Which Hisense TV to choose in 2026? Our guide based on your needs
From the small A5S Full HD to the 85-inch RGB MiniLED, the Hisense range covers every budget. The right choice depends mainly on your room and what you watch. Here are our practical recommendations, with the models we have in store and their prices.
- Under 800 €: A7S, or 50U7SE for gaming
- Bright living room: U7S Pro or UR8S (anti-glare)
- Gaming: 4K 120 Hz, VRR and ALLM on all our Mini LEDs
- Belgian apps: check before buying
The three questions to ask yourself
- Is your room bright? It's the number one criterion at Hisense: it decides between a series with anti-glare (U7S Pro, UR8S) and one without (U7SE, A7S).
- What distance is there between the sofa and the screen? It sets the size. Allow roughly 2 to 2.5 m for a 55-inch, 3 m for a 65-inch, and 4 m or more for a 75 or 85-inch.
- How do you watch TV? If you use your operator's box, VIDAA will suit you very well. If you want to watch Auvio, VRT MAX or Pickx directly on the TV, check with us first.
Prices: our public prices as of 15/10/2026. The product listing is the reference, and Nimesclub members often get a reduced price.
By budget
| Budget | Our Hisense picks | Public price | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under €400 | 32A5S or 40A5S | 349,99 € / 399,99 € | Simple small Full HD screen, kitchen or bedroom |
| 500 to 750 € | 43A7S, 50A7S, 55A7S | 549,99 € à 749,99 € | 4K, Dolby Vision IQ, VIDAA; no 120 Hz |
| Around 800 to 900 € | 50U7SE, 55U7SE | 799,99 € / 899,99 € | True Mini LED, 144 Hz, 40 W sound |
| Around 1 300 € | 55U7S Pro | 1 299,99 € | Bright, anti-glare, Dolby Vision 2 |
| 1 500 to 1 800 € | 55UR8S, 65UR8S | 1 499,99 € / 1 799,99 € | RGB MiniLED, superb colours, 180 Hz |
| 2 000 to 2 800 € | 100E7Q Pro, 100U7Q, 85U7SE, 85UR8S | 1 999,99 € à 2 799,99 € | Very large screens |
To compare with other brands at the same price, see our TV buying guide by budget.
Depending on size
| Size | Recommended distance | Hisense models in store |
|---|---|---|
| 32 to 43" | Under 2 m | 32A5S (349,99 €), 40A5S (399,99 €), 43A7S (549,99 €) |
| 50" | 1.5 to 2.5 m | 50A7S (649,99 €), 50U7SE (799,99 €) |
| 55" | 2 to 3 m | 55A7S (749,99 €), 55U7SE (899,99 €), 55U7S Pro (1 299,99 €), 55UR8S (1 499,99 €) |
| 65" | From 3 m | 65UR8S (1 799,99 €) |
| 75" | From 3.5 to 4 m | 75U7SE (1 599,99 €) |
| 85" | From 4 m | 85U7SE (2 299,99 €), 85UR8S (2 799,99 €) |
| 100" | From 4.5 m | 100E7Q Pro (1 999,99 €), 100U7Q (2 299,99 €) |
Our advice: most customers buy too small. The details are in what size TV to choose.
By room
Bright room, bay window
You need brightness and an anti-glare coating. U7S Pro (up to 3,000 nits claimed, 2,000 in 55 inches) or UR8S (2,500 to 3,500 nits claimed). The U7SE is less bright and its glossy screen reflects light: avoid it facing a window.
Dimly lit or dark room
Any Mini LED will do. The U7SE is then an excellent value for money. In total darkness, turn off the energy-saving features and choose Filmmaker mode to avoid an overly harsh picture.
Depending on what you watch
UR8S, or an OLED
Dolby Vision 2, HDR10+, IMAX Enhanced and 50 W of Devialet sound. The UR8S is the most cinematic Hisense in store. In a completely dark room, an OLED from another brand keeps the edge on blacks.
55UR8S 1 499,99 € · 65UR8S 1 799,99 €
U7S Pro
Bright in daytime, anti-glare, AI Sports mode and 165 Hz. For Sunday afternoon football with the shutters open, it's our pick.
55U7S Pro · 1 299,99 €
A7S
News, series, programmes: basic 4K with Dolby Vision IQ is enough. The 20 W sound is decent for TV.
from 549,99 €
For gaming: PS5, Xbox, PC
| Model | PS5 / Xbox (4K 120 Hz) | PC | VRR | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A7S | No, 60 Hz | 60 Hz | Up to 60 Hz | from 549,99 € |
| U7SE | Yes | 144 Hz | HDMI 3 and 4 only | from 799,99 € |
| U7S Pro | Yes | 165 Hz | All 4 ports | 1 299,99 € |
| UR8S | Yes | 180 Hz | All 4 ports | from 1 499,99 € |
| 100U7Q (2025) | Yes | 165 Hz | All 4 ports | 2 299,99 € |
- PS5 player : a U7SE is enough. The PS5 doesn't exceed 120 Hz.
- Xbox Series X player : make the most of the Dolby Vision Gaming, available on our Mini LEDs.
