This Hisense Vidda 4K projector swings on a rose-gold gimbal that looks like sculptural jewelry
Samsung pulled off a sneaky trick with The Frame. A TV spends most of its life switched off, which means the biggest object in your…
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Standard TVs Filter Their Color, the Hisense UR8 Creates Its Own
For decades, every television has made color the same way, filtering a single blue light down into red, green, and blue until something resembles a…
The Hisense U7SG TV Was Built for Bright Rooms, Not Dark Showrooms
Despite what showroom demos suggest, nobody actually watches TV in a blacked-out room with the blinds drawn. Real living rooms have windows, afternoon sun, and…
While Most TVs Go Off, the Hisense CanvasTV Switches to Art
A television that spends most of its life pretending to be a painting sounds like a gimmick, until you stand in front of one. The…
Hisense U6SF Pro Wraps a 1,200-Nit Mini LED Panel in Glare-Free Screen and $699 Price Tag
If you spent the World Cup squinting at a TV that turned every afternoon match into a reflection of your living room window, I have…
Hisense E7SF packs MiniLED, 144Hz, and Fire TV into a seriously affordable big-screen TV
There used to be two ways to buy a TV. Go cheap and squint through a mediocre picture, or spend enough that your banking app…
Hisense Just Made an E Ink Phone With a Color Screen That Snaps Off
Every smartphone screen is a compromise, built to do everything reasonably well and nothing perfectly. The Hisense A10 Ultra rejects that premise outright. Instead of…
The Hisense XR10 Packs 6,000 Lumens, Liquid Cooling, and Devialet Audio Into One Very Serious 4K Projector
Home theater has always been a game of compromises. You either spend a fortune on a TV large enough to feel cinematic, or you buy…
Yanko Design’s Best Tech at CES 2026: Designs That Removes Friction
CES usually means prototypes that look like they escaped from a sci-fi movie and demo reels that promise to change everything by next Thursday. This…
Hisense XR10 Laser Projector and the Case for Flexible Scale at CES 2026
Large-format displays have always posed a spatial question that brightness alone cannot answer: how much permanence does a room owe to its screen? The Hisense…
Hisense Reimagines Domestic Space Through Modularity and Ergonomic Intelligence at CES 2026
Modularity. The word appears constantly in appliance marketing, usually meaning nothing more than optional accessories. Hisense’s CES 2026 lineup treats it as structural philosophy. The…
Hisense 100U65QF Review: The Fire TV Experience Scaled to 100 Inches
Over the weekend, I’m calibrating the Hisense 100U65QF’s picture settings when my neighbor walks through the front door and stops dead. “That’s not a hundred-inch…
Yanko Design’s Best of IFA 2025: Effortless Intelligence and Design-Driven Innovation
The best technology has always been invisible, working quietly in the background to make life better without demanding constant attention or complicated setup procedures. IFA…
Hisense 116UX RGB Mini-LED TV Becomes First Consumer Display with Dolby Vision 2 Technology
Living rooms have long suffered from a persistent problem: dark movie scenes that leave viewers squinting at murky shadows, adjusting brightness settings, and missing crucial…
5 Signature Features That Make Hisense’s L9Q Laser TV a Game-Changer
Since unveiling the L9Q at CES 2025, Hisense has been collecting awards and turning heads across the tech world. We awarded it our Yanko Design…
Hisense 100U8QG 100-inch Review: A Cinematic Powerhouse in My Sunroom
When Hisense announced their 2025 U8QG lineup, I immediately set my sights on the massive 100-inch model. After replacing my 65-inch CanvasTV in my sunroom,…