R$ 149 Thousand for a TV? Hisense Launches Giant 116-Inch Model With 8,000 Nits Brightness, Dolby Atmos 6.2.2 Sound, and Home Cinema Experience

Written by Débora Araújo

Published on 12/09/2025 at 18:19

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With 116 Inches, Mini LED RGB Panel, 8,000 Nits Brightness, 165 Hz Refresh Rate, and Dolby Atmos 6.2.2 Sound, Hisense’s New TV Promises Home Theater Experience.

Hisense announced on Monday (8) the arrival of the Smart TV UX with 116 inches to the Brazilian market. The model stands out not only for its imposing size but also for bringing advanced features aimed at demanding consumers. With gigantic dimensions, the TV promises to deliver a true home theater experience, making it an alternative for those who do not wish to invest in projectors.

Unprecedented Mini LED RGB Technology in the Market

The main technical difference of the 116UX is the LCD panel with Mini LED RGB backlighting.
Unlike traditional Mini LED TVs, which use white or blue LEDs, Hisense’s technology relies on independent RGB lamps.

This innovation allows for more intense and accurate colors, achieving 95% of the BT.2020 color space and offering peaks of 8,000 nits brightness, a rate considered extreme for televisions.
The result is greater color fidelity, enhanced contrast, and superior performance in any environment.

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Resolution and Refresh Rate for Demanding Gamers

In addition to the state-of-the-art panel, the 116UX delivers 4K resolution combined with a 165 Hz refresh rate. This feature positions the TV as a standout option for the gaming audience, as the device supports:

AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
NVIDIA G-Sync
VRR (Variable Refresh Rate)
ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode)

Fast-paced action games or sports broadcasts benefit from the additional fluidity, bringing the experience closer to that of high-performance monitors.

Immersive Sound with Devialet Signature

To complement the experience, Hisense partnered with French Devialet, a brand of international audio prestige. The CineStage X Surround system offers:

Power of 110 W
6.2.2 Channel Configuration
Integrated Dolby Atmos

With this, the TV promises immersive audio quality, dispensing with the need for external soundbars in many situations.

Extra Features for Home Theater

The Smart TV 116UX also brings a series of premium certifications and technologies:

HDR10+ Adaptive, Dolby Vision IQ, and HLG
IMAX Enhanced for cinematic fidelity
Filmmaker Mode, which maintains the original settings of films
Anti-Reflective Layer, ensuring good visibility in different lighting conditions

Processing is handled by the Hi-View AI Engine X, which uses Artificial Intelligence to optimize image and sound in real-time.

Connectivity and Operating System

The TV comes equipped with Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6E, ensuring fast and stable connections.
In terms of the system, Hisense bets on Google TV, with access to apps, support for Apple AirPlay 2 and Google Cast, as well as compatibility with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa for voice commands.

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Price and Availability in Brazil

The Hisense UX 116is now available at Brazilian retailers for R$ 149,999.
Although the price is high, the manufacturer offers a special promotion at Fast Shop until September 30: those who purchase the model during this period can redeem 1 million Livelo points, a benefit that adds attractiveness to the purchase.

Giant models like the 116UX reinforce the search for experiences that are increasingly close to movie theaters. Even though aimed at a limited audience, these launches showcase the advancement of Mini LED RGB screens as an alternative to OLED.
With record brightness, robust sound, and advanced refresh rate, Hisense’s TV positions itself as a symbol of technological luxury and, at the same time, as an indication of what may be available in more accessible models in the coming years.

R$ 149 Thousand for a TV? Hisense Launches Giant 116-Inch Model With 8,000 Nits Brightness, Dolby Atmos 6.2.2 Sound, and Home Cinema Experience

With 116 Inches, Mini LED RGB Panel, 8,000 Nits Brightness, 165 Hz Refresh Rate, and Dolby Atmos 6.2.2 Sound, Hisense’s New TV Promises Home Theater Experience.

Unprecedented Mini LED RGB Technology in the Market

Resolution and Refresh Rate for Demanding Gamers

Immersive Sound with Devialet Signature

Extra Features for Home Theater

Connectivity and Operating System

Price and Availability in Brazil

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Price and Availability in Brazil

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