each scene.

Beyond visual excellence, the UR9 is engineered as a complete sensory experience. Its integrated 4.1.2 Multi-Channel Surround Sound system, professionally tuned by Devialet, creates a fully immersive 360-degree soundscape. Featuring up-firing height speakers, dedicated surround channels and a powerful built-in subwoofer, the system delivers cinematic depth, dynamic range and spatial realism without the need for external equipment.

To ensure consistently comfortable viewing across environments, UR9 also delivers up to three-times deeper blacks and higher contrast, allowing for clearer details even in bright daylight. The Obsidian Panel reduces reflections to just 1.5–1.8 per cent by absorbing ambient light. For gaming enthusiasts, a native 180Hz refresh rate on selected models delivers ultra-smooth motion and responsiveness, enhancing next-generation gaming experiences to new heights.

Supporting a comprehensive suite of premium formats — including Dolby Vision IQ, IMAX Enhanced, and Filmmaker Mode — the UR9 is built to meet the evolving demands of both content creators and consumers. Its performance is complemented by a refined Pure Elegance Design, featuring a premium metal stand and a near bezel-less finish that seamlessly integrates into any modern living space.

With the launch of the UR9, Hisense brings its vision of Innovating A Brighter Life into sharper focus. By redefining “Natural and Real Colour” through true RGB Mini-LED, Hisense is not only advancing display technology, but shaping a viewing experience that is more natural, more immersive and more human-centric.

For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com.

Hisense Ignites the Countdown to the FIFA World Cup 2026, Showcasing Next-Generation Home Entertainment and Smart Living

Posted in Commentary with tags on April 21, 2026 by itnerd

Hisense today marks the 50-day countdown to the FIFA World Cup 2026TM with the launch of its global campaign. As a three-time FIFA World Cup official sponsor — having first partnered with FIFA in 2018 and continuing in 2022 — Hisense once again leverages the world’s biggest sporting stage to spotlight a new generation of flagship products designed to elevate how fans watch, live and connect.

At the centre of Hisense’s World Cup lineup is its latest display innovation—RGB Mini-LED—led by the flagship UR9 Series alongside the premium UX. Powered by an RGB Mini-LED backlight system and the Hi-View AI Engine RGB processor, the UR9 Series achieves 100% of BT.2020 colour coverage with exceptional accuracy and vibrancy. Equipped with a native 180Hz refresh rate, a Devialet-tuned 4.1.2 Multi-Channel audio system and region-optimized panels, it delivers up to three times deeper blacks and higher contrast, allowing for clearer details even in bright daylight. The Obsidian Panel reduces reflections to just 1.5–1.8% by absorbing ambient light. The UR9 RGB Mini-LED brings stadium-grade sight and sound straight to your living room.

At a recent event held at Home of FIFA in Zurich, Hisense unveiled its new 2026 RGB Mini-LED TV range, while also confirming its role as the official and exclusive Video Assistant Referee (VAR) Review TV Provider for the FIFA World Cup 2026TM in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Hisense has upgraded the display equipment in the FIFA World Cup Video Operation Room (VOR Room) to Hisense RGB Mini-LED TVs, which will deliver ultra-high colour gamut and precise colour reproduction, enabling clear and authentic restoration of live match footage for video assistant referees.

Expanding the Boundaries of Premium Display

Hisense redefines home entertainment with its cutting-edge laser display portfolio — headlined by the XR10 and L9Q — turning living spaces into immersive private stadiums for matchday viewing.

The Laser Projector XR10 introduces next-generation processing with 6,000 lumens brightness and 6,000:1 viewing contrast, as well as an intelligent projection capability of up to 300 inches, enhancing motion clarity and contrast for every thrilling moment of fast-paced football action. Meanwhile, the L9Q Laser TV, which captivated FIFA President Gianni Infantino during his visit to the Hisense booth at CES 2026, creates stunning cinema-grade screens up to 200 inches with ultra-short throw projection and vivid colours. Together, this premium laser ecosystem seamlessly transforms any home into a lively, stadium-like arena, placing the excitement and atmosphere of the FIFA World Cup 2026TM directly into viewers’ living rooms.

