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Hisense Tops 100-Inch TV and Laser TV Rankings in Q3 2025

Suwanee – October 12, 2026 -- If you are shopping for a TV of 100 inches or larger, or a laser projector that fills a wall, Hisense now holds the top global position in both categories. According to Omdia data for Q3 2025, the brand took a 56.6% shipment share in the 100-inch-and-over TV segment and a 68.9% share in Laser TV.

Hisense ranks No. 1 in two large-screen segments

Omdia's latest figures put Hisense first worldwide in both categories. The 56.6% share covers shipments of TVs at 100 inches and above. The 68.9% share covers Laser TVs.

RGB MiniLED drives the company's picture-quality pitch

Hisense calls itself the origin of RGB MiniLED and says its in-house R&D underpins the technology. The company says the display delivers vivid, authentic color with high brightness and precision.

Hisense Brings AI Agents to Fridges, Washers and Dehumidifiers

Suwanee – October 12, 2026 -- Hisense will show a connected home lineup at CES 2026, running January 6 to 9, in which AI agents coordinate the fridge, range, dishwasher and laundry gear through its ConnectLife platform. The display sits in Central Hall, Booth 17704, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

ConnectLife gets task-specific AI agents

The reworked ConnectLife platform adds agents that learn household habits and coordinate across devices. The AC adjusts to your presence and indoor air quality, a cooking agent suggests meals and wine pairings, and a laundry agent detects fabric types. Support also expands to more third-party products, including Google Home and Matter devices.

Hisense's XR10 Laser Projector Hits 6,000 Lumens and 300 Inches

Suwanee, GA – October 12, 2026 -- Hisense is bringing two new laser projectors to CES 2026: the XR10, which throws images from 65 to 300 inches at a record-setting 6,000 ANSI lumens, and the 4K PX4-PRO ultra short throw model for living rooms.

XR10 packs 6,000 lumens into a compact body

The XR10 runs on Hisense's LPU 3.0 Digital Laser Engine, an upgraded chipset and a pure RGB triple laser light source. Hisense says the brightness holds up even in well-lit rooms. Sixteen all-glass lenses are meant to improve light transmittance and temperature stability while preventing discoloration.

A new IRIS system adjusts lens aperture and exposure as room lighting changes, delivering contrast up to 6000:1. To keep the compact chassis cool, Hisense uses a fully sealed, leak-resistant microchannel liquid cooling system.

Hisense Adds Yellow to MicroLED With Its 163MX Display

Las Vegas – October 12, 2026 -- Hisense is showing the 163MX RGBY MicroLED Display at CES 2026, an ultra-large screen that adds a fourth, yellow sub-pixel to the usual red-green-blue design. The display has won a CES 2026 Innovation Award for that four-primary architecture.

A yellow sub-pixel fills the 500-600nm gap

Hisense says conventional MicroLED displays fall short in the 500-600nm spectral range, which can mute the intended look of content. The 163MX adds yellow to cover that range, which the company says delivers color expression no MicroLED has achieved before.

33.17 million subpixels reach up to 100% of BT.2020

Hisense uses advanced color management to balance luminance and chromatic uniformity across all 33.17 million subpixels. The display can cover up to 100% of the BT.2020 color space, which Hisense calls a new benchmark for spectral range and accuracy in true MicroLED technology.

Hisense Adds Cyan to RGB MiniLED TVs and Expands to 55–100 Inches

Las Vegas – October 12, 2026 -- Hisense is bringing RGB MiniLED TV technology to a much wider range of screen sizes in 2026, from 55 to 100 inches, while launching a four-color flagship, the 116UXS, at CES 2026.

The 116UXS adds cyan to the RGB mix

The flagship 116UXS uses a new backlight system called RGB MiniLED evo. It is a four-primary design that adds cyan to the existing red, green and blue structure.

Hisense says cyan sits in the part of the spectrum where human vision is most sensitive to subtle changes. According to the company, that lets the TV render gradients and transitions more naturally, with smoother shadow detail and clear bright content in everyday viewing, not just in dramatic HDR moments.

Hisense's 2026 MiniLED TVs: U7 From $1,299, Up to 116 Inches

Alpharetta – October 12, 2026 -- Hisense's U7 Series MiniLED TV is on sale now in the US from $1,299 MSRP, with screens reaching 116 inches. The cheaper U6 Series follows at retailers in the coming weeks.

Both series make up the company's 2026 ULED MiniLED lineup. Hisense timed the launch to the FIFA World Cup 2026TM tournament in the United States and pitches the TVs at game-day hosting on a mid-range budget.

The U7 Series packs a 165Hz panel and 116-inch sizes

The U7 uses Hi-QLED MiniLED Pro with Full Array Local Dimming and the Hi-View AI Engine Pro. Hisense says this delivers brighter highlights and deeper blacks, even in bright rooms.

For gaming and sports, the panel has a native 165Hz refresh rate with intelligent motion processing. Audio comes from a 50W multi-channel system (2.1.2) with Dolby Atmos® and DTS Virtual:X®.

Hisense PX4 Pro Laser Projector Hits Stores at $3,999.99

Alpharetta, Ga. – October 12, 2026 -- Hisense's PX4 Pro 4K Triple Laser ultra short throw projector is now on sale in the US for $3,999.99 MSRP, through shop.hisense-usa.com, Amazon and Best Buy. It brings the company's TriChroma RGB technology to a projector that sits close to the wall and throws an 80-inch to 200-inch image.

Three lasers drive the picture

The PX4 Pro uses the LPU Digital Laser Engine 3.0, with separate red, green and blue lasers. Hisense says this setup reaches up to 118% of the BT.2020 color space.

David Gold, Chief Commercial Officer and Deputy General Manager at Hisense USA, described the projector as a continuation of the company's "color-first innovation."

Hisense TVs Are First to Get Dolby Vision 2 via Update

San Francisco – October 12, 2026 -- Owners of select 2026 Hisense TVs can now get Dolby Vision 2 through a firmware update, with more models receiving it over the coming weeks. Dolby Laboratories and Hisense say it is the first phase of a broader rollout.

Four 2026 Hisense lines get the update first

The Hisense UX, UR9, UR8 and U7 (sold as the U7 pro in the EU, MEA and CSA) are first in line. Models running Google TV or VIDAA OS will unlock Dolby Vision 2 over the coming weeks in North America, Europe and APAC.

Dolby says existing Dolby Vision content, from movies and TV to games and live sports, should look more captivating and authentic straight after the update. CANAL+, iQIYI and Peacock have committed to using the expanded palette of Dolby Vision 2 capabilities.

Every Dolby Vision 2 TV gets three core features

The feature set comes in two device tiers. All Dolby Vision 2 TVs get:

Gorenje's New G600 Dishwasher Cuts Energy Use 10% for Gulf Homes

Dubai – September 17, 2026 -- Gorenje has launched the G600 dishwasher in the UAE and wider Middle East, an appliance the company says uses 10 percent less energy than the A-class industry standard while delivering full cleaning performance.

Smart Dosing cuts refills to once a month

The G600's Smart Dosing feature lets households fill the detergent container once and run up to 20 wash cycles, roughly a month of use, without refilling. The system automatically dispenses the precise detergent amount for each selected programme, aiming to reduce waste.

An optional UV light targets 99.99 percent of bacteria

An optional UV Light Function claims to eliminate 99.99 percent of bacteria and viruses, even during lower-temperature cycles such as Eco at 55°C. The machine offers six programmes: Eco, Auto, Intensive, Daily, Night, and Hygiene.