What is Hisense's RGB evo technology?

RGB evo is Hisense's new four-color MiniLED backlight technology that uses an additional cyan pixel to expand color palettes.

What is special about the Hisense 116UXS TV unveiled at CES 2026?

The 116UXS features a 116-inch display with RGB evo MiniLED, promising enhanced color reproduction up to 110% of BT.2020 and reduced blue light.

How does Hisense's new TV compare to Sharp's Quattron?

Hisense's RGB evo introduces a cyan pixel for expanded color, while Sharp's previous Quattron used a yellow pixel, with potential differences in color balance.

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Hisense Unveils 116-Inch TV with Revolutionary Cyan Pixel

7 Jan

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Summary

New 116-inch TV uses RGB evo four-color MiniLED backlight for expanded color.
The display achieves 110% of the BT.2020 color spectrum, surpassing most TVs.
Onboard audio features a Devialet Opéra de Paris 6.2.2 system.

Hisense Unveils 116-Inch TV with Revolutionary Cyan Pixel

At CES 2026, Hisense unveiled the expansive 116-inch 116UXS television, marking a significant advancement in display technology with its "RGB evo" four-color MiniLED backlight. This innovative approach introduces a cyan pixel, designed to expand the color palette beyond conventional limits and enhance visual fidelity for viewers.

The new television aims to deliver exceptional color reproduction, targeting up to 110% of the BT.2020 color spectrum, a benchmark few displays can currently meet. Hisense also highlighted that this RGB evo technology reduces blue light emissions by up to 90%, contributing to a potentially more comfortable viewing experience.

Complementing its visual prowess, the 116UXS incorporates a sophisticated Devialet Opéra de Paris 6.2.2 audio system for immersive sound. This development follows Hisense's prior explorations into MiniLED technology, signaling a continuous push for cutting-edge features in the consumer electronics market.