Smarter Living, Seamlessly Connected

Extending beyond entertainment, Hisense’s home appliance portfolio enhances the overall matchday experience through smarter, connected living. The U8 air conditioner — recognized by the Red Dot Award — combines refined design with efficient climate control, while the PureFlat Smart Series refrigerator, powered by the ConnectLife platform, enables seamless interaction across devices — supporting meal planning, content sharing and in-home communication, and introducing the concept of a more social, connected kitchen.

Bringing Fans Closer, Everywhere

As the countdown to the FIFA World Cup 2026TM accelerates, Hisense continues to bridge cutting-edge technology with global sporting passion — delivering immersive viewing, connected experiences and smarter living solutions that bring people closer to the game and to each other. Through continuous innovation across both home entertainment and appliances, Hisense remains committed to its vision of “Innovating a Brighter Life” — transforming everyday moments into extraordinary, shared experiences on the world’s biggest stage.

For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com.

Hisense Leads Global TV Shipments in 2025 Across 100-Inch and Laser TVs

Posted in Commentary with tags on March 4, 2026 by itnerd

Hisense has reaffirmed its leadership in the global large-screen TV market. According to Omdia’s full-year 2025 global shipment data, Hisense ranked No. 1 worldwide in the 100-inch-and-above TV segment for three consecutive years (2023–2025), with global shipment share reaching 57.1 per cent in 2025.

Hisense also maintained its No. 1 position in the global Laser TV category in 2025, marking seven consecutive years of worldwide leadership, with a global market share of 70.3%. These results confirm Hisense’s dominance across the most strategically important large-screen categories, where both scale and technological capability matter.

This sustained leadership is driven by Hisense’s long-term commitment to advanced display technologies, most notably the innovation of RGB Mini-LED. As the originator of RGB Mini-LED, Hisense has led the technology’s evolution from early research to large-scale commercialization, establishing clear advantages in colour accuracy, brightness control and viewing comfort on ultra-large screens.

Omdia’s CES 2026 recap further supports this trajectory, identifying RGB Mini-LED TVs as a key driver of the industry’s next growth phase, with rapid expansion expected from 2026 — reflecting a broader shift toward technologies where Hisense has long held leadership.

Looking ahead, Hisense is uniquely positioned to extend this advantage. It is the only brand with a complete display technology ecosystem spanning RGB Mini-LED, TriChroma Laser and Micro-LED, enabling a comprehensive approach to next-generation visual innovation. At CES 2026, Hisense showcased the 116UXS, the first TV powered by RGB Mini-LED evo, alongside the UR8 and UR9 RGB Mini-LED lineups and the Laser Projector XR10, all recognized with multiple CES awards.

By leading critical technology transitions in large-screen displays and transforming them into premium viewing experiences, Hisense is setting the visual benchmarks for the next generation of high-end screens worldwide.

For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com

Hisense Designated World’s First Customer Centricity Lighthouse in TV Industry by World Economic Forum

Posted in Commentary with tags on February 11, 2026 by itnerd

Hisense announced that the Hisense Visual Technology Qingdao Factory in China has been recognized by the World Economic Forum (WEF) as a Customer Centricity Lighthouse, becoming the first and only such factory in the global television industry.

The designation was announced as part of the WEF’s Global Lighthouse Network, which recognizes industrial sites applying advanced digital technologies to improve customer value, speed-to-market and operational performance. The Customer Centricity Lighthouse designation represents a key milestone in Hisense’s human-centric digital transformation and intelligent manufacturing strategy.

Operating in a mature and highly competitive global TV market, the Hisense Visual Technology Qingdao Factory faced rapidly evolving consumer demand and increasing cost pressure. In response, the site undertook a comprehensive digital transformation, embedding artificial intelligence, big data, industrial simulation and large-scale virtual reality (VR) across new product R&D and manufacturing. As a result, the factory achieved a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 84 per cent, reduced R&D cycles by 34 per cent, lowered material costs by 18 per cent and shortened new employee training time by 60 per cent. The cycle from capturing customer needs to translating them into product functions was reduced by 62 per cent, while production efficiency for 85-inch TVs improved to a 20-second manufacturing cycle.

