Trending Now - Hisense Launches Affordable RGB Mini-led TV With Google TV

WHO:

[9to5Google] - Hisense is the company launching the new RGB Mini-LED TV series.

[The Verge] - The reviewer has over 20 years of experience in AV and has previously worked at Digital Trends and Reviewed.

WHAT:

[9to5Google] - Hisense has launched a new Google TV-powered RGB mini-LED TV series named “UR9.”

[9to5Google] - The UR9 series features 35,000 individual RGB LEDs.

[9to5Google] - The 65-inch model of the UR9 is priced at $2,000, the 75-inch model at $3,000, and the 85-inch model at $4,000.

[The Verge] - The 65-inch UR9 is now priced at $1,999, the 75-inch model at $2,999, and the 85-inch model at $3,999, reflecting a price drop of between $1,500 and $2,000 depending on size.

[9to5Google] - The 100-inch model's pricing is not disclosed and is “coming soon.”

[9to5Google] - Hisense states that the UR9 TVs will receive Dolby Vision 2 Max support via an OTA update in June.

WHERE:

[9to5Google] - The UR9 TVs are available from Best Buy.

WHEN:

[9to5Google] - The OTA update for Dolby Vision 2 Max support is scheduled for June.

WHY:

[The Verge] - The aggressive price cut from Hisense is suspected to be a response to Samsung's announcement of pricing for its own high-end R95H RGB LED TV.

HOW:

[9to5Google] - The UR9 uses an AI processor called the Hi-View AI Engine RGB to balance scenes for optimal lighting and color.

[9to5Google] - The UR9 features a game boost mode with variable refresh rate and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certification.

[9to5Google] - The UR9 is designed to reduce harmful blue light and use energy more efficiently than conventional MiniLED, certified by TÜV Rheinland for eye comfort and Pantone® Validated for color.

(UPDATED May 4, 2026 23:22 UTC)

Hisense has launched a new series of Google TV-powered RGB mini-LED TVs called the UR9, featuring a remarkable 35,000 individual RGB LEDs. The 65-inch model is now priced at $1,999, while the 75-inch and 85-inch models are priced at $2,999 and $3,999 respectively, reflecting significant price drops likely in response to Samsung's recent announcements. These TVs, available at Best Buy, will receive an OTA update for Dolby Vision 2 Max support in June, and they include advanced features like an AI processor for optimal lighting and a game boost mode with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certification.