- PS5 + Xbox + soundbar : on the U7SE, the soundbar takes HDMI 3 (eARC), leaving only one port with VRR (HDMI 4). Opt for the U7S Pro or the UR8S, with VRR on all four ports.
- Gaming PC : UR8S (180 Hz) or U7S Pro (165 Hz), with FreeSync Premium Pro.
All our gaming advice, all brands: gaming TV for PS5, Xbox and PC.
For the bedroom
In 32 or 40 inches, theA5S Full HD (349,99 € and 399,99 €) is enough to watch TV in bed. It only has basic HDR10 and two HDMI 1.4 ports. In 43 to 55 inches, theA7S steps up to 4K with Dolby Vision IQ. For a gaming teenager, the 50U7SE is a real bargain: Mini LED and 144 Hz in a size that fits on a chest of drawers.
For seniors and anyone who wants simplicity
VIDAA is one of the simplest systems on the market: a clear home screen, direct buttons to apps on the remote, and quick access to live TV. If you mainly watch television through your provider's box, a A7S or a U7SE is an excellent choice, with no complicated menus. Remember to turn on subtitles and, if dialogue is hard to make out, try the Dialogue sound mode or a small soundbar.
Hisense or another brand?
A good salesperson will also tell you when Hisense isn't the best choice for you:
- You want all the Belgian apps without a box (Auvio, Pickx, Telenet): a Google TV set or a Samsung or LG will be more complete. Pickx, meanwhile, isn't available on any TV: you need a box, an Apple TV or a Chromecast.
- You watch films in total darkness : an OLED (LG, Samsung, Sony, Philips) offers perfect blacks and no blooming.
- You want the maximum brightness and screen size for your budget, with Dolby Vision and HDR10+: here, Hisense is one of the most interesting brands in the store.
To compare all brands, also see our 2026 TV buying guide and is built in for iPhone, iPad and Mac. From Android, YouTube and Netflix launch on the TV via their cast button, and Galaxy smartphones offer direct sharing (Tap View or Smart View). Samsung TVs don't have full Google Cast like a Google TV: for an app that only works with Chromecast, a Google TV Streamer solves the problem. The details by brand are in.
At 2 299,99 €, you have the choice between the 85U7SE from 2026 and the 100U7Q from 2025. If your wall and viewing distance allow, I'd lean towards the 100-inch: 165 Hz, VRR on all four ports and an incomparable cinema effect. Come and measure the space with us: over 2.2 m wide!
Our Hisense models in store
TV QLED HISENSE 40A5S€265.00
TV QLED HISENSE 43A7S€398.00
Mini LED TV HISENSE 50U7SE€595.00
Mini LED TV HISENSE 55U7SE€700.00
Mini LED TV HISENSE 55U7SPRO€1,299.00
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 75U7SE€1,191.00
Mini LED TV HISENSE 100U7Q€1,992.00Pitfalls to avoid
- Confusing ‘120 Hz HSR' with true 120 Hz : on the A7S, the official hisense.fr spec sheet lists a 60 Hz panel. To play at 120 Hz, you need a U7SE at minimum.
- Plugging the console into the wrong port on the U7SE: VRR only works on HDMI 3 and 4.
- Promising Dolby Vision 2 on a U7SE : it is reserved for the U7S Pro, UR8S and UR9S.
- Relying on an American or British review : the U7SG (Google TV) or the UK U7S don't have the same specifications as our models.
- Forgetting the apps : Pickx and Telenet TV aren't available on VIDAA, and Auvio isn't listed by RTBF. Check with us on the TV on display.
- Buying too small : a 55-inch at 3.5 m soon looks small. Measure your viewing distance before you come in.
Frequently asked questions
Which Hisense for a very bright living room?
A series with a matte anti-glare panel: the U7S Pro (55U7S Pro at 1 299,99 €) or the UR8S with RGB MiniLED (from 1 499,99 €). The U7SE is less bright and has no anti-glare coating: place it with its back to the windows.
Which Hisense for the PS5?
All our Mini LEDs (U7SE, U7S Pro, UR8S) support 4K 120 Hz with VRR and ALLM. On the U7SE, plug the console into HDMI 3 or 4, the only ports with VRR. The A7S stays at 60 Hz.
Is Hisense a good choice for cinema in the dark?
Decent, but not ideal. Hisense Mini LEDs have good blacks, though there can sometimes be a halo around subtitles. For a true home cinema in a dark room, an OLED from another brand does better. If you stick with Hisense, go for the UR8S.
Which Hisense for a bedroom?
In 32 or 40 inches, the A5S Full HD is enough (from 349,99 €). In 43 to 55 inches, the A7S 4K with Dolby Vision. For a gamer, the 50U7SE at 144 Hz for 799,99 €.
85U7SE or 100U7Q at the same price?
Both are at 2 299,99 €. The 100U7Q from 2025 offers 15 inches more, 165 Hz and VRR on all four HDMI ports. The 85U7SE is more recent, with Devialet sound. If your room allows 4.5 metres of viewing distance, the 100-inch is a bargain.
Come and compare the screens in person
At our Temploux shop, we switch on TVs side by side with your content. Or ask our expert salesperson online, right now.
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