This marks Hisense’s third Lighthouse designation within the WEF Global Lighthouse Network. Previously, Hisense Hitachi’s Huangdao factory was recognized as the world’s first Sustainability Lighthouse in the VRF sector and the industry’s only dual Lighthouse factory, underscoring Hisense’s leadership in AI-enabled sustainable manufacturing.

For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com

Hisense Wins 58 awards at CES 2026

Posted in Commentary with tags on February 3, 2026 by itnerd

Hisense was recognized with a total of 58 industry awards at CES 2026, highlighting its continued leadership across display technologies and smart home appliances.

Hisense’s performance at CES 2026 was further underscored by four CES Innovation Awards, demonstrating both the depth and diversity of its innovation portfolio. Among the winners, the 163 MX RGBY Micro-LED television received the CES 2026 Innovation Award – Best Innovation. In addition, 116UXS RGB Mini-LED TV and Laser Projector XR10 were named CES 2026 Innovation Award Honourees, further validating Hisense’s leadership across both advanced display technologies and smart home solutions.

Flagship Display Innovations Set New Benchmarks

In displays, Hisense showcased its latest breakthroughs led by the global debut of the 116UXS RGB Mini-LED TV, the first product powered by the new RGB Mini-LED evo platform. Representing a system-level evolution in large-screen display technology, RGB Mini-LED evo enhances colour performance and viewing comfort through a newly expanded light spectrum.

As the flagship highlight of Hisense’s CES lineup, 116UXS received widespread recognition from leading global technology and lifestyle media, earning multiple Best of CES, Best TV of CES, Editors’ Picks and Standout honours from leading global technology and lifestyle media, including Android Headlines, CNET, Tom’s Guide, TechRadar, T3 and others. The product was also recognized as a CES 2026 Innovation Award Honouree, further affirming its technological significance.

Alongside 116UXS, the 163 MX also received extensive Best of CES recognition from multiple international media outlets, further reinforcing Hisense’s leadership in ultra-large and premium display technologies.

In addition, Hisense’s UR9 RGB Mini-LED TV earned multiple Best of CES and Editors’ Picks honours from professional AV and technology media, strengthening Hisense’s RGB Mini-LED TV portfolio beyond its flagship offerings.

Hisense further expanded its large-screen ecosystem with the global debut of the Laser Projector XR10, which received multiple Best of CES, Editors’ Picks and CES Innovation Award Honouree recognitions from professional AV and technology media. Together, RGB Mini-LED TVs and TriChroma Laser projectors demonstrate Hisense’s comprehensive large-screen display strategy, spanning premium living-room viewing and dedicated home cinema environments.

Smart Home and White Goods Innovation Drive Global Momentum

Beyond displays, several white goods — including PureFit refrigerators and wine cabinets, Slide In Smart Induction Range and dehumidifier products — were recognized with Best of CES and TWICE Picks 2026 awards from industry and trade publications, reflecting Hisense’s growing strength across kitchen and laundry ecosystems.

Reinforcing its long-term growth momentum, Hisense recently received authoritative recognition from Euromonitor International. According to Euromonitor International (Consumer Appliances 2026 Edition), Hisense Group achieved the fastest growth rate among the global TOP 10 home laundry appliance companies from 2021 to 2025, validating its accelerating global competitiveness in the white goods sector.

Looking ahead, Hisense remains committed to advancing display and home appliance technologies through continuous system-level innovation, delivering smarter, more immersive and more human-centric experiences to consumers worldwide.

For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com

Hisense Showcases a Full-Scenario Home Ecosystem at CES 2026 

Posted in Commentary with tags on January 6, 2026 by itnerd

Hisense, a leading brand in global consumer electronics and home appliances, showcases a full-scenario smart home ecosystem at CES 2026, demonstrating how advanced display technologies and AI-powered home appliances come together to enhance everyday life.

