Hisense Announced A85N OLED: What Are Its Features?

Hisense is launching its new A85N OLED TV, which is entirely unexpected considering that the company has been developing mini-LED tech rapidly and is also part of the QLED association.

Hisense announced A85N OLED during a pre-IFA 2024 event in Berlin, Germany. So, let’s look at what we still need to do.

Today, let’s examine Hisense’s new affordable television. Let’s get to it without further delay.

Hisense Announced A85N OLED

Hisense employs LG Display’s OLED panel, which puts the Chinese manufacturer in a better position than market leaders Sony and Samsung.

The Hisense announced A85N OLED panel with 1,000 nits of peak brightness and a smooth 144Hz refresh rate.

A85N television features anti-pixel burning technology, integrated software to lower pixel burn-in risk, and AMD FreeSync Premium support.

The television also has a rotating stand that allows you to adjust the angle by up to 25 degrees to suit your set-up.

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Hisense A85N Specifications

High-end television has two 6W speakers and four HDMI ports.

Hisense Announced A85N OLED panel is also handy for gamers because it has two HDMI 2.1 features: ALLM and VRR.

The A85N has a relatively diverse HDR support list: HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, Dolby Vision IQ, IMAX Enhanced, Dolby Atmos, and DTS sound.

Hisense Announced A85N OLED. Image Credit: Social Media.

In Hisene’s A85N, the operating system employed is Vidaa U7.6.

The A85N includes the most demanded streaming applications, has the AirPlay 2 feature, and is compatible with Alexa voice assistant.

Price and Availability

The TV is expected to launch in Germany in September 2024, with a cash-back offer, and other EU countries will likely follow soon.

Adding to its 2024 line-up, Hisense Announced that the A85N OLED television will be available in two sizes: 55-inch and 65-inch.

In European countries, the 55-inch and 65-inch Hisense A85N 4K OLED TVs will cost € 1,599 and € 2,199, respectively.

This TV will have a different processor and firmware than LG, but having the same panel at a much lower price could make it an impressive and comparatively affordable option.