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Hisense Expands TV Range in Pakistan

Hisense launches new premium RGB-Mini LED TVs in China, with potential for local manufacturing and distribution in Pakistan.

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Hisense Expands TV Range in Pakistan
Hisense's new E7S Pro+ and U7T Pro TVs, featuring advanced gaming and picture quality features.

Key Takeaways

  • Hisense has launched two new premium RGB-Mini LED TV models in China.
  • The E7S Pro+ and U7T Pro TVs feature high refresh rates and extensive local dimming.
  • Hisense's subsidiary Select Technologies is set to manufacture and distribute these TVs in Pakistan.

Hisense has expanded its product range in Pakistan by launching two new premium RGB-Mini LED TV models in China, the E7S Pro+ and U7T Pro. These TVs are designed to offer advanced gaming features and superior picture quality.

The E7S Pro+ is available in 75-inch, 85-inch, and 100-inch sizes. It uses Hisense’s Linglong True Color Backlight system, featuring independent red, green, and blue Mini LED light sources. The 75-inch model has 3,888 dimming zones and reaches 5,000 nits of peak brightness, while the 85-inch and 100-inch versions increase these to 5,184 and 7,560 zones, respectively, with up to 6,000 nits of peak brightness.

Hisense Expands TV Range in Pakistan

The U7T Pro comes in 65-inch, 75-inch, 85-inch, and 100-inch sizes. It uses Hisense’s True Color Obsidian Screen with 103% BT.2020 color coverage. Local dimming ranges from 2,880 zones to 6,912 zones, depending on the screen size. It also offers four 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 ports, native 4K 180Hz output, VRR, ALLM, FreeSync Premium Pro, and a 360Hz mode at a lower resolution.

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Both models are equipped with gaming features such as four HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR, ALLM, and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro. The TVs can also detect PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch consoles and automatically switch picture modes. Audio comes from a Devialet-tuned system, delivering up to 195W on the 100-inch version for the E7S Pro+ and 330W on the 100-inch version for the U7T Pro.

Hisense Expands TV Range in Pakistan

Prices for the E7S Pro+ start at $1,725 for the 75-inch model and reach $3,225 for the 100-inch version. The U7T Pro prices range from $1,862 for the 65-inch model to $4,544 for the 100-inch version.

Air Link formally launched Hisense televisions and air conditioners in Pakistan in June 2026. Hisense's subsidiary Select Technologies has an agreement with the company for local manufacturing and distribution of home appliances, initially focusing on TVs and air conditioners. This means newer Hisense TV ranges now have a clearer route to the Pakistani market.

However, Hisense has not announced a Pakistan launch for either the E7S Pro+ or U7T Pro, so their local availability remains uncertain for now. The company is expected to provide more details on their plans for the Pakistani market in the coming months.