Designed around real-life home scenarios, Hisense’s CES booth brings premium large-screen entertainment together with intelligent kitchen, air and laundry solutions. Large-screen TVs anchor shared family moments, while AI-enabled appliances demonstrate how technology integrates seamlessly into everyday living. Also making its debut is the Humanoid Service Robot Harley. With 31 degrees of freedom, Harley delivers lifelike gestures and interactions to boost engaging and enhancing on-site experiences. Alongside this, the humanoid robot R1 (A2) and the home companion robot Beta are also on display.

In displays, Hisense highlights RGB Mini-LED evo, a true system-level evolution in large-screen TV technology, led by the debut of the 116UXS RGB Mini-LED TV, the first product powered by this tech. RGB Mini-LED evo introduces an industry-first Sky Blue-Cyan fourth LED into the backlight, expanding colour coverage to up to 110% of BT.2020 while delivering more natural colour expression and improved viewing comfort through genuine system-level evolution. 

Hisense also globally debuts the Laser Projector XR10, delivering 6,000 ANSI lumens to create a professional-grade home cinema experience. Designed for immersive viewing up to 300 inches, XR10 brings enhanced brightness and rich colour performance to dedicated home theatre environments. Together with RGB Mini-LED TVs, TriChroma Laser extends Hisense’s large-screen display offering from premium living-room viewing to dedicated home cinema environments.

Building on the evolution of the VIDAA OS, Hisense announced a strategic collaboration with Microsoft to integrate Copilot’s generative AI capabilities into V homeOS, advancing next-generation TV experiences for large-screen home environments. The collaboration also extends to Xbox cloud gaming, bringing world-class game titles directly to Hisense TVs — no console required.

Hisense is dedicated to enhancing everyday life with a range of AI-powered home appliances. The PUREFLAT SMART SERIESrefrigerator features an integrated large smart display with a built-in ConnectLife Hub, delivering a modern, connected kitchen experience by streamlining appliance interaction and smart home control. Meanwhile, the Red Dot Award-winning Air Conditioner Air Master features a high-precision sensing system that can adjust airflow, temperature and humidity for optimal indoor comfort. Its intelligence is further supported by a smart voice assistant and an automatic energy-saving mode. 

Hisense’s presence at CES 2026 is further underscored by four CES Innovation Awards. Among the winners, 163 MX has received the CES 2026 Best of Innovation Award in its respective field, recognizing Hisense’s leadership across display and home appliance categories.

Through “Innovating a Brighter Life,” Hisense continues to demonstrate how human-centred innovation can transform advanced technology into more comfortable, connected and meaningful home experiences.

For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com

Hisense Makes A Number Of Announcements At CES Today

Posted in Commentary with tags on January 5, 2026 by itnerd

Hisense today unveils its visionary 163MX RGBY Micro-LED Display at CES 2026, presenting a glimpse into the future of ultra-large display technology and earning a prestigious CES 2026 Innovation Award for its industry-first four-primary Micro-LED colour architecture. As a new iteration of Micro-LED display, the 163MX demonstrates Hisense’s continued leadership in pushing the boundaries of colour performance and pioneering foundational display innovations.

The 163MX introduces the industry’s first four-primary RGBY (Red, Green, Blue, Yellow) Micro-LED architecture, adding a yellow sub-pixel to the traditional RGB structure to fill the critical spectral gap between 500 – 600nm, a range where conventional Micro-LED displays fall short and often mute a content’s intended look. By restoring this missing range, the 163MX dramatically enhances colour fidelity and delivers a level of colour expression no Micro-LED has achieved before.

To maintain colour fidelity across its massive canvas, the 163MX employs advanced colour management techniques that precisely balance luminance and chromatic uniformity across 33.17 million subpixels. The result is a display capable of achieving up to 100 per cent of the BT.2020 colour space, establishing a new benchmark for spectral range and accuracy in true Micro-LED technology.

A Vision for the Future of Large-Format Displays

Beyond colour performance, the 163MX reflects Hisense’s broader exploration of how ultra-large displays can exist more seamlessly in premium environments. Despite its imposing scale, the display features a refined, minimalist design with an ultra-slim 32mm profile and a precision zero-gap wall mount, allowing it to integrate neatly into architectural spaces while maintaining an immersive, cinematic presence.

