The Hisense RoamView 32S6S is a 32-inch 4K touchscreen built to move around the house rather than stay fixed to one wall. Priced at €1,199 in Belgium, the RoamView 32S6S runs on Android with a 10-hour built-in battery and a rolling, height-adjustable stand, positioning it as a single display that can serve as a TV, a video call screen, a digital whiteboard and a fitness mirror depending on which room it rolls into.
A Portable 4K Display Built to Roam the House
Unlike a wall-mounted television, the Hisense RoamView 32S6S is designed to be picked up and repositioned. The screen rotates, tilts and adjusts in height on its wheeled base, so it can be angled toward a couch for movie night, wheeled into the kitchen for a recipe, or rolled beside a yoga mat for a workout. A full charge delivers up to 10 hours of cord-free use, with fast charging bringing the battery back to 100 percent in around 3 hours, so the RoamView 32S6S can realistically move through a full day without needing to be tethered to an outlet.
One Screen for Streaming, Creativity and Video Calls
Hisense positions the RoamView 32S6S as a “versatile hub” rather than a single-purpose television. Built-in apps let it double as a digital whiteboard for jotting down notes, an Art Gallery mode for displaying curated artwork when idle, and a Karafun-powered karaoke screen, alongside standard streaming and media playback. An octa-core processor paired with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage keeps 4K streaming, multitasking between apps and touchscreen navigation responsive, while Android as the underlying interface gives it access to the usual range of streaming and casting apps.
32-Inch 4K Touch and a Wide-Angle Camera
At the center of the RoamView 32S6S is a 32-inch, 3840×2160 4K panel with a 178-degree viewing angle and support for HDR10 and HDR content, running at 60Hz with an ELED backlight and Ultra HD upscaling for lower-resolution sources. The panel responds to pinch, swipe and scroll gestures directly on the glass, letting users navigate menus, browse photos or draw on the whiteboard without a remote. A WideView camera with a 117-degree field of view and a built-in microphone handles video calls and online classes, and closes behind a physical shutter switch when not in use for privacy. Audio comes from a 2x8W speaker system with DTS HD sound and a user-adjustable equalizer.
The Hisense RoamView 32S6S fits into the same Companion Living vision Hisense has been building out across its lineup, treating a display as a mobile household companion rather than a fixed screen. Full specifications are available on Hisense’s own Belgian product page.
Pricing and availability
The Hisense RoamView 32S6S is available now in Belgium for €1,199, finished in white with a metal and plastic rolling stand. Availability in other European markets was not specified alongside the Belgian listing.
Key specifications
- Display: 32-inch 4K Ultra HD (3840×2160) touchscreen, 16:9, 178-degree viewing angle
- Panel: ELED backlight, 60Hz, HDR10 and HDR support, Ultra HD Upscaling
- Battery: 10-hour built-in battery, fast charging in approximately 3 hours
- Processor and memory: 8GB RAM, 128GB storage
- Camera: WideView camera, 117-degree field of view, built-in microphone, physical privacy shutter
- Audio: 2x8W speakers, DTS HD, user equalizer
- Software: Android interface, screen mirroring, DMP/DMR content sharing, Whiteboard, Art Gallery and Karafun karaoke apps
- Design: rolling, height-adjustable and tiltable stand; white finish; price €1,199
