Hisense 2026 TV range: all the series explained
The Hisense 2026 range runs from small Full HD TVs to 100-inch RGB MiniLED. Each series has its place, but the gaps between neighbouring series are sometimes huge. Here is the full breakdown, from top to bottom of the range, with our in-store prices.
- RGB MiniLED : UR9S and UR8S, up to 180Hz
- Mini LED : U7S Pro (165Hz) and U7SE (144Hz)
- 4K and Full HD LED : A7S and A5S for the bedroom
- Letter S = 2026, Q = 2025
Hisense 2026: what to remember
The 2026 range is easy to read once you know the families: UR for RGB MiniLED, U for Mini LED (Hisense calls it “ULED”), E and A for simpler LED. The higher the number, the higher up the range. All the series run on VIDAA, Hisense's own system, and all the 4K models support both Dolby Vision and HDR10+.
Prices: our public prices as of 15/10/2026. The product sheet is the reference, and Nimesclub members often get a reduced price. Specifications come from the official hisense.fr product sheets.
UR9S: the high-end RGB MiniLED
This is the most advanced Hisense of 2026. Its backlight RGB MiniLED uses separate red, green and blue LEDs, controlled by zones (980 to 1,320 zones depending on size, according to the specialist press).
- Processor : Hi-View AI Engine RGB.
- Brightness : up to 5,000 nits peak brightness claimed on the French spec sheet for the 85-inch.
- Frequency : native 180Hz (useful on PC; consoles stay at 4K 120Hz).
- HDMI : three HDMI 2.1 ports with VRR up to 180Hz and ALLM, plus a USB-C port, according to the 85-inch spec sheet.
- HDR : Dolby Vision 2, HDR10+ Adaptive, HLG, IMAX Enhanced.
- Sound : 90W in total according to the 85-inch spec sheet, Dolby Atmos, “Tuned by Devialet”.
- Miscellaneous : matte anti-reflective panel, Wi-Fi 6E, slimmer design.
- Sizes : 65, 75 and 85 inches.
We don't have it in store at the moment. Who is it for? Customers who want a spectacular picture in a very bright living room, in a large size, without the burn-in risk of an OLED.
UR8S: the more affordable RGB MiniLED
- Technology : RGB MiniLED, matte anti-reflective panel.
- Processor : Hi-View AI Engine RGB.
- Brightness : 2,500 nits claimed on 55-inch, 3,500 nits on 65 and 85 inches.
- Frequency : native 180Hz.
- HDMI : four HDMI 2.1 ports, all with VRR up to 180Hz and ALLM, eARC on HDMI 3.
- HDR : Dolby Vision 2, Dolby Vision Gaming, HDR10+ Adaptive, HLG, IMAX Enhanced.
- Sound : 50W (2 × 10W, 20W subwoofer and 2 × 5W), Dolby Atmos, “Tuned by Devialet”.
- Sizes : 55, 65, 75, 85 and 100 inches.
| Model in store | Size | Nimestore list price |
|---|---|---|
| 55UR8S | 55" | 1 499,99 € |
| 65UR8S | 65" | 1 799,99 € |
| 85UR8S | 85" | 2 799,99 € |
U7S Pro: the premium Mini LED
- Technology : Mini LED with quantum dots, matte anti-reflective panel.
- Processor : Hi-View AI Engine Pro.
- Brightness : up to 3,000 nits claimed (2,000 nits on the 55-inch).
- Frequency : native 165Hz.
- HDMI : four HDMI 2.1 ports, all with VRR up to 165Hz and ALLM. Claimed input lag of 8ms or less.
- HDR : Dolby Vision 2, HDR10+ Adaptive, HLG, IMAX Enhanced. It's the cheapest series eligible for Dolby Vision 2.
- Sound : 50 W, Dolby Atmos, ‘Tuned by Devialet'.
- Sizes : 55, 65, 75, 85 and 100 inches.
In store: the 55U7S Pro at 1 299,99 €. Who is it for? A bright living room, sport, gamers: it's our best value-for-money Hisense.
U7SE: the mid-range Mini LED
- Technology : Mini LED with quantum dots, without anti-glare treatment. VA panel (good contrast head-on) in 50, 55 and 85 inches, IPS in 65 inches according to the press.
- Processor : Hi-View AI Engine, less powerful: no Dolby Vision 2.
- Brightness : around 1 300 nits peak brightness according to the press (Hisense does not state it on the spec sheet).
- Frequency : 144 Hz native.
- HDMI : four HDMI 2.1 ports with ALLM, but the VRR 144 Hz only on HDMI 3 (eARC) and 4. Stated input lag of 7 ms or less.
- HDR : Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Vision Gaming, HDR10+ Adaptive, HLG, IMAX Enhanced, Filmmaker mode.
- Sound : 40 W (2 × 10 W and integrated 20 W subwoofer), Dolby Atmos, ‘Tuned by Devialet'.
- Sizes : 50, 55, 65, 75 and 85 inches.
| Model in store | Size | Nimestore list price |
|---|---|---|
| 50U7SE | 50" | 799,99 € |
| 55U7SE | 55" | 899,99 € |
| 75U7SE | 75" | 1 599,99 € |
| 85U7SE | 85" | 2 299,99 € |
The other 2026 series
E8S, E7S Pro and E7S
The E8S is the entry-level Mini LED, a lighter version of the U7SE. The E7S Pro is a gaming-oriented QLED (144 Hz stated), the E7S an entry-level QLED from 43 to 100 inches. These series are not in store here and their detailed specs remain to be confirmed.
