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Founded in 1969, Hisense is a Chinese consumer electronics and appliance manufacturer. Its main product lines are for televisions. Actually, the Hisense Group was officially established in 1994. Prior to this, its predecessor was the Qingdao No.2 Radio Factory which slowly evolved from producing radios to televisions. Until 1979, television production in China was limited. However, after China’s Ministry of Electronics called for a greater development of civil-use electronics, the Qingdao No. 2 Radio Factory rose in prominence as a television manufacturer. After its emergence, the Hisense Group aimed to expand beyond consumer electronics and became a leader in household appliances.

The first Hisense television was model CJD18, produced in 1978. Then in 2013, Hisense invented a type of transparent television. And in 2020, it introduced the world’s first true 8K 10 bit HDR screen TV based on an AI-powered HDR algorithm and an image quality engine claiming 6.5T supercomputing power. Named the 85U9E, Hisense claims that this television can reach a peak brightness of 2500 nits, a 150% BT709 wide color gamut, and a 80,000:1 static contrast.

Hisense sells its products under several brand names including Hisense, Combine, Toshiba, Gorenje, Kelon and Ronshen. Moreover since 2015, Hisense acquired the right to sell televisions in North and South America under the brand name of the Japanese firm, Sharp.

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Hisense positioned the Laser TV as the next generation of TV, taking the lead in entering the field of laser TV in 2007 and obtaining the support from the National 863 Program.

The Laser TV is a disruptive and innovative product, and combines the advantages of projection technology and TV technology, which has reached or even surpassed the LCD TV in terms of user experience and image quality. By the end of October 2018, 503 patents for laser projection were applied for and 161 were authorized. 82 patents and inventions in foreign countries (United States, Europe) were applied for and 15 were authorized.

Hisense produced the world"s first 100-inch ultra short throw laser TV, 100-inch 4K ultra short throw laser TV, ultra short throw dual-color laser TV and the world"s first 300-inch laser cinema. At CES in 2019, Hisense released the 70-inch TriChroma laser TV, which is the first time for the industry to test the size of laser TV to 70 inches and is also the first time to apply the three-color laser display technology into small- and medium-sized televisions.

TriChroma laser TVs produce all colors by laser without any supplement of color wheel, almost meet 100% of the BT.2020 standard and is a true three-color laser TV. Three-color laser display is regarded as the ultimate solution to the laser display and its color expression is better than other display schemes known to mankind. Hisense has fully upgraded its display performance, sound effects and intelligent experience of the its laser TVs, which can meet the needs of users for all scenes of large-screen audio and video products in the home. After the 80-inch laser TV was marketed by Hisense, it became the CMM TOP 50 model in the first week of its listing with sales exceeding 2,500 sets within two months, leaping to TOP 1 in the 26th week, ranking TOP 10 steadily for several weeks, and becoming the most eye-catching and popular product in the industry since the second half of 2018. Hisense laser TV has also become the undisputed leader in the global laser TV market and the absolutely main force in the super-large screen TV market.

The Hisense ULED, with multi-zone local dimming backlight control technology as the core, combines wide color gamut and image processing technology to improve the image quality display effect of liquid crystal screen and contains more than 210 technological patent innovations. Hisense names this technology the "ULED" and "U" is short for "ultra", implying "Ultimate". In the 2016 evaluation by the School of Display Technology of Southeast University, the Hisense ULED is comparable to the OLED in view of comprehensive image quality performance.

In 2013, the Hisense ULED prototype products appeared at CES in the United States and won the "Outstanding Innovations Design and Engineering Awards".

In 2015, the second generation of Hisense ULED TV products won the "Annual Golden Award for Display Technology" at CES in the United States and were listed on European and American markets. The German authoritative Video Magazine gave ULED TV a 6-star top evaluation.

In 2016, the third generation of Hisense ULED TV products covered multiple sizes, which were listed in 57 countries and regions simultaneously, and exported the technology to the world.

In April 2017, Hisense released ULED U7 Series TV, the first customized World Cup product for fans around the world, which redefined the smart TV. In November 2017, Hisense launched the 2018 World Cup Limited Edition of 75-inch Hisense U9 Ultra Image Quality TV to the whole world. Hisense took the lead with the backlight zone control of 1000 Zone, pushing the ULED development to a new level.

