Hisense TVs
Hisense TVs for Australian Homes
Hisense is one of Australia's most popular television brands, consistently delivering strong picture performance at competitive price points across a wide range of panel technologies and screen sizes. The Hisense TV range at Everyday Home Living covers everything from affordable HD LED models through to premium ULED MiniLED displays with high peak brightness, wide colour gamut, and high frame rate support for gaming and sport.
Panel Technologies
Hisense QLED TVs use quantum dot technology to produce a wider colour gamut and higher peak brightness than standard LED LCD panels, making them well suited to bright Australian living rooms where managing glare and maintaining colour accuracy in ambient light matters. ULED models step up further with local dimming for improved contrast and deeper blacks alongside the quantum dot colour enhancement. MiniLED models at the top of the Hisense range use a dense array of smaller backlighting zones for significantly better contrast control than standard LED backlit screens, approaching the black levels of OLED at a lower price point.
Screen Sizes and Resolution
The Hisense TV range covers 32 inches through to 100 inches, with 4K UHD resolution available from 43 inches upward. For a typical Australian living room with a viewing distance of 3 to 4 metres, a 65 to 75 inch Hisense TV delivers an immersive 4K viewing experience. Larger open-plan rooms suit 85 inches and above. All 4K models support HDR in multiple formats for compatible streaming content.
Smart TV Features
Hisense smart TVs run the VIDAA operating system with built-in access to all major Australian streaming services including Netflix, Stan, Disney+, Apple TV+, and free-to-air catch-up apps including ABC iview, 9Now, 7Plus, 10 Play, and SBS On Demand. Voice assistant support is available for hands-free control.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Hisense QLED and ULED?
Both use quantum dot technology for improved colour, but ULED adds Hisense's proprietary local dimming and contrast enhancement processing on top of the quantum dot layer. ULED models typically achieve higher peak brightness and better contrast than equivalent QLED models, making them a step up for dark room viewing and HDR content. The MiniLED models at the top of the Hisense range use a denser backlight array for even more precise local dimming.
What size Hisense TV do I need for my living room?
For a typical Australian living room with a 3 to 4 metre viewing distance, a 65 to 75 inch Hisense 4K TV is the practical range. At 4K resolution the recommended viewing distance is roughly 1 to 1.5 times the screen diagonal, so a 65 inch screen suits viewing from around 1.6 to 2.5 metres comfortably. For larger open-plan rooms or those who want a more cinematic experience, 85 inches or above is worth considering. Browse our full TVs range and compare across panel types.
