GOURIXIN 160507 21.5"

The picture quality is in the 1st percentile, so movie lovers should run far away. But the 18000mAh battery and Android 15 make this a uniquely mobile smart display. At the $619 end of its massive $14,486 price spread, it's a fun niche gadget for kitchens or presentations.

The display is the clear weak spot here, landing in the bottom 6th percentile overall. With a 60Hz refresh rate and a 1000:1 contrast ratio, it's a basic IPS panel that gets the job done for YouTube or a recipe app but falls apart for movies, where it scored a dismal 1.7 out of 100. The smart features are a bit better, sitting in the 39th percentile, thanks to Android 15 and 6GB of RAM. It functions like a SIM-less tablet, so app support is solid. Just don't expect snappy gaming performance, that score is in the bottom 19th percentile.

Stacked against a Sony BRAVIA XR A95L or an LG G5 OLED, this GOURIXIN looks like a toy, and the picture quality scores confirm it. But those TVs are stationary home theater beasts. The GOURIXIN's real competition is a tablet on a stand or maybe a Samsung The Frame for a kitchen, but even The Frame's picture quality is in a different universe. The TCL QM7K offers a massive 98-inch screen for a similar price to the GOURIXIN's high-end listings, which really puts the niche nature of this rolling screen into perspective. You're trading all image quality for mobility and battery power.

Pricing on this thing is all over the map, with a spread of $14,486 across vendors. That's not a typo. We're seeing it listed from $619 up to a laughable $15,105. At the low end, you're getting a unique rolling smart display for less than a mid-range tablet. At the high end, you could buy an actual 77-inch Sony BRAVIA XR A95L and still have cash left over. Stick to the $619 side of the equation and the value proposition makes sense for a very specific need.

Let's be real, the GOURIXIN 160507 isn't competing with the OLED giants on your wall. Its picture quality score sits in the 1st percentile of our database, which is about as blunt as data gets. This is a 21.5-inch 1080p screen with 225 nits of brightness. You're not buying this for cinematic blacks or HDR pop. You're buying it because it's a giant Android tablet on wheels with a built-in 18000mAh battery, and honestly, that's kind of neat.

Anyone who cares even a little about picture quality should skip this. With a score in the 1st percentile for picture and 225 nits of brightness, it's one of the dimmest, most basic displays we've seen. Movie buffs, gamers, and anyone wanting a primary TV will be deeply disappointed. The audio is also in the bottom 16th percentile, so factor in a Bluetooth speaker if you want passable sound. If you're not specifically going to use the rolling, battery-powered form factor, buy a regular TV and a tablet instead.

The GOURIXIN 160507 is a niche product that knows its niche. If you want a moveable screen for following recipes, video calls that follow you around the kitchen, or a portable presentation display that doesn't need an outlet, it works. The 18000mAh battery and Android 15 are genuinely useful. Just don't buy it expecting a TV. Buy it expecting a big, rolling tablet with a mediocre screen, and you'll be much happier.