The ULED TV has achieved perfect image quality expression with high contrast, high color gamut and high speed response, is equivalent to the OLED one in regard to color saturation and contrast performance and more advantageous than OLED one as far as brightness and technological maturity. Compared with common LED backlight products, the ULED ones have more obvious advantages, namely, the contrast can be increased by more than ten times and the color gamut range has reached 85%BT.2020. At present, for the ULED technology, Hisense has obtained 13 invention patents and successively secured patent authorization from the United States (Patent No.: US008031166B2) and Europe (Patent No.: EP2056284).

Founded in 2002, Hisense Chip Co., Ltd. is a world-class chip design enterprise specializing in digital audio and video image solutions. From the original single products of digital TVs, it has developed into a technology supplier focusing on the core chips and solutions of televisions, home appliances, intelligent terminals and intelligent commercial products. It has arranged technology research and development of the digital TV, multimedia processing, short range wireless communication, embedded microprocessor and LCD panel driver and other key technologies and formed a variety of batch application products.

Centered with the TV products of Hisense Electronics, Hisense Chip Co., Ltd. has made remarkable achievements in the field of integrated circuit design of digital video processing. In 2005, "Hi View" VPE1X, the first master chip of high definition TV processing in China, was successfully introduced and filled the gap in the very large scale special integrated circuit design of digital video processing in China.

In 2015, it successfully developed the first 4K120Hz high-end image quality processing engine chip "Hi-View Pro", the first generation of ultra-high definition image quality engine chip in China. In 2017, it launched the second generation and applied them into the flagship smart TV of Hisense, peaking among the global televisions in terms of image quality.

During AWE in 2019, Hisense released the third generation of image quality chip of "Hi View". The chip has built-in AI-HDR picturesque scene engine, can clearly and naturally restore the texture details of the image, prevents the moving pictures from blur and tailing and makes the image more distinct and the details intact. At present, Hisense has established a highly vertically integrated industrial chain layout from the core chip to the display. Through continuous research & development and iteration of image quality processing chips such as "Hi View", Hisense has accumulated a large amount of experience in chip research & development and manufacturing. The "8K AI Picturesque Scene Engine Chip" has been under development and entering the master chip industry is under way.

Hisense City "Cloud Brain" can provide city managers with an open platform covering the whole city. On this platform, they can freely access the urban management applications covering the whole scene in the fields of urban governance, traffic management, traffic governance, public safety management and provide urban managers with the support of intelligent decision-making in every field.

Hisense has been committed to 5G research since 2015. Hisense has successively joined IMT2020 (5G), 3GPP, GTI and other important 5G promotion organizations. In 2018, Hisense joined the 5G terminal research and development alliance of three major operators in China. In September 2018, Hisense and China Mobile jointly completed the first industrial 5G end-to-end 8K ultra high definition video demonstration based on the 3GPPR15 version.

On February 25, 2019, on the opening day of the World Conference on Mobile World Congress (2019MWC) in Barcelona, Spain, Hisense exhibited the 5G prototype mobile phone jointly developed with the Unisoc. It"s going to launch its first 5G commercial mobile phone product in the third quarter of this year, representing new progresses of Hisense in 5G research and development.

Hisense AI TV has been able to solve many life scenes of daily food, clothing, shelter, means of traveling and entertainment for users. Smart home can be accessed via one TV. For example, the TV can be used to control the washing machine to "start washing clothes", control the air conditioner to "adjust the certain temperature", and control the microwave oven to "start baking at 8 o"clock in the morning". Under such circumstances, in 2019, Hisense will set up a globally shared cloud service platform in Asia, Europe, Australia and the Americas, unify AI and operations and establish global service advantages.

Hisense will launch the social TV very soon to allow family members to have interactive video chats at any time. The TV can be used by parents and children to reunite and communicate in real time, and support one-click switching of small window chat modes, so you can chat with family members and friends while watching video contents. Friends can even watch movies and TV shows, cheer for favorite teams, play cards and sing together, and share, talk about and recommend relevant contents in the Circle of Friends of TV in real time.

Hisense social TV can provide real-time connection between people and people, people and things, and things and things in the family scene. It is a full-scene large-screen intelligent terminal with social center, AIoT display control center and perception center. With its unique "social" advantage, Hisense can put a dent in the AIoT era in advance. It will take this as a breakthrough and establish Hisense"s industrial position in AIoT era based on Hisense"s advantages of hardware foundation and global service.

