Hisense also introduced the 136MX MicroLED, the company’s first consumer-ready MicroLED display. This launch marks a milestone in making cutting-edge display technology more accessible to consumers.

The Hisense 136MX MicroLED is a whopping 136-inch television. Photo by Supplied / Hisense HISENSE BOWS ITS MASSIVE 136-INCH TV How big is your wall? Or your wall-et?

Hisense has announced its range of ULED televisions for 2025 -- including the U6, U7, U8 and U9 -- with even more dimming zones and bigger screens, up to 100 inches.

Kate got an early exclusive on the reveal of Hisense's first "consumer-ready" MicroLED TV. The 136MX is a major reveal for Hisense, and with the brand planting its flag in the MicroLED space, we ...

Hisense recently said that it's getting into the MicroLED TV arena with its 136MX. It hasn't announced pricing, but Hisense has told me that it should be cheaper than The Wall, which still means ...

Unveiling of Next-Generation Technology At the event, Hisense unveiled an extraordinary innovation that redefines large-screen entertainment - the 136-inch MicroLED TV, 136MX, the brand’s first ...

At the event, Hisense unveiled an extraordinary innovation that redefines large-screen entertainment - the 136-inch MicroLED TV, 136MX, the brand's first consumer-ready MicroLED display.

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