The 163MX offers a clear view into the next phase of Micro-LED development, highlighting how the technology can evolve to balance scale, visual impact and refined design.

Leading the Next Era of Color Technology

As a CES 2026 Best of Innovation Award winner, the 163MX represents a defining moment in Hisense’s pursuit of next-generation colour technology. The award recognizes Hisense’s pioneering work in expanding the colour spectrum through RGBY Micro-LED and underscores the company’s broader mission to continuously advance display technology through meaningful, forward-looking innovation.

From pioneering RGB technologies to advancing multi-primary systems and now reshaping the future of Micro-LED, Hisense remains committed to delivering richer, more expressive and more accessible visual experiences. The 163MX is not just an award-winning display, it is a testament to the company’s role as a global leader in the future of colour. 

Hisense also introduces its most sophisticated RGB Mini-LED televisions to date. As the first TV manufacturer to bring true RGB Local Dimming technology to the market in 2025, Hisense returns this year with a rapid evolution of that breakthrough. This evolution is led by the flagship 116UXS and expands RGB into a more accessible RGB Mini-LED lineup for the first time via the new UR9 and UR8 Series, providing unprecedented colour precision across a wide range of screen sizes.

In 2025, Hisense reshaped the colour conversation entirely by introducing the first consumer RGB Mini-LED TV. Now, Hisense advances that work on two fronts. At the flagship level, the company is introducing a new multi-primary colour system, RGB Mini-LED evo in the 116UXS, expanding the colour spectrum and deepening wavelength-level precision beyond what RGB alone can achieve. At the same time, Hisense is evolving and scaling its RGB technology, rolling it out across the new RGB Mini-LED lineup with even more screen sizes, from 55 to 100 inches, bringing high-performance RGB to a wider audience.

“Accelerated innovation is a hallmark of Hisense,” says Puneet Jain, Senior Director of Marketing and E-commerce at Hisense Canada. “We’re bringing advanced technologies to market faster, scaling them sooner and making them accessible to more homes. This year’s expansion of RGB technology is another example of how we continue to lead the industry forward. It’s the kind of progress that reinforces why Hisense is one of the most dynamic pioneers in the TV market today.”

116UXS and the Four-Colour RGB Revolution

The 116UXS represents the fullest expression of Hisense’s colour philosophy. Colour has always been central to the way Hisense approaches display innovation, not just as a specification, but as the foundation of how viewers connect emotionally with what’s on screen. This year, that philosophy comes to life through Hisense’s new RGB Mini-LED evo backlight system, a four-primary architecture that adds cyan to the current RGB structure.

Cyan sits in the part of the spectrum where human vision is most sensitive to subtle changes, and its addition allows the 116UXS to render gradients, tones and transitions with a level of nuance that feels more natural and lifelike. Scenes gain depth without oversaturation, shadows reveal smoother detail and bright content maintains clarity, creating a picture that feels richer and more dimensional in everyday viewing, not just in dramatic HDR moments.

Powered by the Hi-View AI Engine RGB, the 116UXS intelligently manages tens of thousands of colour dimming zones to preserve this tonal accuracy across fast motion, bright highlights and dark scenes and delivers up to 110% of BT.2020 colour coverage. A nearly bezel-free design and slim 1.57-inch profile keep attention on the picture, while a Devialet Opéra de Paris 6.2.2 audio system provides cinematic sound that complements the display’s enhanced colour performance.

The result is a flagship TV that advances Hisense’s colour story in a meaningful way, pairing next-generation RGB Mini-LED evo technology with a design and processing engine built to make every scene feel more expressive, more precise and more immersive.

RGB For Every Home: New RGB Mini-LED Series

The new UR9 and UR8 RGB Mini-LED Series carry forward Hisense’s RGB breakthrough by making the technology available to more homes, more screen sizes and more price points. As the second generation of the RGB architecture first introduced in 2025, this expanded lineup brings the benefits of richer primaries, cleaner tonal separation and more consistent colour accuracy to more consumers, now spanning screens from 55 inches up to 100 inches.

