Hisense has introduced the U7T Pro in China, a premium RGB-Mini LED TV series designed to resolve two of the biggest pain points in modern home entertainment: lackluster built-in audio and distracting screen glare. Starting at approximately $1,750 (¥12,499), this lineup integrates a native 180Hz 4K panel with a powerful Devialet-tuned sound system, offering a complete all-in-one cinematic hardware package without requiring external speakers.
By combining highly dense local dimming zones with specialized anti-reflection layers, the display addresses the typical washed-out look of bright living rooms. Furthermore, Hisense targets both gamers and cinema enthusiasts by packing high-bandwidth connectivity and specialized processing hardware into an ultra-thin chassis.
True Color Obsidian Screen and Advanced Local Dimming
The core of the television is its custom RGB-Mini LED panel, which the brand refers to as the True Color Obsidian Screen. This panel achieves an expansive color gamut, covering 103% of the demanding BT.2020 color space. To manage the intense brightness of Mini LED backlighting, Hisense utilizes its Linglong True Color Backlight 2.0 system.
Rather than using a uniform dimming zone count across all sizes, the zone density scales to match the screen real estate. The configuration starts at 2,880 local dimming zones on the smaller models and scales up to an impressive 6,912 zones on the massive 100-inch variant. This granular control helps eliminate blooming, which is the unwanted halo effect around bright objects on dark backgrounds, while boosting overall light efficiency. To combat ambient light in bright rooms, the display features a dual-layer anti-reflection coating that limits the reflection rate to just 1.28%.
Managing these complex visual layers is the Xinxin AI Picture Quality Chip H7. This dedicated processor dynamically adjusts color accuracy and local dimming in real time, while handling standard video upscaling and scene recognition to optimize content frame by frame.
High-Bandwidth Gaming and Custom Picture Profiles
Modern console and PC gamers often struggle with limited input bandwidth and sluggish refresh rates on large-format screens. The TV addresses this by including four full-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports capable of 48Gbps transmission. The panel delivers a native 4K resolution at a fluid 180Hz refresh rate, supporting essential gaming features such as Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro.
For competitive scenarios demanding ultra-low latency, the television features a specialized 360Hz mode that operates at a lower resolution. Additionally, Hisense has collaborated with developers to include a dedicated picture profile specifically tuned for the upcoming action game Phantom Blade Zero, ensuring optimal contrast and motion clarity during fast-paced combat. Under the hood, the system is powered by a MediaTek 9655 processor paired with 4GB of RAM. The 100-inch model features 128GB of onboard storage, while the smaller versions come equipped with 64GB. Wireless connectivity is handled by Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4.
Devialet-Tuned Audio and Ultra-Thin Design
Flat-panel televisions are notorious for thin, tinny sound due to physical space constraints. Hisense attempts to solve this by partnering with audio specialist Devialet to engineer a built-in sound system. The flagship 100-inch model boasts a 4.2.2-channel setup with 18 integrated speakers, delivering a massive 330W of total power output. The smaller screen sizes utilize a 4.1-channel configuration that still provides up to 180W of output, which is more than enough to fill a medium-sized room without the clutter of a separate soundbar.
Despite housing this elaborate audio array, the television maintains a slim profile. The chassis measures only 44mm thick, and the ultra-slim 1.8mm bezels give the screen a nearly borderless appearance. This thin design allows the unit to sit almost completely flush against the wall when mounted, mimicking a high-end art piece rather than a bulky electronic display.
Pricing and Regional Availability
The series is currently launched in the Chinese market and is offered in four distinct sizes to fit different living spaces. The 65-inch model carries a retail price of $1,750 (¥12,499), while the 75-inch variant is priced at $2,170 (¥15,499). Users looking for a larger canvas can opt for the 85-inch model at $2,940 (¥20,999), or the top-tier 100-inch model for $4,270 (¥30,499).
At the moment, these models are exclusive to China. Hisense has not yet announced official plans, release timelines, or pricing for international markets, though the brand frequently brings modified versions of its high-end domestic lineups to global consumers later in the year.
