Kolkata, 7th September 2025: Wobble Displays, the in-house technology brand of Indkal Technologies, has made history with the launch of the Maximus Series 116.5-inch Google TV 5.0, now officially the largest consumer television in India. The launch marks a breakthrough moment for the Indian consumer electronics sector, traditionally dominated by global brands.
The Maximus Series introduces India’s first-ever QLED + MiniLED technology at 116.5 inches, combining quantum dot color accuracy with precision mini-LED backlighting. It also debuts the latest Google TV 5.0 with Android 14 at this scale, delivering advanced smart capabilities and seamless integration of content across platforms.
Enhancing the cinematic experience, the television is powered by a 240W 6.2.2-channel speaker system with dual woofers, offering theatre-grade audio with Dolby Vision Atmos support. Its 4K 144Hz native refresh rate also positions the Maximus as one of the most advanced gaming displays, ensuring lag-free, fluid performance for console and PC gaming. With a peak brightness of 2000 Nits, the display delivers exceptional HDR performance, rivaling the world’s top-tier models.
Anand Dubey, CEO, Indkal Technologies, described the launch as a landmark for Indian innovation:
“The Maximus Series 116.5-inch isn’t just India’s biggest TV—it’s a symbol of our vision to challenge conventions and deliver world-class home entertainment experiences. This launch ushers in a new era where Indian technology rivals the world’s best cinematic standards.”
Key Highlights of the Maximus Series 116.5-inch TV
- Display: QLED + MiniLED with 2000 Nits peak brightness.
- Size: 116.5 inches – India’s largest-ever consumer TV.
- Smart Platform: Google TV 5.0 powered by Android 14.
- Audio: 240W 6.2.2-channel system with Dolby Atmos.
- Gaming Ready: 4K resolution with 144Hz native refresh rate.
With this launch, Wobble Displays establishes itself as a pioneer in premium display technologies, reinforcing India’s position on the global innovation map in consumer electronics.
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