Summary
Linus tests out the 116" Hisense UX Series 4K RGB MiniLED—the world’s biggest TV—and while its sheer scale and miniLED magic are undeniably wow-worthy, dropping from roughly 20,000 full-array local dimming zones to around 10,000 (or even just 3,600) on the same colossal screen is a rough trade-off.
After running through a series of brightness and contrast tests (plus a cheeky side mission with the NexiGo Nova Mini projector), he concludes that sometimes, bigger really isn’t better—and this mammoth just doesn’t live up to its hype or price tag.
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