Hisense offers big-screen 4K TVs, Mini LED and OLED models at sharp prices, and was the first brand to ship Freely, the UK's new streaming-based way to watch live TV.
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| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hisense | 73 | £149–£3,299 | — |
| Samsung | 68 | £189–£3,799 | Hisense vs Samsung |
| TCL | 56 | £119–£7,499 | Hisense vs TCL |
| LG | 49 | £179–£9,999 | Hisense vs LG |
| Sony | 37 | £319–£22,999 | Hisense vs Sony |
| Panasonic | 16 | £199.99–£2,099 | Hisense vs Panasonic |
Hisense suits buyers who want a big, feature-rich TV without paying premium brand prices. The A6 and E7 ranges make good budget main TVs, while the U7 and U8 Mini LED sets compete with much more expensive rivals for sport and gaming. Check that every app you use is available on VIDAA before you buy.
What is Freely on Hisense TVs?
Freely lets you watch live UK channels over broadband with a TV guide, much like Freeview, without needing an aerial.
Are Hisense TVs reliable?
Hisense is one of the world's largest TV makers and its sets are generally reliable. Check the warranty length offered by the retailer.
Which Hisense TV is best for gaming?
The U7 and U8 Mini LED ranges are the best Hisense TVs for gaming, with high refresh rates and VRR support.