Hisense has launched its 2026 ULED MiniLED TV lineup, including the new U6 and U7 series TVs. Both models use MiniLED and Quantum Dot technologies along with full-array local dimming to produce brighter highlights, deeper contrast, and more lifelike color across different content types. These TVs are designed to provide larger screens for shared viewing, without requiring a premium investment.
Hisense says the U7 series “delivers MiniLED performance typically reserved for higher price tiers.” The U7SG model is the main highlight of the U7 series, featuring a native 165Hz refresh rate and brightness of up to 3,000 nits. Reports also suggest that it features a 330Hz Game Booster mode, Hi-View AI Engine Pro, and MiniLED Pro backlight with more local dimming zones than the U6 series for better contrast and less blooming.
The Hisense U7SG 4K Google TV is meant for those who want clear picture quality even in brightly lit living rooms during daytime. As the official sponsor of the FIFA World Cup 2026, the brand is providing screen sizes up to 116 inches, which means you can create big-screen setups to watch events, including the upcoming football World Cup. The U7SG has 50W 2.1.2 multi-channel audio system with Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual:X support, so you can enjoy commentary in surround sound.
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Other highlights include HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR support, and anti-reflective coating for viewing in bright light. The U7 series is available with the choice of Google TV (U7SG) and Amazon Fire TV (U7SF) operating systems starting at $1,299, according to the company.
The U6 series, an entry-level MiniLED option for casual viewing, is led by the U6SF Pro model. The U6 series TVs are powered by Amazon Fire TV OS. These TVs are available in 55- to 100-inch sizes to fit different spaces and budgets. These TVs are expected to launch in the coming weeks.
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