Over the years, Hisense has accumulated profound experience in image processing and display technology. For its ULED TV products, Hisense has comprehensively improved core performance such as screen brightness, contrast, layering, dark field details and response speed through independently developed ultra-quality processing technology and a new generation of "Hi View" chip. On this basis, Hisense has realized 4K display for its ULED TV and laser TV. At the same time, Hisense has also launched U9 series TV with the most partitions and the highest degree of image refinement in the world, realized the 8K display and is ready for the advent of 5G era.

In addition to 4k and 8K TV products, Hisense has also been continuously trying in the aspect of the replacement of old growth drivers with new ones and the industrial chain expansion. Hisense applied 4K and 8K image processing and display technologies into medical display and surgical scenes, and developed and launched 4K medical Consultation Display, 8MP HD Consultation Display, 4K Endoscope/OR Display, 4K Digital Operation imaging solution (from video capture to display and transmission are 4K system) etc. The ultra HD medical display marketing has a scale of billions of yuan.

Next, with the popularization of 5G technology featuring "ultra-high network speed" and "ultra-low delay", the transmission of 4K and 8K ultra-high definition contents will be no longer "jammed", which will greatly stimulate the demands of various industries for 4K and 8K ultra-high definition display products and open up greater market space for Hisense TV and Hisense smart medical products.

Hisense is one of the biggest budget TV brands out there, competing with the likes of other mainstream budget TV brands like TCL, Toshiba, Insignia, and Amazon’s Fire TVs. In both the US and the UK, Hisense offers up tons of different TVs with different features at different price points, which is great for the consumer but also can be greatly confusing.

Accordingly, we’ll be breaking down Hisense’s range of TVs, in both the US and the UK, into three core lines each, focusing on the brand’s budget to mid-range TVs. You can spend more on a Hisense TV to get more features and better image quality, but in general, for more expensive TVs you might be better served by a nice set from a brand like LG or Sony.

But is a Hisense TV worth the cash, and if so, which one should you get? And how do Hisense TVs compare to other competing budget brands in terms of specs and features. Most importantly, are Hisense TVs good value? We’ve reviewed some Hisense TVs, though nowhere near all of them, but you can learn a lot about a TV from its specs.

So, kick back, relax, and read on to learn all about the wild world of Hisense TVs and which sets you should consider if you’re in the market for a new TV…

Editor"s note:Hisense"s 2023 line of TVs was unveiled at CES, but since we haven"t had a chance to test them yet, this guide will focus on older models we can recommend based on our personal experience reviewing and using them. We"ll update our guidance and this page as we get the new models in for review.

Across both the UK and the US, there are tons of different Hisense TVs you can buy. If you’re looking for flexibility, this budget brand definitely has you covered. What’s more, though, is that these TVs are often extraordinarily competitive in terms of specs, features, and pricing. Depending on what you’re looking at, a Hisense TV might be the best option.

In the US, for example, Hisense offers up just about the cheapest HD TVs money can buy, and if you can nab the 4K A6 Series on sale, you’ll be able to enjoy one of the cheapest 4K sets money can buy, too, undercutting even the low-cost TCL 3 TVs. Hisense won’t always be the cheapest option, but it definitely can be.

In the UK, the situation is similar. Generally, at retail, Hisense UK TVs aren’t the cheapest around, though they have competitive specs and features, but with even a modest sale, they can quickly become the default pick for a budget TV. Especially if you’re a gamer: Hisense UK 4K TVs support VRR and ALLM, which oftentimes other budget sets won’t.

In general, Hisense TVs aren’t competing with premium OLED sets that can cost thousands, but they manage to provide competitive features and specs, often with solid gaming performance – and for low prices that can, with sales, be the best prices you can find. Like TCL, this brand is a must-watch if you’re looking for a budget TV.

In the US, Hisense makes a wide variety of different TVs. From sets with different smart platforms to expensive Mini-LED sets and everything in between, there are a lot of different Hisense TVs to choose from. We’ll be focused on three core lines of budget US TV that look to offer up some of the best value: the A4H Series, the A6 Series, and the U6H Series.

In terms of pricing, Hisense TVs are competitive, and can even be some of the best value around. When you couple that with frequent sales, if what you’re looking for is a really cheap TV that’s still relatively modern in terms of specs and features, Hisense is almost always a brand worth considering.

