South Africa’s R300,000 Hisense 110-Inch TV Showcases Local Manufacturing Excellence

Hisense Unveils R300,000 110-Inch Mini LED TV Manufactured in South Africa

Premium Home Cinema Experience with Local Production

Hisense has launched its flagship 110UX ULED X Mini LED TV, a massive 110-inch television manufactured at its Atlantis factory in Cape Town, South Africa. Priced at R299,999, this premium TV promises a cinematic, stadium-quality viewing experience for home entertainment enthusiasts.

Showcase Events Highlight Cutting-Edge Technology

The company unveiled the TV during exclusive events at Hirsch’s Homestores in Umhlanga, Fourways, and Milnerton on 7 May 2025. Attendees experienced firsthand the next-generation Mini LED technology that Hisense claims delivers “unmatched contrast, brightness, and color fidelity.”

South Africa’s R300,000 Hisense 110-Inch TV Showcases Local Manufacturing Excellence
Hisense unveiling the locally produced 110UX ULED X Mini LED TV at events hosted at various Hirsch’s Homestores on Wednesday, 7 May 2025

South African Manufacturing Pride

Luna Nortje, Deputy General Manager at Hisense South Africa, emphasized the local production: “This TV is manufactured by South Africans, for South Africans. It’s a celebration of how far Hisense and South Africa have come together.”

Premium Package and Market Leadership

The R299,999 price includes:

  • Four-year guarantee
  • Free delivery
  • Expert installation
  • Premium after-sales support

Hisense has become a market leader in South Africa, ranking first in both TV and refrigerator categories as of early 2025. The company’s Atlantis Industrial Park spans 100,000m² and produces:

  • 1 million TVs annually
  • 500,000+ refrigerators annually

Economic Impact and Future Commitments

Through its manufacturing operations and joint venture with Hapag-Lloyd, Hisense has created:

  • 1,000 direct jobs
  • 5,000 indirect jobs

The company remains committed to strengthening China-South Africa relations through its collaboration with the China-Africa Development Fund, while bringing South African-made technology to global markets.

Source: MyBroadband

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