Huawei Smart Screen S7 RGB Preorders Open With 55 Inch Price

Huawei has opened preorders for the Smart Screen S7 RGB in China, with the 55-inch model starting at 3,999 yuan. The TV series also includes 65-inch and 75-inch versions, and it places Huawei’s RGB MiniLED push in a price range where buyers will pay close attention to panel performance and everyday use.

The Huawei Smart Screen S7 RGB is now available for pre-orders in China, with the 55-inch model starting at 3,999 yuan. The new smart TV brings an upgraded RGB-MiniLED display technology designed to deliver richer colors, improved contrast, and a more immersive viewing experience. Huawei has also introduced several display and smart features with the S7 RGB, making it a notable upgrade for users looking for a premium large-screen TV.

The Smart Screen S7 RGB is Huawei’s latest move in the TV segment, and the spec sheet is clearly aimed at buyers comparing premium LCD sets in China. The series is being sold in 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch sizes, with the entry price set low enough to draw attention while still leaning on advanced display features.

RGB MiniLED Claims 105% BT.2020 Gamut and 94-Bit Precision

The main selling point here is the RGB MiniLED backlight system. Instead of relying on a single white or blue light source, Huawei says the panel uses separate red, green, and blue backlighting. That approach is paired with a focusing lens and AI color calibration, both intended to reduce haloing and improve light control across the screen.

Huawei says the display can cover 105% of the BT.2020 gamut and offers 94-bit color precision. Those are the kinds of claims that matter most to buyers looking at premium LCD rivals, because wide color support and better control can make a noticeable difference in movies, sports, and mixed-use viewing. The company is not positioning this as a niche experiment. It is pricing the TV in a bracket where panel improvements need to justify themselves quickly.

There is also a practical angle to the lineup. The 55-inch model starts at 3,999 yuan, while 65-inch and 75-inch versions are listed as part of the same series in China. That gives Huawei a range of sizes without changing the basic product idea. It is still the same Smart Screen S7 RGB family, just scaled for different rooms and budgets.

HarmonyOS 4.3 TV Adds 300 Hz PC Mode and Histen Audio

On the software side, all three sizes ship with HarmonyOS 4.3. The set also includes 3 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage, which gives the TV more of a connected-device profile than a basic display. That matters because TV buyers increasingly expect app support, system smoothness, and broader ecosystem features, not just picture quality.

The panel itself is a 4K IPS display with a native 120 Hz refresh rate. Huawei also says it can reach 300 Hz when connected to a compatible PC or console signal. That makes the S7 RGB more relevant for gaming-oriented buyers, especially those who want a large display that can handle fast motion more cleanly.

Audio support comes through Huawei Histen, though it varies by size. The 75-inch model adds extra high-frequency speakers, which gives the top-end version a bit more hardware distinction inside the range. Huawei is not saying the smaller models lack sound support, but the larger set does appear to get a more complete package.

Taken together, the Smart Screen S7 RGB looks like Huawei’s attempt to push RGB MiniLED into a more mainstream buying zone. The TV is not just selling on one headline feature. It combines display tech, smart TV software, and higher refresh-rate support in a package that is meant to compete across entertainment and gaming use cases. For buyers in China, the main question will be whether the added panel controls and color claims are enough to separate it from other premium LCD options already in the market.