What Makes Today’s 98- and 100-Inch TV Deals Stand Out
Today’s mega-screen TV deals center on premium 98- and 100-inch QLED models that combine extra-large panels, fast 144Hz refresh rates, and advanced HDR formats at record-low prices, bringing home-cinema scale and gaming-friendly performance into a price bracket that was previously reserved for far smaller high-end TVs. These offers matter because they compress price-per-inch value more aggressively than typical living-room sets, letting you move from a 65- or 75-inch screen to a wall-filling display without giving up Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, or modern gaming features. Instead of choosing between size and quality, these 100 inch TV deals and 98 inch QLED discounts aim to deliver both, making it easier to build a projector-like setup with the plug-and-play convenience of a smart TV and the low latency gamers expect.
Best Buy’s 98-Inch Hisense QD5: Mega TV Under 1000
Best Buy’s headline giant screen TV sale is the 98-inch Hisense QD5 QLED, currently down to USD 999 (approx. RM4,600) after a USD 1,300 (approx. RM6,000) discount. ZDNET notes that this represents about 57% off the original price, pushing a cinema-scale panel into what used to be mid-size TV territory. The QD5 includes a 144Hz refresh rate TV panel and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, so live sports and console titles benefit from smoother motion and reduced tearing. Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support add richer contrast and virtual surround sound for movie nights. With Apple AirPlay, Google Cast, and voice control via Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri, it behaves like a flagship smart TV. According to ZDNET, “the Hisense QD5 is already one of the most affordable 98-inch class TVs on the market,” even before this deep markdown.
Amazon’s 100-Inch Hisense E7: 144Hz Mini-LED with $1,000 Off
On Amazon, the Hisense 100-inch E7 Cinema Series Hi-QLED Mini-LED 4K TV (100E7SF) is another standout among 100 inch TV deals, thanks to a USD 1,000 (approx. RM4,600) saving that PC Guide describes as “a grand off the MSRP.” This 100-inch QLED uses Mini-LED backlighting with full-array local dimming (FALD) to improve contrast and control blooming, bringing HDR movies and shows closer to projector-level immersion. Native 144Hz support and Game Mode make it a strong pick for console and PC players who want low latency and smooth motion on a huge canvas. Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ Adaptive, HDR10, and HLG ensure broad HDR compatibility, while Dolby Atmos and a 2.1-channel, 50W audio system with built-in subwoofer offer fuller sound than many thin TVs. PC Guide calls it a “huge, feature-packed Mini-LED TV with strong gaming credentials and broad HDR support.”
Price-Per-Inch Value: Why Bigger Now Means Better
These discounts mark a turning point where price-per-inch for mega screens drops below many smaller premium sets. The 98-inch Hisense QD5 at USD 999 (approx. RM4,600) means each inch costs far less than on many 65- or 75-inch OLED and Mini-LED models, while the 100-inch E7’s USD 1,000 (approx. RM4,600) saving makes a once niche size realistic for more living rooms. When you factor in 144Hz refresh rate TV panels, Dolby Vision (and Dolby Vision IQ on the E7), Dolby Atmos, and FALD backlighting, you are not trading features for size. Instead, these 98 inch QLED discounts and 100 inch TV deals close the gap between projector-style immersion and everyday smart TV convenience, making it more logical than ever to step up to 98+ inches if you have the space to enjoy them.
Who Should Grab These Giant Screens—and Who Should Wait
Both Hisense deals are aimed at viewers who want home-theater impact without giving up gaming performance or HDR quality. Sports fans hosting big match watch parties will benefit from the 144Hz panels, while gamers gain smoother motion and responsive Game Modes on screens large enough to feel like an IMAX-lite experience. Movie lovers get Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and FALD or Mini-LED backlighting for more precise highlights and deeper blacks than basic LED sets. However, these TVs suit large spaces best; in smaller rooms, 98- and 100-inch panels can feel overwhelming and may be limited by your seating distance. If you prioritize perfect black levels and watch mostly in dim rooms, a smaller OLED might still make more sense. For everyone else, these giant screen TV sale prices make mega TV under 1000 and beyond far more tempting than in past years.
