Hisense is typically best known for its affordable electronics and home appliances, from TVs to refrigerators. But at CES ...

It's hard to fathom a 75-inch TV being the smallest option, considering 65 inches has been a staple size in the TV market ...

TL;DR: Hisense has launched its largest-ever 116-inch TriChroma Mini-LED TV, featuring a new RGB Mini-LED backlight design with tens of thousands of RGB optical lenses and up to 10,000 nits of peak ...

Wondering which smart TV is best for the value, or if the Hisense U65QF Mini-LED is actually the best budget gaming TV around right now? Kate breaks it down in this Buy or Skip review. When it comes ...

Never let it be said that Hisense doesn’t know how to attach an eye-catching price-tag to its products. It’s pretty adept and piling on the features, too. This U7K is just the latest demonstration of ...

Hisense is splitting its Mini LED TV lineup into ULED X premium TVs and ULED TVs. The ULED X lineup includes 110UX and 98UX, with some crazy specifications for their local dimming zones and brightness ...

The company has two new hires, including Chief Marketing Officer Sarah Larsen and Chief Commercial Officer James Fishler. In ...

Hisense has officially announced its 2026 TV lineup for Europe, led by the new UR9S and UR8S series. These models introduce ...

Hisense, the NBA’s Official TV and Appliance Partner, has introduced their U6K series, featuring Mini LED technology, as part of its commitment to mainstream adoption. Available in screen sizes ...

To put Hisense’s achievement in perspective, TCL’s most affordable mini-LED TV is the 65-inch QM8, which sells for $1,298. Hisense says the U6K has four times more local dimming zones (up to 200-plus) ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hisense, provider of high-performance televisions and appliances, reveals its 2023 lineup featuring new Laser TV and Laser Cinema options - and expanding Mini LED ...

Hisense's 2022 ULED TVs promise extremely high brightness paired with as many as 1,200 zones of LED local dimming. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to ...