Huawei Vision Smart Screen 6 Enjoy brings a 98-inch MiniLED TV to China

Huawei has launched the Vision Smart Screen 6 Enjoy in China, and the standout detail is simple: it comes in a 98-inch size and is built to sit almost flush against the wall. Sales begin on September 16, with Huawei pairing the large MiniLED panel with HarmonyOS features, AI picture tuning, and a slim wall-mount design aimed at premium living rooms.

The Huawei Vision Smart Screen 6 Enjoy has officially launched in China, adding a new option to Huawei’s smart TV lineup. The latest smart screen focuses on a modern viewing experience with a large display, smart features, and an updated design. The launch gives consumers in China another Huawei option for entertainment and connected-home use.

The launch is clearly aimed at people who want a TV that feels more integrated into the room than a traditional big-screen set. Huawei is leaning on both design and software here, which matters because a 98-inch television is as much a furniture decision as it is a display upgrade.

Huawei’s Super MiniLED display adds 288Hz refresh and AI HDR tuning

The display hardware is the main technical story after the size. Huawei says the Super MiniLED panel can reach up to 1,200 nits and cover 95% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, which places it in a strong position for bright-room viewing and wide-color content. The company also layers in AI scene recognition, AI brightness control, and AI color enhancement, all of which are meant to adjust the picture based on what is on screen.

There is also MEMC support, along with a 288Hz refresh rate. In practice, that combination suggests Huawei is targeting motion-heavy viewing more than casual streaming alone. Sports, fast action scenes, and games are the obvious use cases. For buyers looking at a screen this large, motion clarity tends to matter more than it does on smaller sets, simply because imperfections are easier to notice.

The design side is unusually specific. The Vision Smart Screen 6 Enjoy uses a 4.9 cm flat chassis and an ultra-thin mount that leaves only a 0.5 cm gap from the wall. That does not just sound slim on paper; it is the kind of detail that changes how a TV looks in a living room. Instead of standing out as a separate box, it is meant to sit close enough to the wall that it feels almost built in.

HarmonyOS smart TV features bring casting, calls and remote control

Huawei is also packaging the TV as a full smart home screen rather than only a display. It runs HarmonyOS, which gives it access to 4K Super Casting from major video platforms. The set also supports motion games, karaoke, and home monitoring, so the feature list goes beyond standard streaming and basic app support.

Another notable detail is the built-in webcam, which enables 1080p calling. That makes the TV more useful for household communication, not just entertainment. It is the kind of feature some buyers will ignore, but for others it can turn a large TV into a shared screen for family calls or casual room-to-room interaction.

The Lingxi pointing remote adds air-mouse control and reverse casting control. Those features help reduce the usual friction of navigating a huge screen, where ordinary remote input can feel slow or clumsy. Huawei seems to be building a system where the TV, remote, and software all work together, rather than treating the screen as a standalone panel.

For now, the key point is that Huawei’s Vision Smart Screen 6 Enjoy is not trying to win attention with one spec alone. It combines an ultra-large 98-inch MiniLED display, a near-wall design, and a fairly broad set of smart features. Sales start on September 16 in China, which gives the company a clear launch window for buyers who want a high-end TV with a more room-friendly look.