I got to see Hisense's new TriChroma mini-LED TV and its groundbreaking RBB Local Dimming Technology is the real deal.

For some people, there’s at least more of a chance of actually owning the also-new 116-inch TriChroma LED TV. That’s because, at its core, this is still a Mini LED set. But Hisense has developed a new local dimming system that it calls “RGB Local Dimming Technology.” The key benefit here seems to be color vibrance:

The most eye-catching of the two in terms of showcasing a new technology that we can expect to spread down to less gigantic and so more affordable/mainstream screens is the 116-inch 116UX, which as well as simply being huge also marks the consumer debut of Hisense’s new RGB Local Dimming Display Technology.

Battling burn-in on super-sized OLED panels, Hisense releases the 136MX with a first stab at using Micro LED technology.

Meet the Hisense 116UX TriChroma Mini-LED TV. It's innovative, it's unexpected, and it's 116 inches big. To best understand what makes it so compelling, it's worth starting with the technology itself.

Hisense's colossal 116-inch TriChroma LED TV stole the show at CES 2025, taking home the coveted Best of CES award with its groundbreaking display

At its heart, the new TriChroma LED TV uses a Mini LED panel, but it comes with atypical local dimming technology that uses independent red, green, and blue LEDs. These are design