The best Hisense TVs of 2026: Expert tested for streaming, gaming, and more

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Hisense may have started as a budget TV brand, but it has become one of the most trusted options for mid-range and high-end QLED models. If you don't want to spring for a premium name like Samsung or Sony, Hisense's televisions offer a great balance between features and price. You'll get many of the same smart features as the big-name TVs like support for popular streaming apps, dedicated picture modes for streaming and gaming, and wireless connectivity for home audio and screen sharing.

Hisense offers screens as small as 32 inches, which are perfect for second screens or kids' rooms, and as massive as 116 inches for a truly cinematic experience at home. Many Hisense TVs have Dolby Vision support, integrated multi-channel sound for more immersive listening, and incredible brightness that makes any content pop. And with the 2026 crop of new models, Hisense is offering very high-end tech like...

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