I got to see Hisense's new TriChroma mini-LED TV and its groundbreaking RBB Local Dimming Technology is the real deal.

The major technology show that is CES 2025 has presented lots of exciting new TVs: from the LG OLED G5, to the Samsung S95F, Samsung The Frame Pro, and Panasonic Z95B. But none of those have quite managed to pull off what Hisense has achieved with its latest Mini-LED offering.

The words 'sleek' and 'elegant' are often used to describe modern TV design, but Hisense has earned those terms with the 116UX.

The Hisense 116UX TriChroma LED TV ditches quantum dots in favor of something called RGB Local Dimming Technology. Here's everything we know about this innovative TV.

If you don’t think Hisense is ready to compete for the title in 2025, they put everyone on notice this morning with the introduction of the 116-inch TriChroma LED TV (116UX), which could be the first consumer model to use RGB Local Dimming Technology if released this year.

Hisense will deliver a consumer-ready micro-LED TV in 2025 with a 136-inch screen size. Its mini-LED TV lineup will also expand with a 116-inch model – the largest yet from any TV maker, at the time of writing – that uses RGB backlight tech for enhanced color gamut coverage.

Battling burn-in on super-sized OLED panels, Hisense releases the 136MX with a first stab at using Micro LED technology.

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

Hot on the heels last week of its announcement of a new range of premium king-sized “Laser TVs”, Hisense has today unveiled two more giant screens — both featuring genuinely ground-breaking technologies.

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,