LED, MiniLED, OLED, RGB MiniLED... are you confused? You're not alone. With the dizzying pace of TV technology development, even the most enthusiastic users have a hard time keeping up with all the changes. But one thing remains clear: we all want sharper images, more vibrant colors and more immersive experiences. After LCD, OLED and MiniLED, now RGB MiniLED is the next big step – and Hisense is at the forefront of this revolution.
Why RGB MiniLED is truly revolutionary
Older technologies still use only blue or white lighting, which limits efficiency and color purity. RGB MiniLED uses individual red, green, and blue LEDs, with independent control. This enables three-dimensional control of brightness and color in each area of ??the screen, delivering deeper contrast, purer colors, and incredible visual depth.
Hisense: Global leader in RGB MiniLED
At the heart of this technology lies Hisense's dual-chip architecture:
• RGB MiniLED Chip – for ultra-precise lighting and maximum efficiency.
• Hi-View AI Engine X – intelligent processor that optimizes light and color in thousands of areas in real time.
Hisense is the first company in the world to bring RGB MiniLED to mass production, after years of investment, 6 generations of chip optimization, and over 8,000 hours of reliability testing. By controlling the entire production chain – from components to image processing software – Hisense guarantees high quality, strong brightness, energy efficiency, and durability.
The future of the screen is here – and it's bigger than ever
With today’s content demanding ultra-large formats, deeper colors and energy efficiency , Hisense’s RGB MiniLED offers it all: a 165Hz refresh rate , up to 116-inch size and exceptional performance in every scenario – movies, sports or games. From innovations in LCD, to the standardization of ULED technology, and now leading the RGB MiniLED revolution – Hisense continues to challenge and reshape the industry. With dozens of patents and steady growth in the global market.
Hisense isn't following trends – it's creating them.
