TVs in the 98- to 100-inch class are perfect for buyers who want to enjoy movies, sports, and video games on a giant screen.

If you do choose the 100" Hisense and want to mount it on the wall, you'll pay an additional $249 for the Sanus Tilt Motion TV mount, which can expand up to 140". But fair warning: the optional $ ...

LG Philips developed the first 100-inch TV in 2006. However ... nor do most people have the wall space. The better question is whether people need a TV as large as that at all.

The Samsung QN80F isn’t as subtly designed as The Frame Pro or as rail-thin as the S95F OLED. It’s a Mini-LED TV with a bit ...

If you're wondering what a 100-inch TV looks like in a living room ... emphasising that as well as still supporting a 165Hz game mode, the U7QG’s carry a Game Booster feature that claims ...

That's a 100-inch TV on sale for under £2K. If all you care about is size then it well and truly ticks the box, with plenty of features to boast about, such as 144Hz support for high-refresh ...

Sony’s 100-inch FW-100BZ40J will ... there's a Sony-shaped space on that wall, these are two to keep firmly on your radar; meanwhile, if you’re looking for a new TV and want the best deal ...