Summary
Hisense introduced the 136-inch MicroLED television, model 136MX, with a starting price of $129,999, discounted to $109,999. This large TV reflects a trend towards bigger, high-end displays despite economic concerns like inflation. While it's packed with advanced features, its size makes it difficult to fit in many homes.
Key Facts
- Hisense launched the 136-inch MicroLED TV called 136MX.
- The TV costs $129,999 initially but is offered at $109,999 after a $20,000 discount.
- The TV measures about 10 feet wide and 6 feet high, creating challenges for home installation.
- The MicroLED technology means the TV doesn’t require a backlight; it uses 24.88 million tiny LEDs.
- It has features for gamers, such as a 120Hz refresh rate and low latency mode.
- Best Buy expanded its stock of large TVs by twice as much compared to last year.
- The TV uses Hisense's VIDAA smart platform, which supports major streaming apps.
- Despite features, economic concerns like inflation impact consumer spending habits.
