Hisense has announced its 2019 Smart TV Range

Hisense Australia has today announced its upcoming slate of Smart TVs for 2019. Arriving in Australia beginning in May 2019, these new Hisense Smart TVs will feature the “next generation of its popular ULED” technology.

Each of the new ULED Hisense Smart TVs will also feature the proprietary OS; VIDAA U3.0 AI. 

Additionally, Hisense is set to add an Android TV to its 2019 lineup. 

Hisense Smart TV

Hisense is bringing five models of Smart TV to Australia in 2019; R6, Series G, R7, R8 and R9. These TVs include Dolby Vision HDR, Dolby Atmos, Quantum Dot, Wide Colour Gamut and Ultra Local Dimming. 

Each TV also comes with Hisense’s OS; VIDAA U3.0AI. This version of the OS has Alexa built-in which allows for the use of voice control without the need for an Amazon Echo. While Amazon Video Gear will be available at launch, Amazon Voice Services will be rolled out later in 2019. Alexa Integration will also be available in the latter half of 2019. 

It’s not just Amazon’s services that players will be able to take advantage of as Android Hisense Smart TV will have access to the Google Play Store. With the inclusion of Bluetooth, users should be able to connect a Bluetooth controller and play Google Play Store games directly from their TV.

The Bluetooth connection included with Hisense’s 2019 Smart TV range also means that users will be able to connect their wireless headphones or speakers. Without wires and cables for connecting sound to your TV, you’ll free up your living room clutter and mess, especially behind your TV.

Hisense has also announced that the Bluetooth connection will come in handy when its soundbar products are released later in the year. 

Finally, Australian users will enjoy easy access to both YouTube and Netflix on their new Hisense Smart TV with dedicated buttons on the remote for both apps. If the remote is lost, the RemoteNOW app will let users control their TV from their smartphone. 

The full 2019 range of Hisense Smart TVs is below.

  R6    
Size Features Availability MSRP
    Early May 2019  
85″ 100 Smooth Motion Rate TBC
75″ Ultra High Definition $2999 AUD
65″ HDR10 $1849 AUD
55″ Precision Colour $1399AUD
50″ Over 1 Billion Colours $1199 AUD
43″ Super Contrast $849 AUD
  VIDAA U3.0 AI Smart TV  
  Alexa Enabled  
  RemoteNow Ready  
  PVR Recording  
  USB Playback  
  Sports Mode  
  Game Mode    
       
  SERIES G    
Size Features Availability MSRP
    Late May 2019  
65″ 100 Smooth Motion Rate $2299 AUD
55″ Ultra High Definition $1499 AUD
50″ Dolby Vision HDR $1249 AUD
  Precision Colour  
  Over 1 Billion Colours  
  Ultra Local Dimming  
  Bluetooth  
  Android TV OS  
  Google Assistant  
  PVR Recording  
  USB Playback  
  Sports Mode  
  Game Mode    
       
  R7    
Size Features Availability MSRP
    Mid’ May 2019  
75″ 200 Smooth Motion Rate $3499 AUD
65″ Ultra High Definition $2499 AUD
55″ Dolby Vision HDR $1799 AUD
50″ Wide Colour Gamut $1499 AUD
  Over 1 Billion Colours  
  Ultra Local Dimming  
  Bluetooth  
  VIDAA U3.0 AI Smart TV  
  Alexa Enabled  
  Google Assistant  
  RemoteNow Ready  
  Dolby Atmos  
  PVR Recording    
  USB Playback    
  Sports Mode    
  Game Mode    
       
  R8    
Size Features Availability MSRP
    July 2019  
75″ 200 Smooth Motion Rate $3999 AUD
65″ Ultra High Definition $2499 AUD
  Dolby Vision HDR  
  Quantum Dot Technology  
  Over 1 Billion Colours  
  Ultra Local Dimming  
  Bluetooth  
  VIDAA U3.0 AI Smart TV  
  Alexa Enabled  
  Bluetooth Voice Remote  
  Google Assistant  
  RemoteNow Ready  
  Dolby Atmos    
  PVR Recording    
  USB Playback    
  Sports Mode    
  Game Mode    
       
  R9    
Size Features Availability MSRP
    TBC  
75″ 200 Smooth Motion Rate TBC
65″ Ultra High Definition TBC
  Dolby Vision HDR  
  Quantum Dot Technology  
  Over 1 Billion Colours  
  Prime Array Backlight  
  2500nit Peak Brightness  
  UHD Premium Certified  
  Bluetooth  
  VIDAA U3.0 AI Smart TV  
  Alexa Enabled  
  Bluetooth Voice Remote  
  Google Assistant    
  RemoteNow Ready    
  Dolby Atmos    
  PVR Recording    
  USB Playback    
  Sports Mode    
  Game Mode    
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