The company’s flagship 116UXS MiniLED TV leads this push, utilizing Chromagic 2.0 technology and a four-color backlight that adds a cyan source to the standard RGB spectrum. Achieving 110% of the BT.2020 color gamut and hitting a peak brightness of 10,000 nits, the display has earned Pantone Validated status. Beyond raw brightness, the focus has shifted to user health; the 116UXS and the broader UR9S and UR8S series have secured TÜV Rheinland Eye Comfort certification, ensuring low-blue-light output is a baseline across the range rather than a niche luxury.
Hisense also introduced its Field Sequential Display architecture, which eliminates color filters entirely by presenting red, green, and blue components sequentially. This shift allows for increased energy efficiency and purer color reproduction compared to conventional LCDs. Audio hardware remains part of the ecosystem expansion as well, with the 11.2.6-channel UX1 soundbar and lightweight HiClips open-ear earbuds rounding out the company's immersive home entertainment portfolio. These product launches coincide with several industry accolades at the IFA Innovation Awards, where the UX1 soundbar took top honors.
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