Where last year’s debut RGB model proved what was possible, this new lineup shows what’s scalable. UR9 and UR8 deliver a dramatically expanded colour range with richer saturation and more accurate tonal reproduction than standard premium TVs on the market. They’re engineered for real homes, preserving colour integrity in bright rooms and maintaining stable, natural colour during fast-paced sports, films and gaming.

The refined industrial design of the UR9 and UR8 and Devialet-tuned audio systems complete a viewing experience that feels premium yet approachable, a reflection of Hisense’s belief that advanced display technology should be within reach for more consumers, not locked behind flagship tiers. By expanding RGB across these new models, Hisense is moving faster than the rest of the market, scaling a technology competitors are still working to introduce and reaffirming the brand’s commitment to making high-performance colour widely accessible.

Finally Hisense today hosted its CES 2026 media conference under the theme “Innovating a Brighter Life,” showcasing its latest advances in display technology and smart home products — focused on more natural colour, healthier viewing and human-centric experiences.

Guided by the theme, Hisense highlighted how long-term, human-centric innovation has translated into sustained global growth and market leadership. In just a few years, Hisense has become one of the world’s fastest-growing consumer electronics brands, now operating in more than 160 countries and ranking No.1 globally in the 100-inch-and-above TV segment and in Laser TVs, according to Omdia. In 2025, Hisense ranked among the top 10 brands in the Kantar BrandZTM Top 50 Chinese Global Brand Builders for the ninth consecutive year, and was named No.1 in the smart home appliance category, according to the Ipsos China Brand Global Trust Index.

This innovation-driven momentum was further recognized at CES 2025, where Hisense received more than 50 international awards across its display and home appliance portfolio, underscoring its leadership in large-screen displays and smart home innovation.

Building on this global momentum, brand trust and market leadership, Hisense also introduced the Hisense Elite Collection for FIFA World Cup 2026TM, marking its third consecutive FIFA World CupTM sponsorship. More than a product lineup, the collection reflects Hisense’s growing global presence and its role in bringing fans together through shared moments — on the screen and throughout the home — around the world’s most celebrated sporting event.

Headlining the announcement was the debut of RGB Mini-LED evo, marking a real system-level evolution in RGB Mini-LED development. As the Origin of RGB Mini-LED, Hisense continues to advance this display route through a system-level evolution—redefining how light sources, control systems and algorithms work together. Rather than pursuing parameter-driven performance alone, the RGB Mini-LED evo introduces an industry-first Sky Blue-Cyan fourth LED into the backlight. With colour performance reaching up to 110% of BT.2020, and colour control achieving 134 bits, RGB Mini-LED evo enables more authentic colour expression, enhanced viewing comfort and balanced energy efficiency. This real evolution forms the technological foundation of the 116UXS RGB Mini-LED TV, the first flagship product powered by RGB Mini-LED evo.

Beyond hardware, Hisense also highlighted the evolution of its smart display ecosystem. Beginning January 1, 2026, VIDAA will transition to V, with VIDAA OS becoming HomeOS, reflecting an expanded platform approach that integrates content, AI-driven services and connected devices across the home.

Through “Innovating a Brighter Life,” Hisense continues to showcase how technology can be applied in practical, human-centric ways — enhancing visual experiences, improving daily comfort and supporting more connected home lifestyles.

For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com.

Hisense Introduces S6 FollowMe

Posted in Commentary with tags on January 2, 2026 by itnerd

Hisense today announces the launch of the Hisense S6 FollowMe display, a new addition to the brand’s growing Lifestyle TV lineup that reimagines how and where screens are used in the home. Designed to move seamlessly from room to room, the S6 combines intuitive mobility, touchscreen interaction and smart connectivity in a sleek, freestanding form.

Built for modern lifestyles that demand flexibility and ease, the S6 FollowMe display transforms the traditional television into a portable, interactive, touch-enabled hub. Whether streaming content, video calling, browsing recipes, showcasing artwork or controlling smart-home features, the S6 adapts effortlessly to daily routines and shared spaces.

