$25,000 is a lot of coin to drop these days. Enough for a designer handbag, second-hand set of wheels, or even 50,000 soft serve cones off the Macca’s loose change menu. But, is it ever a justified investment on a television? When it comes to turning your living room into a luxury cinema the manufacturers of the new Hi Sense 110-inch UX (or the 110UX) believe so – and have crafted a a marvel of modern technology that promises to offer a viewing experience that might just make you forget about going to the movies for your Chop Top altogether. Priced at a jaw-dropping $24,999, this flagship model has taken the at-home TV experience up a notch – actually, make that 110 notches. But, is it worth the price tag a lifetime supply of ice cream? Here’s the scoop …
Picture perfect performance
The heart of the 110UX is its MiniLED X technology, boasting an astonishing 40,000 Full Array Local Dimming Zones and up to 10,000 nits of peak brightness. Translation? You’re getting unparalleled contrast and brightness, which means no more squinting during dark scenes or struggling to see the picture in a sunny room.
Thanks to the Dynamic X-Display, glare and light intrusion are reduced by 20%, making this TV ideal for Australia’s notoriously bright living spaces. Combine that with Quantum Dot Colour enhanced by 3D Colour Master PRO, which delivers colours that are 25% richer than ever before, and you have a picture that’s vibrant, lifelike, and truly breathtaking.
Cinematic sound without the clutter
While most TVs rely on external sound systems for immersive audio, the 110UX brings cinema-level surround sound to your living room with its CineStage X 4.2.2 Surround system. Whether it’s the roar of a dragon or the delicate plucking of a violin, the sound quality will transport you straight into the action, no additional hardware required.
Paired with industry-leading visual features like Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ Adaptive, and IMAX Enhanced Certification, the 110UX ensures you’re not just watching your favourite shows – you’re living them.
Seamless smart features
HiSense hasn’t just focused on the “wow” factor; the 110UX is also incredibly user-friendly. Its VIDAA U8 operating system offers blazing-fast responsiveness and an intuitive interface, giving you quick access to thousands of apps like Netflix, Disney+, and Kayo. Finding your next binge-worthy series or game has never been easier.
Speaking of gaming, the 110UX is equipped with Game Mode Pro, which features a silky-smooth 144Hz refresh rate and low-latency MEMC technology. Whether you’re racing through virtual streets or battling aliens, this TV makes lag and screen tearing relics of the past.
Even the remote control of the 110UX is impressive. Recognised with prestigious design awards, it features a built-in solar panel and a USB-C charging port, ensuring you’ll never be scrambling for batteries again. HiSense’s attention to detail extends even to this often-overlooked accessory, proving that every aspect of the 110UX has been carefully thought out.
Is the Hi Sense 110-inch UX worth $24,999?
Chris Kotis, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at HiSense ANZ, believes so. “The 110UX is more than a television – it’s a masterpiece of design and innovation, serving as the ultimate centrepiece for any luxury home entertainment setup. It combines cutting-edge technology with an immersive experience, redefining how we connect with our favourite content, ” For those seeking the ultimate in home entertainment, this TV is more than just a screen; it’s a lifestyle upgrade.
The 110UX delivers groundbreaking MiniLED technology, cinema-grade sound, and intuitive smart features, making it ideal for those who demand the best and aren’t afraid to pay for it. It’s not just a TV; it’s the centrepiece of a luxury home entertainment system.
Whether you’re a movie buff, a sports fan, or a gamer, the HiSense 110UX promises to deliver an experience that redefines the meaning of “home theatre.” If you’re ready to elevate your living room – and your expectations – this might just be the ultimate splurge for the holiday season.
Now, if only it came with a side of fries!
