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Hisense RGB MiniLED technology takes center stage at the FIFA World Cup 2026™

The FIFA World Cup 2026™ is unfolding across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and Hisense RGB MiniLED display technology has emerged as one of the competition’s leading visual and sequential innovations. As the tournament’s official sponsor and Official VAR Review TV Provider, Hisense has used its cutting-edge technology at every level of the tournament, from the heart of the global broadcast to the screens that help the referees record.

The VAR Room: When Technology Rewrites History

Nowhere is the impact of Hisense RGB MiniLED more profound than in the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) Room, the tournament’s central media center. Here, video assistant referees must determine dives, offsides, and hidden fouls within fractions of a second. Hisense RGB MiniLED uses RGB primary light sources, delivering a color gamut that far exceeds conventional backlight technology. Combined with extremely high refresh rates, the displays capture even subtle body contact and body weight changes during high-speed gameplay without motion blur—giving every frame with microscopic fidelity.

This ability was confirmed in a historic way during the Group D match between the United States and Paraguay, where the tournament was overturned by VAR for the first time. The Paraguayan’s dive at the start resulted in a yellow card; After VAR’s intervention, the referee reviewed the ultra-high-definition slow-motion play on the Hisense-powered Pitchside monitor, revoked the card, and correctly ruled the game a dive. The landmark resolution marked a major development in sports justice—and the technology that enabled this decision was the same Hisense RGB MiniLED system that operates in the IBC VAR Room.

Streaming Engine: Powering Global Viewership

In Dallas, the official International Broadcast Center (IBC) of the FIFA World Cup 2026™— the tournament’s media center — Hisense has installed hundreds of units that support global signal distribution and content production. From multi-camera signal routing to slow-motion playback editing, every workflow requires consistent color accuracy, motion clarity, and stability. Hisense RGB MiniLED meets that need with primary RGB light sources, delivering a color gamut that far exceeds standard backlight technology and reproduces every frame with precision.

Commenting on the VAR partnership, Nick Brown, Director of FIFA Commercial Partnerships, said: “This is a step forward in delivering high quality images and accuracy to teams.”

On the opening day of IBC, FIFA President Gianni Infantino made a special visit to the VAR Room to see the Hisense RGB MiniLED equipment in person. He praised its image quality and released a video of the related experience on his social media accounts.

This seamless integration between host infrastructure and broadcast operations represents the watershed of sports technology: the display technology that protects fairness on the field is the same as bringing the show to living rooms around the world.

From Infrastructure to Experience: RGB MiniLED Meets Fans

Beyond the broadcast and host infrastructure, Hisense has translated the beauty of RGB MiniLED technology into a public-facing experience in all its host countries. In a Hisense RGB-themed pop-up activation at New York’s Hudson Yards—next to the iconic Vessel building—three 116-inch UX series and one 85-inch UR9 series showcase a football-themed interactive experience. The event demonstrates how RGB MiniLED primary light sources deliver superior color accuracy, motion clarity, and big screen immersion—directly targeting key viewing points for football fans. Through interactive soccer-themed games, visitors experience firsthand how this technology transforms product specifications into immersive viewing experiences, embodying the brand’s message of “The Real Game Begins with Hisense.”

The launch also highlights RGB MiniLED as the primary infrastructure that enables new product collaborations, including a partnership with adidas and FIFA that includes a Digital Mirror experience that uses RGB Chromagic technology to provide authentic jersey colors, and a Color Mural shooting game that unlocks branded content. This approach translates technical capabilities into tangible consumer interactions while driving sales transformation through the “Out Host with Hisense” initiative.

At the Hisense Stadium Fan Experience in New York New Jersey Stadium and at the FIFA Fan Festival in Mexico City and Toronto, the flagship 116-inch UXS RGB MiniLED TV enables a more interactive experience—from gesture-controlled gameplay to the vivid Champion Frame, where participants recreate iconic tournament moments and discover personalized digital memories. By using the same core display technology across touch, broadcast, and consumer environments, Hisense creates a unified technology narrative that connects professional-grade innovation with mainstream fan engagement.

Integrated Presence: Technology as the DNA of Competition

The FIFA World Cup 2026™ marks a paradigm shift in how display technology meets major sporting events. The Hisense RGB MiniLED isn’t just in the competition—it’s woven into the fabric of its performance: setting the record straight in the VAR Room, ensuring reliability at the IBC, and creating immersion in public spaces. From sideline replays to central decision-making, from the intensity of the field to the core of global broadcasting, Hisense connects cutting-edge display technology directly with consumer engagement, reinforcing its leadership in RGB MiniLED technology while bringing the excitement of the World Cup to life with unprecedented fidelity.

What FIFA officials see in the VAR Room is, in fact, what Hisense customers see at home. The company’s new RGB MiniLED works in both broadcast-grade equipment and its consumer television lineup, bringing consistent reliability to living rooms around the world.

From sideline replays to central decision-making, from on-field intensity to the core of global broadcasting, Hisense RGB MiniLED is everywhere at this world cup. While delivering a high-quality viewing experience to billions of fans, the technology also helps protect the integrity of every game, faithfully returning the decisive details that shape the outcome of the world’s most watched sporting event.

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