However, if you want the best picture quality out there or the best gaming performance, these TVs, in general, won’t be offering up that kind of functionality at these prices. Sure, you’ll be able to watch whatever content you’d like on a Hisense TV without issue, and connecting a PS5 is doable, too, but if you’re looking for more out of your TV, you’d likely be better served by spending a little more on a different set.

The A4H Series is Hisense’s most basic line of TV. While smart, the A4H Series only supports HD and Full HD, depending on which size you go for, and you’ll also get a pretty basic set of features and specs, including an LED panel, 60Hz refresh rate, but no fancy gaming-focused features like VRR or ALLM.

Of course, A4H TVs won’t offer up the best gaming performance or even support 4K, so if you care about high-resolution content or want to play games in 4K, you’ll be better served by any number of other sets. What’s more is that, even within the context of Hisense TVs, you won’t have to spend too much more to get a 4K TV, either.Today"s best Hisense A4H 32-inch deals

Hisense’s A6 Series is the brand’s mid-range flagship 4K TV. This kind of TV is about what you’d expect from a budget 4K TV launched in 2022, offering up 4K resolution, HDR support, DTS Virtual:X, and even HDMI eARC on top of familiar smart TV functionality.

What you won’t be missing out on, though, is saving money. The A6 Series starts off at $270 for the 43-inch model, while you’ll regularly be able to find these TVs on sale for less, too. In terms of how Hisense’s pricing compares with other budget TVs, it’s about the same you’ll find from competitors, though you will be able to find similar sets for slightly less, sometimes.

For example, you can grab a 43-inch TCL 3-Series, at retail, for $230, which makes it $40 less than the A6 with just about the same specs and features. Though, sales may change up whether or not the A6 is the best deal out there. So, while you may want to opt for other sets if the A6 isn’t on sale, if it is, it’s usually strong value.Today"s best Hisense A6 43-inch deals

Hisense’s U6H line is one of the brand’s more premium lines of television that still manages to come equipped with a budget-focused pricetag. These TVs upgrade Hisense’s other lines’ traditional LED panels to Quantum ULED panels as well as supporting the full suite of HDR functionality, in addition to bringing full-array local dimming to the table.

What’s a Quantum ULED, you ask? Well, ULEDs are traditional LED TVs that come with an extra layer between the panel and display that’s aimed at providing better contrast and deeper blacks in conjunction with some proprietary Hisense software. A Quantum ULED also makes use of quantum dot technology seen in QLEDs on top of the above.

The U6H Series starts off at a $600 retail price, but that’s not what these TVs actually go for anymore. You can find them starting off at around $428 without a sale, and on sale, these TVs can be found for a lot less. On sale, though, these Hisense TVs are just about the best value you can find in the world of budget TVs.

These TVs might not be the best pick for gamers, and if you’re looking for more impressive display tech like OLED, again you’ll be better served elsewhere, but if you want exceptional value on a modern set with competitive features and image quality, the Hisense U6H Series is definitely worth a look.

Much like in the US, Hisense UK makes a ton of different TVs from low-cost 720p HD TVs all the way up to expensive OLED sets. As always, choice is great for the consumer, but actually choosing a Hisense set can be confusing. So, we’ll be breaking down Hisense UK’s range of TVs into three core lines: the A5600F Series, the A6BG Series, and the A7H Series.

Unsurprisingly, these TVs scale up in terms of specs, features, and of course, pricing. Nonetheless, these different Hisense TVs have commonalities, too. All these TVs come packed with smart functionality, VESA mounting, Dolby Audio, 60Hz refresh rates and HDMI ARC, while some sets come with 4K support, HDR, ALLM, VRR, and more.

In terms of pricing, Hisense’s UK TVs are almost always competitive. While at retail, a Hisense set may not always be the absolute lowest of the low, they’re close to it, and on sale a Hisense TV can often be the best value around if there isn’t another similar sale on a similar set from another budget brand like TCL.

Hisense TVs aren’t the best for gamers, with none of the above lines coming with 4K/120Hz support, but some sets do come with 4K support, VRR, and ALLM, which will be enough for most gamers out there, even those with PS5s. In terms of image quality, Hisense might not be competing with an LG C2 OLED, but on paper, their specs are competitive.

In general, if you’re looking for a modern smart TV that’s solid value, Hisense TVs are usually a strong choice, and if you can nab one on sale, particularly a 4K set, it’ll get the job done without breaking the bank, making these UK TVs worth keeping on your radar.

