Hisense has launched the E8S ULED Mini-LED TV series in India, expanding its premium TV range for online buyers. The new lineup targets users who want higher picture quality, gaming-friendly features and better sound without moving into the premium price bracket. So, let’s take a closer look at the new lineup and its key features.
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Hisense E8S Mini-LED series: features, specifications
The E8S series uses Hisense’s Mini-LED display technology with full-array local dimming, which helps the TV produce deeper blacks, stronger contrast and better detail in dark scenes. Hisense also says the TVs use Hi-QLED Colour and enhanced brightness, which should make colours look richer and more natural in movies, sports and games.
The TVs come with a native 144Hz refresh rate, which should make motion look smoother in fast-moving content and gaming. That is one of the biggest draws here, especially for buyers who want a premium TV that can also handle next-gen consoles more comfortably.
Hisense has also added its Hi-View AI Engine to adjust picture quality in real time. The 85-inch model gets the Hi-View AI Engine Pro, which should help sharpen clarity and detail even further.
Sound is another focus. The E8S series includes a built-in subwoofer tuned by Devialet, which should give the TV deeper bass and fuller sound without needing a separate soundbar right away.
The TVs run on VIDAA Smart OS, which should make navigation quick and simple. Hisense has also added HDR10+ Adaptive, Dolby Vision IQ, Filmmaker Mode, Pantone Validated colour, an AI RGB light sensor and hands-free voice control, all of which are meant to make the TV easier to use and better suited to different rooms and viewing conditions.
Where does the new series fit?
The Hisense E8S ULED Mini-LED TV series starts at Rs 57,990 for the 55-inch model. It will be sold exclusively online through Amazon and Flipkart, with the larger 65-inch, 75-inch and 85-inch variants also joining the line-up. Hisense is also offering launch benefits such as no-cost EMI options of up to 18 months and early-buyer discounts.
At Rs 57,990 for the 55-inch model, the Hisense E8S sits in a competitive price band where buyers also have options from Lumio, Samsung and LG. Lumio’s 55-inch Vision 9 is cheaper at Rs 44,999, so it may appeal more to value-focused buyers who still want Mini-LED features.
Samsung and LG, on the other hand, usually cost more in this size range, but they have more brand trust and more familiar smart TV platforms. That means the E8S is being positioned in the middle, more premium than budget Mini-LED TVs but still cheaper than many big-brand alternatives.
Hisense sweetens the deal with extra features like the 144Hz display and Devialet-tuned sound, which should help it become distinctive enough for buyers who want better gaming performance without paying a more premium price.
