00:00The world's largest TV is hiding inside this multi-million dollar mansion in Sydney.
00:04Let's go check it out.
00:05First up is the Hisense 116UX RGB Mini LED Smart TV.
00:10That's a big name for what is the biggest consumer-grade TV in Australia.
00:14Look how small 65 inches looks.
00:16We're talking 10,000 dimming zones, 8,000 nits of brightness,
00:20Dolby Vision, IMAX enhanced certification and AI 4K upscaling,
00:24which creates a fully immersive experience.
00:26It also comes with built-in 6.2.2 CineStage X surround sound that's tuned with DVLA.
00:32It sounds great straight out of the box.
00:34We then headed downstairs to look at something even bigger,
00:37because if 116 inches somehow isn't enough, there's the Hisense L9Q laser projector.
00:42I just want to put it in context.
00:43This is me, and I'm not the small person.
00:46I'm about six foot tall, and look how big that screen is.
00:49This thing can project up to a massive 200 inches of pure color and clarity.
00:53And of course, we had to chuck on some of our previous work to make sure it was up to
00:56scratch.
00:57The screen's ideal for movie marathons, game day matches,
00:59or that mate who insists on watching every Fast and Furious film in a row.
01:03We then headed upstairs to see what a $4,000 fridge looks like.
01:07Check this out.
01:07What's in my fridge?
01:11Okay.
01:12Then I thought it was like a fire.
01:13Those voice controls mean it functions like a smart hub for the kitchen.
01:16It's also got a glass window with sense light tech that lights up when you walk up to it.
01:20And then my personal favorite feature, this, which is beverage.
01:24And it's got so many preloaded cocktails in here.
01:27And of course, I've got to go over here and find the whiskey sour.
01:31From TVs to projectors and even here in the kitchen,
01:34has Hisense just created the ultimate smart home?
01:36Here we go.
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