The Hisense Lifestyle TV line is rooted in a simple belief: Screens should fit naturally into how people live, not dictate it. With the S6, Hisense extends this philosophy beyond fixed televisions, offering a dynamic display that follows users throughout the home and supports everything from entertainment to productivity to creative expression. Its minimal footprint, refined stand and portable form factor allow it to complement a wide range of interiors while unlocking new ways to interact with content throughout the home.

A Touchscreen Built for Everyday Flexibility

What makes the S6 FollowMe unique is its flexibility, with a display designed to tilt, rotate, lift and roll smoothly from one space to another. The 32-inch 4K UHD touchscreen delivers vivid visuals and responsive interaction, making it easy to enjoy content at eye level whether relaxing on the couch, cooking in the kitchen or working at a desk or table. Its fluid mobility allows the screen to transition effortlessly from floor to table height, thanks to the included adjustable pedestal base and easel stand. FollowMe is always positioned exactly where it is needed.

Designed for Wireless, Everyday Use

The S6 is built to keep up with modern, unplugged living. With a built-in battery providing up to 10 hours of use, users can enjoy uninterrupted entertainment and interaction without being tethered to a power outlet. An anti-glare low-reflection panel enhances visibility in a variety of lighting conditions, while integrated Wi-Fi 6 connectivity ensures smooth streaming, browsing and smart-home control.

Smart Features for Connection and Convenience

Equipped with a built-in camera and far-field voice control, the S6 makes it easy to stay connected hands-free. From video calls with family and friends to voice-activated commands and content discovery, the display is designed to be intuitive and accessible. DTS Virtual:X audio delivers clear dialogue and immersive sound, creating an engaging experience even without external speakers.

Availability

The Hisense S6 FollowMe display will be available in Canada in July 2026.

Experience Hisense’s full lineup of innovations firsthand at CES 2026, January 6th to 9th in the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), Central Hall Booth 17704. For more information about the Hisense S6 FollowMe display and all of Hisense’s 2026 innovations, visit www.hisense-usa.com/ces-2026

For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com

Hisense Tops Global 100-Inch and Laser TV Markets in Q3 2025

Posted in Commentary with tags on December 9, 2025 by itnerd

Hisense has once again ranked No.1 globally in the 100-inch and over TV segment with a 56.6 per cent shipment share, and in the Laser TV segment with a 68.9 per cent shipment share in Q3 2025, according to the latest data released by Omdia. The result reaffirms Hisense’s industry leadership driven by continuous innovation and a deep understanding of consumer needs.

As the originator of RGB Mini-LED technology, Hisense continues to set new standards in large-screen display technology. Backed by strong independent R&D, Hisense’s RGB Mini-LED technology delivers authentic, vivid colour like never before — powered by extraordinary brightness and precision that brings every scene to life with stunning realism and emotional depth. These innovations go beyond colour and picture quality — making technology more human, turning every moment of watching, sharing and relaxing into a richer, more emotionally connected experience for families around the world.

Hisense continues to lead the Laser TV market — as proven by the latest 2025 UST Projector Showdown results. The Hisense L9Q took the top spot across Mixed Room Use, Dedicated Theatre, and Overall Picture Quality, while the PX3-PRO was awarded No. 1 Best Value Pick and also ranked highly in picture performance.

With a collaboration with Devialet, the L9Q offers a deluxe home cinema experience with up to a 200-inch projection, 5,000 ANSI lumens, a 5,000:1 contrast ratio and IMAX Enhanced and Dolby Vision certifications — truly bringing the theatre home.

From technology to market, Hisense continues to lead the industry’s evolution toward higher quality and greater innovation. By mastering core technologies and transforming them into products that elevate global home entertainment standards, Hisense is not only shaping what people watch — but also how the world envisions the future of display.

For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com.

Hisense Says That This Holiday Season, Size Matters

Posted in Commentary with tags on December 2, 2025 by itnerd

 This holiday season, size matters.

It may sound shallow, but when we are talking about television, bigger is most certainly better. Innovations in the space are rapidly advancing, giving moviephiles, series bingers, gaming enthusiasts and sports fans larger and larger screens from which to choose.

If there is a tech lover on your list, chances are good they will not be disappointed with big entertainment being delivered on big screens.

