Hisense E6 100"

A 100-inch QLED for under $1,700 is a steal, even if the picture quality is just okay. You're buying size and audio, not cinematic perfection.

The 144Hz panel with AMD FreeSync Premium is the real surprise here. That's a genuinely high refresh rate for a TV this size, and it makes fast motion look smoother than we expected. The AI Smooth Motion with MEMC helps too, though it can introduce that soap opera effect if you're not careful. The 3.1.2 channel audio with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X is also a standout, landing in the 87th percentile for audio. You're getting a built-in soundbar experience, which is rare at this price point.

The LG C5 OLED and Sony BRAVIA XR A95L will absolutely destroy the E6 in picture quality, but they're also way more expensive and much smaller at 55 and 77 inches respectively. The Samsung Neo QLED QN990 is the closest competitor in terms of size and tech, but it costs significantly more. The TCL QM8K is probably the smartest alternative if you want better picture quality without giving up too much screen real estate. The Roku Pro Series is a non-starter here, it's just too small to compete with a 100-inch panel.

At $1,660 for a 100-inch QLED with a bundled soundbar, this is a screaming deal if you prioritize size over everything else. You're getting a massive screen with solid audio and gaming chops for less than what many 65-inch OLEDs cost. The picture quality won't blow you away, but the sheer presence of this thing will.

The Hisense E6 is a 100-inch QLED behemoth that's basically a movie theater for your living room, and it's surprisingly affordable for the size. The one thing to know? You're buying sheer scale and a solid audio setup, not top-tier picture quality. It's a statement piece that'll make your friends say 'whoa' before they start nitpicking the contrast.

If you're a home theater enthusiast who cares about contrast ratios, black levels, and color accuracy, this isn't your TV. Go get an LG C5 OLED or a Sony BRAVIA XR instead. You'll pay more and get a smaller screen, but your eyes will thank you.

Buy the Hisense E6 if you want the biggest screen possible for the least amount of money and you're not a videophile. It's a fantastic party trick, a great gaming display, and a solid movie night TV for casual viewers. If you care about deep blacks, accurate colors, and HDR pop, save up for an OLED or a higher-end QLED instead.