Top 10 Hisense TV mounts

A TV wall mount for your Hisense TV?

Are you looking for a good TV wall mount for your Hisense television? We have already narrowed down the selection to ten mounts that we find particularly suitable for Hisense. From a compact swivelling mount for a smaller screen to heavy-duty wall mounts for truly large Hisense TVs.

Have you just bought a new Hisense TV and want to mount it neatly and flush against the wall? Then you mainly want to be sure that the mount is suitable for the size, weight and VESA size of your television. Especially with larger screens, choosing the right wall mount really makes a difference.

Why this particular Top 10 for Hisense?

We are quite enthusiastic about Hisense televisions ourselves. Last September, we viewed the latest models and large screen sizes up close at IFA. Hisense is clearly focusing on increasingly larger televisions, which also calls for sturdier and wider solutions for wall mounting.

Based on what we saw there, our experience mounting televisions and the mounts that are popular with our customers, we compiled this Top 10. Hopefully, that will make the choice much easier.

Do you mainly want the Hisense flush against the wall?

Not everyone needs a swivelling arm. Is the sofa directly in front of the television and are you mainly looking for a clean, minimalist installation? Then a flat wall mount is often the most attractive solution.

For Hisense TVs from 37 to 90 inches, our flat Wolff Mount version is a great choice: only about 2.5 cm from the wall. If you have a very large Hisense of approximately 80 to 100 inches, we would rather recommend the extra-heavy fixed version. Its large steel frame distributes the weight more effectively across the wall, supports up to 100 kg and VESA up to 900x600 mm.

Or do you need to be able to swivel your Hisense?

In an open-plan living room, kitchen or corner setup, a swivelling mount can be much more convenient. For a normal viewing distance, a mount extending approximately 60 to 70 cm is often more than sufficient. If you want to pull the television far forward or swivel it almost 90 degrees, we also have Hisense mounts that extend approximately 95 cm to more than a metre from the wall.

With arms this long, the wall is at least as important as the mount. A large television positioned one metre forward creates considerable leverage. For these applications, we therefore prefer a solid brick or concrete wall.

Check the VESA size

The screen size in inches is useful for making a quick selection, but it does not tell the whole story. There are four mounting holes on the back of your Hisense. The distance between these holes is the VESA size. For example, 400x400 or 600x400 mm.

Before ordering, always check three things: the screen size in inches, the weight of your television and the VESA size. If all three match the mount's specifications, you will have a much better idea of what to expect.

How high should you mount a Hisense TV?

Do not automatically assume “as high as possible”. In a living room, viewing is usually most comfortable when the centre of the screen is approximately at eye level from your normal seated position. With a 75, 85 or 100-inch television, this often means the screen is mounted lower than you might initially expect.

Also take your TV stand, a possible soundbar, power sockets and cable routing into account. A difference of just a few centimetres can ultimately determine whether the whole setup really looks neat.

Having trouble choosing between two mounts?

Just send us the exact model number of your Hisense TV and briefly tell us where you want to mount it. We will then help you assess the VESA size, weight and desired movement. This is often quicker than comparing dozens of specifications yourself.