Hisense’s 2026 Mini‑LED TVs Grow to 116 Inches

Hisense says consumers keep asking for ever‑larger screens, and for 2026 the company is answering with a mid‑range mini‑LED TV family that stretches as far as 116 inches. The new models aim to bring better local dimming, brighter highlights and a cinema‑scale experience to living rooms that can actually fit such gigantic displays.

Rather than locking buyers into a single software ecosystem, Hisense is offering an unusual degree of choice: customers can opt for sets with Google TV or pick models without it. That flexibility will appeal to households who prefer a streamlined interface, third‑party solutions, or want to avoid a particular smart platform on principle.

On the hardware side, the line focuses on mini‑LED backlighting to boost contrast and HDR performance compared with conventional LED panels. Mid‑range positioning means Hisense is balancing cost and features — promising sizeable screens and competent picture processing without the top‑tier price tags that come with flagship OLED or full‑array local dimming TVs.

There’s also a practical angle: by offering very large sizes in the mid‑range bracket, Hisense is targeting customers who want a genuine home‑theater feel without paying premium flagship premiums. Expect multiple size options so buyers can pick what fits their space and budget, with trade‑offs in processing, tone mapping and peak brightness across the range.

If you’re in the market for a new TV this year, these Hisense models could be worth watching — especially if a giant screen is a priority and you value being able to choose your smart TV environment. Pricing and regional availability will determine whether the widescreen promise becomes the practical choice for most living rooms.