Hisense is a television and visual product brand that is well-known for its television offerings that not only feature giant display sizes, but also visual quality that is difficult for other brands to match.
Recently, they held the Hisense ASEAN 2026 Partner Conference in Kuala Lumpur, and showcased several television and projector offerings that can project displays larger than 100 inches.
First up is the Hisense 116 UXQ RGB MiniLED TV that uses a 116-inch RGB MiniLED display, which is also the first television to use such a display for consumer-grade devices.
Each micro LED in the Hisense RGB MiniLED integrates red, green and blue crystal chips, allowing for independent and precise color and brightness control. It can process 100 percent of the BT.2020 cinematic color gamut. With the combination of Hisense RGB MiniLED chips, this allows the television to display images that are not only more accurate, but also brighter and with a wide viewing angle.
Meanwhile, the TV speaker system, called CineStage X 6.2.2, was designed in collaboration with French audio brand Devialet and branded with “Opéra National de Paris | Devialet”, bringing immersive theater-level sound to your living room.
The Hisense UR8 smart TV series, which was first shown at CES 2026, will also be launched in Southeast Asia. As a core line of RGB MiniLED televisions, the Hisense UR8 Series offers affordable pricing and wide size coverage, as well as a cutting-edge 180Hz Native Game Mode for ultra-smooth and tear-free gaming.
For the ultra-large screen home theater scenario, Hisense also introduced the Hisense L9Q, a high-end laser TV projector designed for immersive cinema-grade home entertainment. Using TriChroma laser technology, it delivers a premium home theater experience with 5000 ANSI lumens, 5000:1 contrast, 110% color gamut and 0.18 ultra-short throw design, and can deliver a high-quality 150-inch viewing experience.
The Hisense XR10 laser projector was also on display, delivering cinematic-scale visuals with high brightness, rich color expression and stable long-term performance, offering an immersive home cinema solution for projections up to 300 inches.
These offerings are expected to enter the Southeast Asian and Malaysian markets soon, and will be announced later.