The A5600F is Hisense UK’s most basic set. These TVs come in HD 720p and Full HD 1080p, depending on the size you pick, while they also come with LED panels, 60Hz refresh rates, HDMI ARC, Dolby Audio, and no HDR, VRR, or ALLM in sight. Though, you will get smart functionality, so you won’t have trouble streaming all kinds of content.

As far as TVs in 2022 go, the A5600F is just about as basic as they come, offering up enough for casual viewing but little else. Accordingly, these TVs are the cheapest sets Hisense offers, most especially on sale, coming in at just a £249 retail for the 720p 32-inch model.

Of course, the A5600F isn’t a great gaming TV, though it’ll definitely get the job done if you’ve still got a PS4 or Xbox One kicking around, and while you can use them to casually stream content and watch as you please, buying an HD TV in 2022 is never the best value. Considering how little extra money you’d need to upgrade to a 4K set, most will be better served by doing that, unless you don’t ever watch content in resolutions higher than HD.Today"s best Hisense 32 A5600 deals

Hisense’s A6BG UK TVs are the brand’s flagship mid-range 4K that’s likely the sweet spot between features and price, sliding in-between the cheaper A5600F Series and the more expensive A7H Series. These TVs come packed with 4K support, HDR by way of HDR10+, HLG, and Dolby Vision, plus Dolby Audio and HDMI eARC.

All told, as long as you aren’t paying the full-fat original price, these TVs have modern specs and features capable of offering up solid image quality, on paper, while simultaneously providing equally solid gaming performance that will serve most gamers well. If you’re in the market for an all-around competitive TV at a competitive price, the A6BG Series is worth a look.Today"s best Hisense 50A6BGTUK deals

Hisense’s A7H Series is the brand’s more expensive, more full-featured mid-range set that manages to bring QLED tech to the table that, on paper, offers up meaningful upgrades in image quality over a traditional LED panel seen in the likes of Hisense’s cheaper ranges. On top of QLED support, though, you’re also getting a suite of useful features.

LCD: LCD stands for liquid crystal display, and it’s the most common kind of television besides OLED (defined below). LCD TVs shine an LED backlight through a panel of liquid crystal, a malleable substance that reacts to electricity, opening or closing when jolted. In LCD TVs, the liquid crystal opens to allow the backlight through or closes to block it. The specific details of the opening/closing are dependent upon the arrangement of the pixels: The most common LCD arrangements are Vertical Alignment (VA) and In-Plane Switching (IPS), with the former tending to produce higher contrast and the latter tending to produce wider viewing angles. All so-called “LED” TVs are really LCD TVs, as are all current QLED and ULED TVs.

OLED: An organic light-emitting diode, or OLED, TV creates light inside each individual pixel without using a backlight and can dim each pixel individually all the way down to black, which LCD TVs can’t do. This tech gives an OLED TV an infinite contrast ratio and other benefits to help create an overall better-looking image, although at considerable additional cost. You can read more about OLED technology in this article.

Mini-LEDs: Every LCD TV made today currently uses LEDs to produce the light that shines through the LCD panel. Most TVs use LED lights that pass through a diffuser to light up the entire LCD screen. Mini-LEDs, which some TVs use, are much smaller than traditional LEDs, so TV makers can install more of them and thus create more zones of local dimming, which means less blooming or halos around bright objects. Mini-LEDs are completely different from micro-LEDs, an available (though very expensive) technology that employs individual red, green, and blue LEDs to produce an image without needing an LCD panel at all.

Quantum dots: Quantum dots are a color-enhancing technology primarily found in LCD TVs (though some 2022 OLED TVs now have them as well). Chiefly employed as a filter that’s painted onto a substrate, quantum dots are microscopic nano-crystals that, when struck with blue light, produce very vivid red or green light (depending upon the size of the crystal). Quantum dots are the primary technology that allows LCD TVs to produce the wide color gamut required to display HDR content properly, as they greatly increase the color saturation of red and green.

Judder: This term refers to a slightly jerky motion that can occur when 24p film content appears on a TV with a 60 Hz refresh rate. In such situations, to make 24 frames match up to the 60 Hz display, half of the frames appear two times and the other half appear three times. This display technique causes judder, which is most noticeable on panning shots. Some 120 Hz displays avoid this effect by repeating each film frame five times, while some 60 Hz panels run at 48 Hz to show each frame twice.