Some of the most exciting TVs of 2026 might be revealed soon, featuring advanced new technology.

      Hisense, a Chinese tech company, primarily focuses on TVs, specifically those that incorporate advanced technology typically found in higher-end models but at more affordable prices. With CES 2026 approaching, the largest event of the year for new TV announcements starting on January 6, we're eager to see what the brand will reveal.

      During last year’s CES, Hisense introduced an enormous 116-inch TV, named the TriChroma LED. While its mini-LED technology has yet to be available in more affordable smaller sizes, it seems likely that we haven’t seen the last of its RGB Mini-LED technology. We may also anticipate new models featuring improvements from Dolby that will be worth considering next year.

      Unlike some exhibitors at CES 2026, Hisense has not yet announced its press event, leaving us in suspense about what it will showcase at the annual Las Vegas event. However, we can speculate on possible announcements from Hisense based on past trends and the direction of the TV industry. Here’s a look at what could potentially be revealed:

      The RGB Mini-LED

      Last year, Hisense made a significant impact at CES with the launch of the TriChroma LED screen, which was recognized as one of the standout TVs of the event. Unfortunately, this technology has not yet been made available in any models less expensive than the original $24,999 unit.

      Many TV enthusiasts are hoping that Hisense will present more consumer-friendly models utilizing the contrast-enhancing and color-boosting RGB Mini-LED technology in smaller sizes. We might see 55-inch or 65-inch models that align with Hisense's reputation for making premium technology more accessible.

      Since the introduction of its RGB Mini-LED screen, other brands such as Sony, Samsung, and TCL have introduced their versions throughout 2025, making this type of screen highly anticipated at CES this year.

      More TVs

      Hisense is unlikely to attend CES 2026 with just one TV, so we expect to see a complete lineup of models for the year, including those that consumers will want to purchase.

      Last year, the brand showcased new products including its OLED line of 4K TVs, various QLED models like the U6 and U7, and a competitor to Samsung's Frame called the Canvas TV. A glance at our Hisense TV buying guide will reveal a lengthy list of models introduced at CES 2025.

      It’s nearly certain that Hisense will reveal its 2026 TV series at CES 2026, likely featuring enhancements and updates over the previous generation. The brand has already debuted TVs with Dolby Vision 2, and we can expect this technology to be incorporated into additional models soon. This AI-driven HDR feature, introduced late in 2025, promises significant upgrades to image quality for compatible sets.

      Another anticipated development is the increased integration of AI features, such as enhancements to picture and audio quality, which are becoming common across nearly all TVs.

      Projectors and soundbars

      Hisense likely plans to unveil new projectors at CES, catering to those who prefer projectors over TVs. At the 2025 event, the brand showcased several premium short-throw options, including the C2, C2 Pro, and C2 Ultra portable Google TV projectors.

      We can expect new projectors from Hisense at CES 2026, possibly including a C3 series along with one or two additional premium short-throw models. The company seems to be focusing on its premium Lazer TVs.

      Additionally, we might see conceptual or prototype projection technologies, like its roll-up screen from 2025, which are primarily designed for use with short-throw laser projectors rather than traditional TVs, but are still impressive.

      Typically, Hisense also presents new soundbars at CES from its various series, so it’s likely that we’ll see some home theater audio equipment from the company as well.

      One confirmed highlight? Golfjoy, a golf tech company, has announced that it will be featuring a virtual driving range at CES, utilizing Hisense’s projection technology, which could showcase new innovations in projection.

      AI upgrades to appliances

      Similar to many technology companies, Hisense produces more than just TVs; it also manufactures a range of appliances, including refrigerators, washing machines, and ovens, along with a selection of wine storage units.

      There is a growing interest in food-related technology at CES, so it’s probable that Hisense will present its existing appliance lineup during the show, although it’s unlikely that these products will be the focal point of a press event.

      The most intriguing developments may be any new AI-powered features that Hisense incorporates into its appliances. With Artificial Intelligence being a significant topic of discussion at the conference, lifestyle enhancements like the meal-planning feature in Hisense refrigerators could attract just as much attention as the company’s AI-driven picture optimization for its TVs.