A new video making rounds on social media has given Kenyans a glimpse of what happened after the purchase of the gigantic 115-inch TCL television that recently caused a stir along Nairobi’s Luthuli Avenue.
The television, estimated to be worth about KSh 1.4 million, had attracted huge crowds as it was carefully moved through the busy electronics shopping district. Curious pedestrians and traders stopped to watch the rare sight, with many recording videos that quickly spread across social media platforms.
Now, a fresh clip shows the television arriving safely at its destination before a team of installers begins the delicate process of setting it up. Due to its enormous size, several people were required to carefully lift and position the screen while ensuring it was not damaged during installation.
The video captures the technicians unpacking the television, assembling its stand, and securing it in place before switching it on. Once powered up, the massive display lights up the room, leaving those present visibly impressed by its crystal-clear picture and commanding presence.
Online, the installation footage has reignited conversations about luxury spending and the growing demand for high-end home entertainment systems. While some social media users admired the owner’s ability to purchase such an expensive gadget, others questioned the practicality of owning a television of that size, especially in an average Kenyan home.
Others simply appreciated the professionalism displayed by the installation team, noting that handling a screen measuring 115 inches requires precision and experience.
The latest video has added another chapter to a story that has fascinated many Kenyans since the television first appeared on Luthuli Avenue. From drawing crowds during its purchase to its careful installation, the giant screen has remained a talking point, with many eager to see where it will appear next as the clips continue circulating online.