E-MagazineBiggest TVs in India in 2026 with screen sizes of up to 116 inches
If you want a big television screen for your living room or bedroom, a 115-inch or 116-inch TV is one of the easily available options out there. You can buy one from leading brands like Samsung, LG, Sony, etc online. They offer an experience that comes closer to a dedicated home theatre than a conventional living-room TV. The televisions listed here also use different display technologies like QD-Mini LED backlighting, RGB Mini LED, etc. They also differ in HDR brightness, local dimming, refresh rates and built-in audio. Here are seven of the biggest televisions to consider in India in 2026, arranged in descending order of price.
Hisense 116UX (2025)
Price: Rs 29,99,999
The Hisense 116UX comes with a massive 116-inch 4K display. It is also among the first televisions to use RGB Mini LED technology. Unlike conventional Mini LED TVs that use a blue LED backlight with colour filters, RGB Mini LED uses individual red, green and blue LEDs to produce colours directly. This allows more precise colour reproduction and light control.
The 116UX uses Hisense's Hi-View Engine X for picture processing and supports up to 8,000 nits of peak brightness. The television also has a native 165Hz refresh rate, making it suitable for high-refresh-rate gaming.
Hisense has also equipped the television with a 6.2.2-channel sound system developed with Devialet. It has a rated audio output of 110W and supports Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision. The anti-reflection screen and Google TV platform are other notable features of the UX series.
At Rs 29,99,999, you can consider the Hisense 116UX if you want a large-screen RGB Mini LED television without compromising on gaming and HDR capabilities.
TCL X955 (115-inch)
Price: Rs 26,99,990
The TCL X955 is a 115-inch QD-Mini LED television that combines quantum dot colour reproduction with Mini LED backlighting. It features more than 20,000 local dimming zones, allowing the television to control brightness across different portions of the screen. This helps improve contrast and maintain detail in bright and dark scenes.
TCL claims a peak brightness of up to 5,000 nits and 98% DCI-P3 colour gamut coverage. The television uses the company's AiPQ Processor Pro for picture processing and supports a 144Hz refresh rate. It also supports HDR formats, including Dolby Vision and HDR10+.
Audio-wise, it features an Onkyo 6.2.2-channel sound system with 12 speakers. TCL claims 240W peak power, although its rated output is 120W.
TCL's C7K is also available in a 115-inch screen model but the X955 is TCL's more premium offering compared with the C7K. Its much higher number of local dimming zones and greater claimed HDR brightness make it the stronger option on paper.
Sony Bravia 9 II (K-115XR90M2)
Price: Rs 25,64,991
Sony's 115-inch Bravia 9 II uses an RGB LED backlight, with separate red, green and blue light sources, instead of the conventional blue LED backlight used in many LCD televisions. Sony combines this with its RGB Backlight Master Drive Pro and XR Processor to control colours, brightness and contrast.
The television has a 4K LCD panel with a native 120Hz refresh rate. It supports Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG, along with Sony's XR Contrast Booster 40 and XR Clear Image technologies. It also features X-Wide Angle Pro, which is designed to maintain picture quality when viewing the screen from different positions.
For audio, Sony uses its Acoustic Multi-Audio+ system. The 85W speaker setup comprises eight full-range speakers, two tweeters and two subwoofers. The television also supports 4K 120Hz input, VRR and ALLM through its HDMI connections, making it suitable for console gaming.
The Bravia 9 II is an interesting alternative to the Mini LED televisions in this list. Sony is relying on its RGB backlight technology and picture processing rather than simply increasing the number of conventional Mini LED dimming zones.
Samsung Micro RGB R95F (115-inch)
Price: Rs 21,99,900
Samsung's 115-inch Micro RGB television uses microscopic red, green and blue light sources to produce colours, with the company's Micro RGB AI Engine controlling colour and brightness. Samsung claims that its Micro RGB technology can achieve 100% BT.2020 colour coverage, which represents a particularly wide colour gamut.
The television supports Samsung's Motion Xcelerator 144Hz technology. It also has Micro RGB HDR+, HDR10+ Adaptive and Gaming support, along with AI HDR remastering and 4K AI upscaling.
Another important feature is Samsung's Glare Free screen, which is designed to reduce reflections under indoor lighting. As a Samsung TV, you also get Tizen OS and Vision AI features for picture enhancements and content personalisation.
LG QNED90BL (115-inch)
Price: Rs 14,99,990
The LG 115QNED90BL combines Quantum Dot and NanoCell colour technologies with Mini LED backlighting. This allows it to offer a wide colour gamut while using multiple dimming zones to control contrast and brightness.
The television uses LG's Alpha 8 AI Processor 4K Gen3 for picture processing. It supports a native 120Hz refresh rate, with VRR support up to 165Hz. Its Dynamic QNED Color Pro technology is certified for 100% colour volume, while Precision Dimming Ultra helps improve contrast. LG has also included Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG support, along with AI Picture Pro, AI Super Upscaling 4K and Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro.
The television runs webOS 26 and supports Google Cast, Apple AirPlay and LG's ThinQ smart home platform.
The 115-inch QNED90BL's asking price is considerably lower than the flagship offerings from Hisense, TCL, Sony and Samsung. It is worth considering for buyers who want a giant-screen Mini LED TV with LG's smart TV ecosystem and gaming features.
Vu Masterpiece AEye (115-inch)
Price: Rs 13,00,000
The Vu Masterpiece AEye 115-inch uses an RGB Mini LED panel with up to 3,000 nits of claimed peak brightness and 2,696 local dimming zones. Vu also claims up to 100% BT.2020 colour coverage. The television uses the company's Hyper-Motion AI Engine and advertises 288Hz Fluid Motion technology for smoother motion handling. This should not be confused with its native panel refresh rate.
The 115-inch version gets a 10-driver VuFx system with eight speakers and two rear subwoofers. It has a claimed 240W output and supports Dolby Atmos. The television also runs Google TV with Gemini AI integration, and comes with 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage.
The Masterpiece AEye brings RGB Mini LED technology to a lower price than some of the competing 115-inch flagship televisions. Its built-in audio system is another point worth considering.
What should you consider before buying a giant-screen TV?
All seven televisions offer 4K resolution, but their display technologies and picture processing capabilities differ. The Hisense 116UX, Samsung R95F, Sony Bravia 9 II and Vu Masterpiece AEye use RGB-based backlighting technologies. The TCL X955 and C7K use QD-Mini LED, while LG's QNED90BL uses QNED Mini LED.
Besides screen size, you should also consider HDR performance, local dimming, colour reproduction, gaming support and built-in audio.
Because of the large form factor, you should also factor in delivery access, wall strength, installation requirements and viewing distance.
G. S. Vasan G.S. Vasan is the chief copy editor at Digit, where he leads coverage of TV, audio, and appliances. His work spans reviews, news, features, and maintaining key content pages. Before joining Digit, he worked with publications like Smartprix and 91mobiles, bringing over seven years of experience in tech journalism. His articles reflect both his expertise and passion for technology.
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