Hisense has announced the price and availability of its 2022 range of smart TVs – its largest range to date – featuring a new OLED model, upgraded ULED, mini-LED and laser TV.
The launch event took place before Game 1 of the State of Origin series at Accor Stadium – After all, Hisense is a major sponsor of the NRL.
Hisense has catered to Australian demand for larger screens with models ranging from 55-inches to a massive 98-inches within the ULED range and up to 120-inches with the Laser TV.
“By 2022, Australian viewing habits will have evolved again,” said Hisense Australia’s head of marketing, Nick Peters.
“We’ve seen increased demand for larger screens, immersive, immersive viewing and audio experiences, and an increasingly diverse offering of content available at the touch of a button.
“Our brand new range of TVs exceeds these expectations. We deliver larger screens, equipped with the latest technology, without compromising on quality or price.
“From our enhanced Mini-LED offering to our redefined OLED experience and the wow factor of our TriChroma Laser TV – the range underscores our reputation as a manufacturer providing consumers with the latest and greatest technology in a range of products for every home .”
Hisense offers a range of technologies across the entire TV range, but they all have one thing in common: stunning 4K UHD picture quality.
The entire ULED and Mini LED range features Hisense’s Quantum Color technology which can produce impressive brightness and contrast thanks to Full Array Local Dimming and Smooth Motion technologies so that whatever you’re watching looks great, be it a movie or a sport. event.
The ULED range also has HDMI 2.1 as standard, which will be music to gamers’ ears so they can enjoy a top-notch gaming experience at 120Hz that supports the latest game consoles.
The Hisense TVs also have a special Game Mode with VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and ALLM (Automatic Low Latency Mode).
Also onboard is Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos sound, so you get the complete experience of realistic and natural visuals and clear sound.
Hisense is bringing OLED back to the 2022 range with two models — the X8HAU and the X9HAU — that will be available in 55-inch and 65-inch.
The X9HAU offers a 360-degree audio experience that comes from the dedicated subwoofer and two upward speakers and the Sonic screen that acts as the center speaker for clearer dialogue.
If your attitude is “go big or go home”, look to the 120-inch TriChroma Laser TV (120L9G) that produces lifelike, high-resolution images on a large scale.
The product includes Hisense’s patented TriChroma X-Fusion laser light technology, allowing you to create a cinema-like experience in your home when combined with the included 120-inch ambient light suppression screen.
Another enhancement to the Hisense range is the proprietary operating system VIDAA U6, which puts the rich content offerings of streaming apps at your fingertips.
The system allows customers to set up individual profiles and intelligently builds a personalized homepage for you to make finding your content even faster and easier.
Hisense customers will see new additions including Apple TV+ and Disney+ to the platform, along with popular streaming apps such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Kayo Sport, Twitch, Paramount Plus, BritBox and Google Play Movies.
With the companion app VIDAA for smartphones, you can easily set up the TV and then control it from your device like a traditional remote control.
The Hisense range of 2022 TVs will go on sale from the end of June through major electronics retailers across Australia.
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