Yes, GTA 6 is delayed again but that doesn’t mean your screen time has to suffer.
Rockstar’s much-awaited sequel will now launch in November 2026, giving players another year to imagine life in Vice City 2.0. But for those who’ve been counting frames instead of days, there’s good news. The wait might be long but your gaming setup doesn’t have to be.
Because the real upgrade isn’t the game.
It’s the display you experience everything on.
When the Game Delays, the Frames Don’t Have To
GTA 6’s delay says a lot about modern gaming: higher expectations, massive worlds, and a demand for cinematic precision.
Rockstar calls it “polish.” Gamers call it “worth the wait.” But between now and 2026, the worlds you explore from Cyberpunk 2077’s night streets to EA FC’s new updates deserve a screen that keeps up with every move.
Enter the Haier M90 Mini LED 165 cm (55) Google TV built with a 144Hz refresh rate that makes even the smallest motion feel fluid. No screen tearing.
No motion blur. Just buttery-smooth gameplay that keeps you inside the moment. Whether you’re drifting in Los Santos or swinging through Spider-Man 2, it’s the kind of clarity that makes you forget time itself.
144Hz Isn’t Just a Number It’s a Feeling
Gamers know: once you’ve played on 144Hz, there’s no going back.
Fast-paced shooters feel sharper, racing games more responsive, and cinematic cut-scenes look like real life unfolding in your living room.
That’s because 144Hz refresh rate means your screen refreshes images 144 times per second. For the human eye, that translates into one thing immediately.
The kind that makes every head-turn, explosion, or GTA chase sequence feel perfectly synced.
And it’s not just for gamers.
A 144Hz Mini LED TV makes even everyday streaming from House of the Dragon battles to cricket replays look impossibly crisp. The details are smoother, the colours richer, and the motion feels… right.
Mini LED: The Real Hero of the Frame
There’s a reason Mini LED is the new gold standard for display technology.
It takes everything people love about LED brightness, colour depth, longevity and gives it microscopic precision.
Thousands of mini backlights, each controlling how light and dark every inch of your screen appears.
So when you’re watching a night chase in GTA V or a Netflix thriller like Berlin, those deep blacks and vibrant neons coexist in perfect balance.
No halo, no washed-out patches. Just cinematic contrast that makes you forget you’re at home.
In Haier’s M90, Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ push that visual fidelity even further, automatically adjusting brightness and tone based on your room’s lighting. Late-night binge? It adapts. Daytime viewing? Still flawless.
The Soundtrack Deserves Equal Glory
Visuals pull you in. But sound keeps you there.
Haier’s 2.1 channel 50W woofer paired with Dolby Atmos transforms your living room into a private theatre.
The kind where explosions, rain, footsteps, and dialogues occupy real space around you, not just in front of you.
Games like Red Dead Redemption 2 or The Last of Us Part I become more than stories; they become soundscapes. The rain feels closer, the ambient hums more alive.
And when it’s not gaming, the same setup makes cricket commentary, movie scores, and Spotify sessions sound concert-grade.
Google TV: When Gaming Meets Living
But the M90 isn’t just about power it’s about ease.
Built on Google TV, it learns your taste over time. It curates what to watch next, from your favourite YouTube streamers to new anime drops on Netflix.
You can even switch inputs, open apps, or control smart devices using hands-free voice commands.
It’s the kind of convenience that fits Indian homes naturally where multitasking is the default mode.
Dinner’s cooking, the match is on, your phone’s charging and you’re commanding your TV with just, “Hey Google, open Netflix.”
Gaming-Ready, Future-Proof
While we wait for Jason and Lucia to make their grand debut in Vice City, the Haier M90 Mini LED already speaks the language of the next generation.
It features AMD FreeSync Premium, syncing the GPU’s frame rate with the TV’s refresh rate. Translation: zero lag, zero tearing, zero frustration.
Whether it’s GTA Online, Valorant, or your PS5 racing library every frame lands exactly where it should.
Add 240 local dimming zones, BT 5.2 connectivity, and 3GB RAM, and you have a setup that’s not just ready for 2026 it’s already living there.
The Big Picture: Entertainment Is Evolving
The delay of GTA 6 isn’t a disappointment, it’s a reminder.
That technology and patience often work together.
That visual perfection takes time and so does a great living-room setup.
Because while Rockstar polishes pixels in Miami, your home deserves its own visual upgrade. The kind that makes every watch party, gaming night, or weekend binge feel cinematic effortlessly.
In an era of endless content, the screen you choose decides how you experience it.
And with Haier’s 144Hz Mini LED, every frame game or movie finds its rhythm.
Final Thought
GTA 6 will come when it’s ready. But your entertainment setup? That can level up today.
So while the world waits for the next big game, why not make your living room the next big experience one brilliant frame at a time.