Hisense has announced the price and availability of its 2022 line of smart TVs, its largest range to date, which includes a new OLED model, improved ULED, Mini LED and laser TV.
The launch event was held before Game 1 of the State of Origin Series at Accor Stadium: Hisense is a major NRL sponsor after all.
Hisense has taken into account the Australian demand for larger screens with models ranging from 55 inches to 98 inches massive within the ULED range and up to 120 inches with laser TV.
Hisense A7HAU and U7HAU ULED TVs of 2022
“By 2022, Australians’ viewing habits have evolved again,” says Nick Peters, Chief Marketing Officer at Hisense Australia.
“We’ve seen a growing demand for larger screens, immersive and global viewing and audio experiences, and more and more diverse content offerings available at the push of a button.
“Our new range of TVs exceeds these expectations. We offer larger screens, equipped with the latest technology, without compromising on quality or price.
The 2022 Hisense X8HAU OLED TV
“From our enhanced Mini-LED offering to our redefined OLED experience and the surprise factor of our TriChroma laser TV, the range emphasizes our reputation as a manufacturer that provides consumers with the latest and greatest technology in a range of products to suit every home. ”
Hisense offers a variety of technologies in its range of TVs, but one thing they have in common is stunning 4K UHD picture quality.
The full range of ULED and Mini LEDs includes Hisense’s Quantum Color technology that can produce stunning brightness along with incredible contrast thanks to Full Array Local Dimming and Smooth Motion technologies because no matter what you’re watching, it will look great whether it is like a movie or a sport. event.
The 2022 Hisense 120L9G laser TV
The ULED range also has HDMI 2.1 as standard, which will be music for the ears of gamers so they can enjoy a 120 Hz gaming experience that supports the latest gaming consoles.
Hisense TVs also have a dedicated game mode with VRR (variable refresh rate) and ALLM (low latency automatic mode).
There is also Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos sound so you can enjoy the full experience with realistic, natural images and clear audio.
Hisense returns OLED to the 2022 line with two models: the X8HAU and the X9HAU, which will be available in 55-inch and 65-inch.
The X9HAU offers a 360-degree audio experience that comes with the dedicated subwoofer and two amplifier speakers and the Sonic display that acts as the center speaker for clearer dialogue.
If your attitude is “go big or go home,” you’ll need to look at the 120-inch (120L9G) TriChroma laser TV that produces realistic, high-resolution, large-scale images.
The product includes Hisense-owned TriChroma X-Fusion Laser Light technology so you can set up a home theater-like experience when combined with the included 120-inch ambient light rejection screen.
Another enhancement to the Hisense range is its proprietary VIDAA U6 operating system that brings the rich supply of streaming application content to your fingertips.
The system allows customers to set individual profiles and cleverly design a custom homepage so that you can find your content even faster and easier.
Hisense customers will see new additions like Apple TV + and Disney + to the platform along with popular streaming apps like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Kayo Sport, Twitch, Paramount Plus, BritBox and Google Play Movies.
The VIDAA smartphone add-on application makes it easy to set up your TV and then control it from your device like a traditional remote control.
Hisense’s 2022 range of TVs will go on sale in late June through Australia’s leading electronics retailers.