In 2026, Hisense unveiled a variety of 4K TVs, ranging from high-end models like Mini-LED and OLED to more budget-friendly LCD options. These TVs are designed to cater to a wide audience, including movie enthusiasts, gamers, and those looking for a good balance between quality and price. The flagship model, the Hisense 65UR9S, features RGB Mini LED technology, which enhances brightness and color accuracy. It also includes an anti-reflective matte screen, a USB-C DisplayPort port, a high refresh rate for gaming, and an audio system developed with Devialet. However, the TV's chassis is relatively thick, and it offers only three HDMI ports. While the Vidaa U9 interface is smooth and responsive, the app store is not as extensive as that of Google TV. The Hisense 65U8Q (2026) is another high-end Mini LED model, with screen sizes available up to 100 inches. It boasts a high refresh rate of 165 Hz and reaches nearly 3,500 cd/m² in Filmmaker mode, which is ideal for movie viewing. The color accuracy and contrast are impressive, thanks to the Mini LED backlighting. The TV includes four HDMI 2.1 ports and a USB-C DisplayPort 1.4 port. However, its thick design is due to the inclusion of a 4.1.2 channel audio system. The Vidaa interface is responsive and customizable, supporting features like AirPlay, voice assistants, and a gaming mode with low input lag (13.2 ms). The only downside is the thickness of the chassis. The Hisense 55E7Q Pro is a QLED TV aimed at delivering good value for money. It features a 4K QLED panel with a 144 Hz refresh rate, and includes gaming features like VRR, ALLM, and FreeSync Premium. It also has HDMI 2.1 connectivity and a low response time of 13.2 ms. However, its peak brightness is not as high as some competitors, and HDR content appears less dynamic. The Full LED backlighting does not produce deep blacks, leading to a "blooming" effect around bright objects. The Vidaa U system is smooth and easy to use, with a decent selection of apps. The audio system, powered by 30 W, is adequate and can be enhanced with a soundbar. The Hisense A85Q is the best OLED option from Hisense, offering a 4K panel at 120 Hz with two HDMI 2.1 ports and support for VRR and ALLM. It also supports HDR 10+ and Dolby Vision. Its design includes a rotating foot, a rare feature in living room TVs, allowing for angle adjustments. The Vidaa U9 system is mostly sufficient, with a decent app store. The Hisense A7Q is an entry-level QLED TV, ideal for those looking for good image quality at a lower price. It supports multiple HDR formats and offers vibrant colors through quantum dots, providing solid contrast for watching movies and series. However, it is limited by a 60 Hz panel and moderate brightness. The Hisense 55A6Q is an affordable TV with a 4K LED panel that supports several HDR formats, including Dolby Vision and HDR10+. Its display frequency is capped at 60 Hz, which is standard for many budget models. It includes two 10 W speakers with Dolby Audio and DTS Virtual-X technologies. Powered by the Vidaa U 8.5 system, it provides quick access to popular streaming services. It is compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant and offers Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. The TV includes three HDMI 2.1 ports, two USB ports, a headphone jack, and an Ethernet port to connect various devices.