It’s officially new-TV season, and if you've waited until 2026 to upgrade to a new Hisense TV, your time may have come. The popular TV-maker is rolling out an array of all-new TVs, some of which are hitting shelves as we speak.
This is a massive year for Hisense. For one thing, it's finally selling RGB Mini-LED TVs at popular size points like 55 and 65 inches, and these cutting-edge displays will be going head-to-head against Micro RGB TVs from Samsung. Plus, Hisense is debuting several new Mini-LED TVs aimed squarely at value-conscious consumers looking for a deal. In recent years, mid-range Mini-LEDs have been Hisense’s bread and butter.
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2026 Hisense Mini-LED TVs
It would seem as though Hisense has replaced its top-shelf U8 Series with the newest U7 Series.
Hisense's popular mid-range QLEDs are back, but the lineup has seen a few changes. Like last year, there are three quantum dot-enhanced Mini-LEDs to choose from. However, they don't follow the same naming convention.
This year, the lineup consists of the U6SF, the U6SF Pro and the U7SG. Last year, the main lineup had the U65QF, the U75QG and the U8QG. So, what gives?
Well, it would seem as though Hisense has replaced its top-shelf U8 Series with the newest U7 Series. In the process, the TV maker split up its entry-level U6 Series into two categories.
The U6SF and U6SF Pro are both built around Amazon's Fire TV smart platform (hence the “F” in their model names). While Hisense hasn't yet confirmed key specifications, the U6SF Pro will likely have some performance-related benefits over the non-Pro version. According to Hisense, the…