Hisense showcases full range of smart home products and 116-inch RGB MiniLED TV at 2026 ASEAN Partner Conference

Hisense is recently in KL for its ASEAN 2026 Partner Conference that brought in visitors to look at its latest release of smart home solutions, as well as the world’s first RGB MiniLED TV, one of gigantic size. 

Yes, it is the 116-inch UX that runs individual red, green, and blue chips in each LED, which basically means far more precise control over both color and brightness. You’re getting full BT.2020 color gamut here, paired with its Hi-View AI Engine RGB for real-time tuning, and a 6.2.2-channel CineStage X audio system co-developed with Devialet, aiming for a full cinema-grade experience at home.

Meanwhile, the UR8 series is positioned as a more accessible RGB MiniLED option, packing features like a native 180Hz Game Mode, while the L9Q Laser TV pushes into ultra-large home cinema territory with up to a 150-inch display, 5000 ANSI lumens brightness, and ultra-short throw projection. On top of that, the XR10 projector stretches things even further, supporting projections up to 300 inches for those going all-in on home theater setups.

Then there’s the broader lineup. The UR8 series is positioned as a more accessible RGB MiniLED option, still bringing features like a native 180Hz Game Mode, while the L9Q Laser TV pushes into ultra-large home cinema territory with up to a 150-inch display, 5000 ANSI lumens brightness, and ultra-short throw projection. On top of that, the XR10 projector stretches things even further, supporting projections up to 300 inches for those going all-in on home theater setups.

As for the smart home appliances, they demonstrated the RQ600 PureView refrigerator running a 3-in-1 ice system for cubed ice, crushed ice, and chilled water, with faster production and access without opening the door, alongside a full-domain antibacterial system and a built-in smart screen for food tracking and freshness monitoring.

The X-zone Master washing machine goes in a different direction, focusing on space-saving and hygiene. It combines multiple washing zones into a single unit, letting you separate items like baby clothes, underwear, and outerwear to avoid cross-contamination. It also integrates heat pump drying and adds features like water activation technology for better cleaning performance, along with 360-degree steam sterilisation.

Then there’s the U8 smart air conditioner, which feels like it’s built specifically for comfort automation. It uses thermal sensing to detect where you are in the room and adjusts airflow accordingly, while also avoiding direct drafts. Add in air purification with ion generation and offline voice control in multiple regional languages, and it’s clearly trying to make everyday climate control more intuitive.

All of this connects through Hisense’s Connect Life platform, which ties display, appliances, and air systems into a single smart home experience.