Hisense’s newest Mini LED TVs can hit 120Hz and a couple of,000 nits of brightness | Engadget

Hisense goes large into shiny Mini LED TVs this yr with new fashions hitting as much as 2,000 nits, whereas additionally introducing high-refresh 4K 120Hz gaming options like many different producers. It additionally unveiled a brand new quick throw laser projector that makes use of its triple RGB “TriChroma” laser engine with image sizes as much as 130 inches, the corporate introduced. 

The top-end mannequin is the 75-inch U9H, now utilizing Mini LED Quantum Dot tech as an alternative of what Hisense referred to as ULED earlier than. That means you get 1,280 full-array native dimming zones as an alternative of 240, and as much as 2,000 nits of peak brightness, double the 1,000 nits of the previous U9G model. The U9H, like all of Hisense’s units for 2022, comes with Google TV. 

The U9H additionally acquired a number of each leisure an gaming options, together with Dolby Vision together with Dolby Vision IQ and Filmmaker Mode that allow essentially the most correct colours attainable. On the gaming aspect, it may possibly hit 4K 120Hz variable refresh charges (with help for FreeSync) and affords an auto low latency mode to maintain response occasions down. It additionally affords an up to date processor, ATSC 3.0 tuner and a couple of.12 audio channel configuration with Dolby Atmos help. It arrives late summer season 2022 for $3,200. 

The Mini LED-powered U8H in the meantime, takes the brightness down a notch to a still-impressive 1,500 nits, whereas additionally providing Filmmaker Mode, Dolby Vision IQ, and HDR10+. Other options are just like the U9H, just like the 4K 120Hz variable refresh charge, Freesync help, Dolby Atmos sound and ultra-high pace HDMI. The U8H arrives in mid-summer with costs beginning at $1,100 obtainable in 55-, 65- and 75-inch display sizes. 

The U7H makes use of common LED tech, however nonetheless affords Dolby Vision IQ, Filmmaker mode, HDR10+, Quantum Dot and Freesync, together with 4K 120Hz variable refresh charges, in sizes from 55- to 85-inches and costs beginning at $800 (summer season 2022). Finally on the TV aspect, the U6H drops the refresh charge right down to 60Hz, however nonetheless delivers issues like Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ and Filmmaker mode. Those fashions, arriving in summer season 2022, will vary from 50- to 75-inches and begin at $580. 

The different attention-grabbing product we’re seeing from Hisense is the brand new 4K PX1-PRO TriChroma short-throw laser projector (above). It makes use of three separate purple, inexperienced and blue lasers to ship a billion colours and a 60Hz native refresh charge, whereas providing options like Dolby Vision, HDR10 and Filmmaker Mode. It additionally comes with Dolby Atmos playback and extremely high-speed HDMI ports for eARC and auto low latency mode. As with the TVs, it additionally helps Android TV and all that entails. The PX1 PRO is now obtainable for $4,000.