Hisense announces new Devialet audio upgrade for home theater products

Hisense has announced a new partnership with Devialet, aiming to bring high-quality audio to users of some of its home theater products. The luxury French audio technology company was founded in 2007 and has since released devices like the Gemini II Wireless Earbuds (curr. $499 at Amazon).

Various Hisense devices will be marketed as having a “Tuned by Devialet” certification, which is said to be exclusive. However, there are other devices that have this certification, like the Sharp HT-SBW53121 and HT-SBW55121 soundbars.

From its 2025 TV range, the Hisense 65U7Q Pro and 65U8Q ULED MiniLED TVs will be “Tuned by Devialet”. These 65-inch models have built-in 2.1.2-channel and 4.1.2-channel sound systems, respectively, as well as support for Dolby Atmos. Hisense suggests that, paired with features like 165HZ Game Mode Ultra, these models should deliver an immersive gaming experience.

Also receiving “Tuned by Devialet” certification is the Hisense HT Saturn, a wireless home theater sound system. The 4.1.2-channel speakers offer a surround sound experience with a total output power of 720 W, also supporting Dolby Atmos. This model can be pre-ordered at the Hisense online store in the US for $1,299.99.

The final product in Hisense’s range to be “Tuned by Devialet” certified is the upcoming L9Q Laser TV, which will launch later in 2025. The projector has an integrated 6.2.2 channel sound system, and the Opéra de Paris Devialet tuning is said to provide “an unparalleled acoustic experience”. The Hisense L9Q is available to pre-order in the US for $5,999.99.