Hisense alone introduced five new ultra-big screen TVs or laser projectors to the Canadian market in 2025, each of which are a great option to add to the gift list.

Ultra-Large Screens

The technology in panel televisions is supporting bigger and greater screens, bringing cinema-quality viewing into the home. Hisense is the global leader in televisions with screens of 100 inches or larger.   

  • 116UX — A true game changer at a massive 116 inches, the 116UX is the world’s largest RGB Mini-LED television. It reproduces 100 per cent of the BT.2020 color gamut for lifelike colours and smooth transitions. Powered by the Hi-View AI Engine X, Hisense’s most advanced processor, the UX integrates dynamic light and colour management, synchronizing the backlight and panel for real-time optimization of image, sound and settings. Gamers benefit from 165Hz Game Mode Ultra and native VRR, ensuring smooth, responsive gameplay. The first-to-market RGB Mini-LED television, the 116UX is at the top of the portfolio that garnered Hisense the “Home Entertainment Brand of the Year” from TechRadar.
  • QD5N — An all-new 98-inch QLED 4K Google TV delivers vivid Quantum Dot colours, smooth motion and cinematic sound. It features a 4K AI Upscaler, Total HDR Solution, Filmmaker Mode, AI Sports Mode and Game Mode PRO with 144Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync™ Premium for ultra-responsive gaming. Dolby Atmos sound and a 2.1 channel subwoofer provide immersive audio. With Google TV, hands-free voice control and Bluetooth connectivity, the QD5N offers versatility for movies, sports and gaming.

Laser Projectors

It was a big year in the laser TV segment. For the sixth consecutive year Hisense held the top spot for laser TV sales worldwide, with a commanding 69 per cent market share. It has bolstered that reputation with three new laser projectors introduced to Canada in 2025:

  • M2 Pro Laser Mini Projector — A compact and portable device offering vibrant colours, fluid motion and 4K resolution, the M2 Pro is designed for flexibility. Powered by VIDAA Smart OS for easy streaming from top providers, it delivers a cinematic experience on screens as large as 200 inches. A breakthrough in portable home entertainment, the M2 Pro features wall colour adaption to ensure a crisp, vivid picture on almost any surface.
  • L9Q Laser Projector — Offering cinematic visuals, triple-laser technology and IMAX Enhanced / Dolby Vision certifications, the L9Q sets a new standard in home entertainment. The ultra-short throw projector and Ambient Light Rejection screen ensures brilliant images in any room, and the 6.2.2 channel Dolby Atmos system delivers theatre-quality immersive sound. The L9Q was noted by TechRadar as “a spectacular introduction” in the ultra-short throw laser category.
  • PT1 Laser Projector — Powered by Trichroma LPU Digital Laser Engine and AI technology, the PT1 Laser Projector offers lifelike colours, real-time image optimization and easy setup. The PT1 supports smart home integration and next-gen connectivity, transforming any room into a personalized theatre with IMAX-quality visuals and immersive audio.

Aside from new product introductions in 2025, some Hisense legacy products have earned top ratings from influential tech-focused outlets TechRadar and Tom’s Guide — and incidentally these products would make great holiday gifts:

  • U88QG* — Rated by TechRadar as the best mid-range TV, Hisense’s flagship mini-LED TV was praised for its “super-bright picture with precise local dimming” and “4K 165 Hz support with extremely low input lag.”
  • PX3-PRO — TechRadar’s best ultra-short throw laser projector, the PX3-PRO was recognized for its excellent performance and value.
  • U78QG* — Tom’s Guide called this the “go-to gaming TV of 2025” and positioned as “Best Under $1,000.” Praised for its 165Hz refresh rate and outperforming the TCL QM7K in brightness (SDR and HDR) and input latency.
  • U68QF* — Noted as a “terrific budget TV pick” by Tom’s Guide, the U68QF is described as an “affordable powerhouse of a TV” and a “clear exception” for its sheer value. Noted for good colour, terrific brightness, and two HDMI 2.1 ports delivering up to 144Hz playback.

*NOTE: Product codes may differ from those in the review, reflecting the difference in codes between Canada and the United States.

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