Rank #7 in Best 100 Inch TV 2026: 8 Big Screens Ranked, and the Spec Sheets That Contradict Themselves
Hisense 100U8QTUK 100 Inch MiniLED QLED 165Hz TV
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The Hisense 100U8Q is the 100-inch Mini LED model sitting at number seven in this guide. The listing puts it at £3,495.00 and it carries 4.1 out of 5 from 38 ratings. It is a 165Hz 4K set with a 4.1.2 channel speaker system and Dolby Atmos, sold on the same page under the longer model name 100U8QTUK.
The number worth checking on this one is brightness. The first bullet advertises "improved Mini LED HDR5000", while the specification table in the same listing gives Maximum Display Brightness as 500 Nit — one product, two figures that do not line up. That table also lists a 21:9 aspect ratio for a 100-inch screen and settles for "High" under Contrast Ratio. Everything below comes from the Amazon listing as written; none of it is from testing we carried out ourselves.
How those 38 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.1 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £3,495.00 |
|---|---|
| Rating | 4.1 out of 5 from 38 ratings |
| Screen Size | 100 inches |
| Maximum Display Brightness (as listed) | 500 Nit |
| HDR Format Supported | HDR10 |
| Refresh Rate | 165Hz, and repeated as 165 under Display Refresh Rate in Hertz |
| Aspect Ratio (as listed) | 21:9 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H (as listed) | 0.5D x 2.26W x 1.33H metres |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“I'd read many reviews before purchasing and this seemed to be the TV to beat for the size (75") and price point. Being a 2025 TV and purchasing July 2026 the price had reduced significantly from the initial launch price, hence making it great value.Picture quality lives up to expectation, being OLED quality for blacks and excellent detail. Out of the box the colours were a little saturated for my tastes, but with a little tweaking of the settings I found a good balance.Freely app for terrestrial TV is a great feature, and looking forward to the free TV this comes with as it'll be located without an aerial.Highly recommend this TV, especially if a deal is available. I purchased with a discount from Amazon, 50% off the sound bar and a free 40" QLED TV.”
Verified purchase“Generally slightly better in every respect than an old Samsung TV, apart from fewer HDMI ports. Good bright picture, lower reflections, excellent blacks, great refresh rates, sensible Bluetooth handling, no saturation change at different angles.Sound has decent bass, but can be sometimes slightly muddled. (Doesn't matter if using optical out)Provided stand is good. (use care, because bolts are soft and heads aren't quite standard)”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best 100 Inch TV 2026: 8 Big Screens Ranked, and the Spec Sheets That Contradict Themselves.
Questions people ask
How bright is the Hisense 100U8Q?
The first bullet says Mini LED HDR5000. The Maximum Display Brightness field in the specification table of the same listing reads 500 Nit.
What refresh rate does the Hisense 100U8Q run at?
165Hz. It appears in the bullets as 165Hz Game Mode Ultra and twice in the specification table, as Refresh Rate 165Hz and Display Refresh Rate in Hertz 165.
How much does the Hisense 100U8Q cost?
The listing shows £3,495.00.
What aspect ratio does the 100-inch Hisense U8Q have?
The Aspect Ratio field in the specification table says 21:9, next to a Screen Size of 100 inches.
Does the Hisense 100U8Q have Dolby Atmos?
Yes. Dolby Atmos is listed under Integrated Surround Sound Format, and the bullets describe a 4.1.2 channel configuration with powerful subwoofers.
What do buyers say about the Hisense 100U8Q?
It holds 4.1 out of 5 from 38 ratings. The reviews shown praise the picture, the brightness and the sound, and one notes fewer HDMI ports than an older Samsung set.
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