Hisense has showcased its latest home entertainment technologies at IFA 2026, with new RGB MiniLED TVs, laser projectors and audio products focused on improved colour accuracy, viewing comfort and immersive sound.
Leading the lineup is the Hisense 116UXS, which made its European debut at the show. The 116-inch TV uses the company’s latest RGB MiniLED technology with Chromagic 2.0, adding a dedicated cyan light source alongside red, green and blue.
According to Hisense, the four-colour backlight allows the TV to reach 110% of the BT.2020 colour space, while peak brightness reaches up to 10,000 nits. It is paired with the Hi-View AI Engine RGB and an Obsidian Panel to improve colour reproduction, contrast and image depth.
More Focus on Eye Comfort
Hisense is also placing greater emphasis on reducing eye strain across its latest displays. The 116UXS has received TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light certification, while its wider 2026 RGB MiniLED lineup, including the UR9S and UR8S, has received TÜV Rheinland Eye Comfort certification.
The same focus extends to the company’s large-screen projection products, with the Laser Projector XR10, Laser Cinema PX4 Pro and Laser TV L9Q Pro also receiving Eye Comfort certification.
Hisense’s latest products also picked up several honours at the IFA Innovation Awards. The Soundbar UX1 was named a Winner, while the 116UXS MiniLED TV, UR8 TV, REGZA RGB Mini LED TV ZX Series and Laser Projector XR10 were recognised as Honorees.
Beyond displays, Hisense showcased the UX1 soundbar, which offers an 11.2.6-channel setup with Dolby Atmos and DTS support. It can also work with selected Hisense TVs through Hi-Concerto for a more integrated audio experience.
The company also introduced its HiClips open-ear wireless earbuds, weighing just 5.5g per earbud and designed for comfortable extended wear.
Together, the new products highlight Hisense’s push towards a broader home entertainment ecosystem that combines large-screen viewing, improved eye comfort and more immersive audio.