2026 · LARGE TV COMPARISON
Compare four 2026 TVs from 85 to 100 inches. Check screen technology, actual chassis dimensions, refresh rates and the app environment before choosing.
Compare large TVsSources checked ·
85″ — 100″
OLED · Mini LED · RGB
Samsung
LG
TCL
Hisense
Relative screen sizes · schematic 16:9
4 models found
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Hisense · 2026
A 100-inch 4K TV with RGB MiniLED backlighting and VIDAA. The French specification lists a native 180 Hz game mode and four HDMI inputs with VRR up to 180 Hz.
An option for · Consider it for a 100-inch installation with a published chassis width of 222.8 cm. Compare its VIDAA app catalogue with the Google TV options before choosing a player.
LG · 2026
A 97-inch 4K OLED from LG’s 2026 G6 range, running webOS 26. This Canadian 97-inch reference has a native 120 Hz panel and 4K VRR up to 120 Hz.
An option for · Consider it when you want a very large OLED with self-emissive pixels. Its image technology differs from the three LCD TVs with LED backlights in this selection.
Samsung · 2026
An 85-inch 4K Micro RGB TV from Samsung’s 2026 range, with Tizen. The UK specification distinguishes a native 100 Hz rate from VRR up to 165 Hz.
An option for · Consider it when an 85-inch screen fits your space better than a 97–100-inch model. Samsung lists a 188.06 cm chassis width and four HDMI ports supporting 4K at up to 165 Hz.
TCL · 2026
A 98-inch 4K SQD-Mini LED TV with Google TV. The Australian manufacturer documents a native 144 Hz panel, four HDMI 2.1 inputs and 4K VRR up to 144 Hz.
An option for · Consider it for a 98-inch screen with the Google TV app environment. Its published width is 216.6 cm; compare the exact player listing and local model before deciding whether you need an external box.
Manufacturer specifications, checked on the date shown. Regional versions can differ. Native refresh, VRR and accelerated modes are separate values. Prices and stock are not tracked live.
Select at least two TVs in the catalogue to compare their specifications.
Diagonal size is not chassis width. The selected Samsung is 188.06 cm wide; LG 215.5 cm, TCL 216.6 cm and Hisense 222.8 cm. Measure the space, delivery route, stand depth and mounting capacity. Try your own viewing distance with films, subtitles and sport.
OLED controls light at each self-emissive pixel. TCL’s SQD-Mini LED uses an LCD panel, quantum dots and LED backlighting. Hisense RGB MiniLED and Samsung Micro RGB use RGB backlights behind an LCD panel. Compare reflections, dark scenes and viewing angles on the exact model; marketing brightness figures alone do not establish a winner.
Google TV, webOS, Tizen and VIDAA have different app catalogues. Check the official player listing for your device and country. An external Android TV box connected by HDMI can provide a different app environment. The screen does not include a channel subscription, and 4K quality depends on the source, player and connection.
Hisense: France. LG: Canada. Samsung: United Kingdom. TCL: Australia. Compare the local model number, tuner, power supply, app store and warranty before purchasing. A family name alone does not establish identical hardware.
Alphabetical selection from documented 2026 ranges. This is a specification comparison, not a hands-on picture-quality test or a paid ranking. Suggested uses are editorial interpretations. WorldIPTV publishes this guide and sells subscriptions; television manufacturers are separate companies.
How this comparison is preparedThe Canadian OLED97G6WUA specification lists native 120 Hz and VRR up to 120 Hz. Do not apply the 165 Hz specifications of smaller G6 sizes to this 97-inch reference.
No. The R95H uses RGB backlighting for an LCD panel. A self-emissive MicroLED display produces light at its pixels. Similar names do not describe the same display architecture.
Not automatically. TCL documents native 144 Hz and a 4K 144 Hz signal path for C8L, with a separate 288 Hz Game Accelerator mode. Check resolution and input-mode restrictions in the exact model’s documentation.
No. Availability depends on the TV platform, model, country and publisher. Check the official app store first. If the required app is unavailable, compare external TV boxes and verify their own compatibility.