TL;DR

Linus dives into the Hisense 116UX, the “world’s biggest TV,” and while the massive 116-inch RGB mini-LED display looks incredible, dialing back from around 20,000 local dimming zones to just 10,000 (or even 3,600 in some modes) really hurts contrast and black levels at this scale. After running through tests, he admits that sheer size alone doesn’t make it a no-brainer purchase.

In the end, despite its jaw-dropping footprint and strong brightness, the compromise on dimming precision makes Linus rethink keeping it. It’s a fascinating flex piece, but maybe not the best bang-for-your-buck if you care about true deep-black performance.

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