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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: The Hisense UX Mini-LED TV broke every possible test metric at CES 2024

When it comes to LED-LCD TVs, few things matter more than overall brightness, contrast and color saturation. The new 110-inch Hisense UX Mini-LED TV has all of them in spades.

To be specific, Hisense claims its new TV — coming later this year — can reach a peak brightness of 10,000 nits and uses 40,000 local dimming zones. Sure, OLED can control brightness on a pixel-by-pixel basis, but Hisense’s new monster screen is roughly 10 times as bright while still covering 100% of the DCI-P3 color space.

Samsung S95D could, but most folks don’t have high-powered spotlights in their living room. Still, this is one area we’re going to be watching a lot more closely this year now that Samsung has cracked the code on matte screens.

Hisense UX (2024): Performance

Powering the Hisense UX (2024) is the Hi-View Engine X that uses a 16-bit AI neural chipset to enable object-based upscaling. The processor looks for common objects like water, trees or the sky and applies an upscaling algorithm to make them look crisper and more detail-rich. Or, at least, that’s the hope. 

Not only does it have the processing power to properly upscale content, but it’s the driving force behind all of the important specs mentioned up top. If you want to manage 40,000 local dimming zones, you need a pretty powerful processor, and the Hi-View Engine X is up to the job. 

In terms of color saturation, Hisense says the UX will be able to cover 100% of the DCI-P3 color space and the vast majority of the Rec2020 color space — though they aren’t ready to divulge the exact number yet.

At CES, the Hisense UX was only playing loops of demo content so we couldn’t see how shows like Game of Thrones might look, but it’s easy to see that high brightness and large color volume at work. A canyon scene on the screen had deep, rich hues of red, blue, brown and purple and you could see the grain on the rocks themselves. There was a slight bit of noise in the sky that the Hi-View Engine X didn’t catch — but that’s hopefully something that will be fine-tuned before it’s released later this year.

Hisense UX (2024): Outlook

The specs Hisense gave us are impressive, and the TV certainly looked great on the CES show floor (minus the glare, of course). That being said, you should wait for independent verification of these numbers before you sell off your first-generation Mini-LED TVs from a few years ago. It’s not that you shouldn’t trust Hisense, but there’s always a lot of nuance to the numbers that don’t come across in a press release. 

Based on our limited time with it in Las Vegas, the Hisense UX looked impressive — better than any other 4K Mini-LED TV at CES. But with next-generation LG Display panels making their way into the G4 and M4 OLED TVs, it’s going to be a tough year for any screen that wants to win a spot on our list of the best TVs of 2024.

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