Before talking about Micro RGB, let’s look at color space and gamut both for HDR, which uses the BT.2020 standard, and SDR, commonly associated with the REC.709 standard. REC.709 is ideal for regular HD content like TV broadcasts and YouTube videos. It can display a limited set of colors and brightness is generally capped at 100 nits.

The brand's new crown jewel TV of 2026 is the X11L, which features TCL's Super Quantum Dot (SQD) Mini LED panel, for which the company claims achieves 100 percent of the BT2020 color gamut. This is accomplished by pairing the SQD layer with a CSOT UltraColor Filter, as well as an Advanced Color Purity Algorithm.

Hisense presents its new RGB MiniLED TVs and the 116UXS model at CES 2026. Discover how RGB MiniLED evo technology improves color in your home.

Back at the top of the brand’s lineup is a new 163-inch MicroLED TV called the Hisense 163MX. The big change here is a different color: it’s bringing a yellow sub-pixel, making the industry’s first RGBY MicroLED tech.

At the same time, Hisense revealed the 163MX RGBY MicroLED Display, a large-format prototype that earned a CES 2026 Innovation Award. The display showcases a four-primary MicroLED architecture that signals where ultra-large, premium displays could be headed next.

RGB color is the mainstream in tools and software on the web, CMYK is the mainstream in printed matter, but the first three primary colors learned at school are RYB color model of red · yellow · blue. What are these differences? That is why engineer Dave ...