A7S: the basic 4K
4K LED with quantum dots, no local dimming stated. Panel 60 Hz : the ‘120 Hz HSR' cited on some retail listings is a processed accelerated display mode, not a true native 120 Hz (the official hisense.fr listing states 60 Hz). Three HDMI 2.1 ports (ALLM, VRR up to 60 Hz), Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+, 20 W Dolby Atmos sound, stated input lag of 11 ms or less. In store: 43A7S à 549,99 €, 50A7S à 649,99 €, 55A7S à 749,99 €.
A5S: the Full HD
Full HD screen (1920 × 1080) at 60 Hz with quantum dots, HDR10 and HLG only, two HDMI 1.4 ports, 16 W sound (50-inch spec sheet). In store: 32A5S à 349,99 € and 40A5S à 399,99 €. Ideal for the kitchen or a child's bedroom.
The full comparison table
| Series | Screen | Processor | Hz | HDMI 2.1 | HDR | Sound | Anti-glare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UR9S | RGB MiniLED | AI Engine RGB | 180 | 3 (VRR 180 Hz) | DV2, HDR10+ | 90 W Devialet | Yes |
| UR8S | RGB MiniLED | AI Engine RGB | 180 | 4 (VRR 180 Hz) | DV2, HDR10+ | 50 W Devialet | Yes |
| U7S Pro | Mini LED | AI Engine Pro | 165 | 4 (VRR 165 Hz) | DV2, HDR10+ | 50 W Devialet | Yes |
| U7SE | Mini LED | AI Engine | 144 | 4 (VRR on HDMI 3 and 4) | DV IQ, HDR10+ | 40 W Devialet | No |
| A7S | LED 4K QLED | n/a | 60 | 3 (VRR 60 Hz) | DV IQ, HDR10+ | 20 W | No |
| A5S | LED Full HD QLED | n/a | 60 | No (HDMI 1.4) | HDR10, HLG | 16 W | No |
DV2 = Dolby Vision 2; DV IQ = Dolby Vision IQ (adapts the picture to the room's light); n/a = not stated.
The classic Hisense trap: comparing a U7SE and a U7S Pro on price alone. For €400 more in 55 inches, the U7S Pro almost doubles the brightness and adds anti-glare. In a living room with a picture window, that's the one you need; in a bedroom or a dimly lit room, the U7SE is more than enough.
The Hisense range in store
MINILED TV HISENSE 55UR8S€1,296.00
MINILED TV HISENSE 65UR8S€1,481.00
TV MINILED HISENSE 85UR8S€2,657.00
Mini LED TV HISENSE 55U7SPRO€1,299.00
Mini LED TV HISENSE 50U7SE€595.00
Mini LED TV HISENSE 55U7SE€700.00
MINI LED TV HISENSE 75U7SE€1,191.00
TV MINILED HISENSE 85U7SE€1,497.00
Mini LED TV HISENSE 100U7Q€1,992.00
QLED TV HISENSE 100E7QPRO€1,932.00Decoding a Hisense model number
Example: 55U7S Pro.
- 55 : the screen size in inches.
- U : the family (UR = RGB MiniLED, U = Mini LED ULED, E = QLED or entry-level Mini LED, A = simple LED).
- 7 : the rank within the family (9 above 8, then 7, 6, 5).
- S : the year, here 2026 (Q = 2025, N = 2024).
- Pro or E : higher-end or lighter version.
France and Belgium : the model numbers are the same, with no country suffix. Our catalogue sometimes writes ‘55U7SPRO' as one word: it's the same 55U7S Pro. Beware of foreign reviews: in the United Kingdom, model numbers end in TUK and the British ‘U7S' seems to correspond to our U7SE; in the United States, the U7SG or UR9SG run Google TV with different specs. Don't use them as a reference.
2025 models still on sale
Two very large 2025 screens remain with us, at attractive prices:
Hisense 100U7Q
Mini LED 165 Hz, Hi-View AI Engine Pro, four HDMI 2.1 ports with VRR 165 Hz, Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, 50 W sound. No Dolby Vision 2.
100 inches · 2 299,99 €
Hisense 100E7Q Pro
QLED without Mini LED, 144 Hz, VRR 144 Hz on HDMI 3 and 4, Dolby Vision, HDR10+, 50 W sound. The giant screen on the gentlest budget.
100 inches · 1 999,99 €
Before buying a 100-inch set, check the distance: allow at least 4.5 metres of viewing distance, and a wall or unit more than 2.2 metres wide. Our article what size TV to choose helps you work it out.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the U7SE and the U7S Pro?
The U7S Pro is markedly brighter (up to 3,000 nits claimed versus around 1,300), it has a matte anti-glare panel, 165 Hz across its four HDMI ports and Dolby Vision 2. The U7SE stays at 144 Hz, with no anti-glare coating and VRR on only two ports.
UR8S or UR9S?
Both are RGB MiniLED at 180 Hz. The UR9S goes brighter (up to 5,000 nits claimed in 85 inches), has more powerful sound (90 W on the 85-inch spec sheet) and Wi-Fi 6E, but only three HDMI 2.1 ports. The UR8S comes in 55 and 100 inches and costs less.
Is the 2025 100U7Q still a good buy?
Yes. It's a 165 Hz Mini LED with four HDMI 2.1 ports and 50 W of sound. It won't have Dolby Vision 2 or the Devialet sound of the 2026 models, but in 100 inches its size-for-price ratio remains excellent.
What does the E in U7SE stand for?
It's a stripped-back version of the U7S series: less bright, no anti-glare coating and a less powerful processor than the U7S Pro. The Pro, by contrast, denotes the higher-end version.
Do all the 2026 Hisense TVs have Dolby Vision?
All the 4K models in the range have Dolby Vision (IQ on the U7SE and A7S). Dolby Vision 2 is reserved for the UR9S, UR8S and U7S Pro. The A5S Full HD only has HDR10 and HLG.
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