[CES 2026] Hisense Introduces 116UXS RGB MiniLED TV, XR10 Laser Projector & Other Home Appliances

Hisense introduced new display technologies, smart home appliances, and AI-enabled platform updates at CES 2026. The announcements focus on next-generation large-screen display systems, expanded smart home integration, and operating system upgrades incorporating cloud gaming and generative AI. Key product debuts include the 116UXS RGB MiniLED TV powered by a new four-channel backlight system, and the XR10 laser projector designed for large-format home cinema.

Hisense 116UXS MiniLED TV & XR10 Laser Projector

Firstly, the flagship: Hisense’s 116UXS RGB MiniLED TV is the first to use the brand’s upgraded RGB MiniLED technology dubbed RGB MiniLED evo. Unlike conventional RGB MiniLED systems, RGB MiniLED evo introduces a fourth backlight channel using a Sky Blue-Cyan LED in addition to red, green, and blue emitters. The system is paired with 134-bit color control and achieves color coverage exceeding 110% of the BT.2020 color space. Hisense claims a near-perfect color accuracy with Delta-E <1, and up to 80% reduction of harmful blue light output.

Besides that, Hisense also announced UR8 and UR9 lineups, utilizing existing RGB MiniLED technology to serve the wider market with sizing options ranging from 55-inch at the smallest, all the way up to 100-inch at the largest. One potentially unpopular decision is the integration of Microsoft Copilot into its VIDAA OS (Hisense presumably didn’t saw what happened to LG when they had the same ideas), but Xbox cloud gaming support should be more welcomed, enabling access to Microsoft’s game catalog without the need for PCs or Xboxes.

For projection-based home cinema, Hisense introduced the XR10 Laser Projector. This new model delivers 6,000 ANSI lumens and supports projection sizes up to 300 inches; it also features Hisense’s TriChroma laser light engine designed to provide long-term brightness stability and wide color reproduction for dedicated theater environments.

Home Appliances

Outside of home AV products, Hisense also unveiled the PUREFLAT SMART SERIES refrigerator, which integrates a built-in display and ConnectLife Hub for “streamlining appliance interaction and home control.” The Air Master air conditioner series, meanwhile, features HI-NANO technology and a “high-precision sensing system” to regulate airflow, temperature, and humidity.

Rounding up the highlights we have the X-zone Master washer-dryer, which introduces a modular “X-in-one” multi-drum heat pump system allowing fabric-specific washing and drying zones within a single unit. Then there’s the U Series which offers filtration, ventilation, and static removal features.

Pokdepinion: I do wonder what’s the development direction going to be, since it looks like the color question has been fully solved.