In TCL's 2024 TV lineup, the flagship QM8 Mini-LED TV is particularly eye-catching, with sizes ranging from 65 inches to 115 inches. It features an ultra-bright screen with an HDR brightness of up to 5,000 nits, far exceeding the 300 nit standard currently common on the market. It is truly amazing. TCL also emphasized that the QM8 series uses a large number of local dimming areas, aiming to simulate the visual effects of OLED on Mini-LED screens and provide an immersive viewing experience.
A highlight of the QM8 series and TCL's entire 2024 product line is the new "panoramic 360" design, which features ultra-narrow borders (especially high-end models) and optimized back design, which enhances the overall aesthetics.
In addition, TCL QM7 series provides more user-friendlyThe Mini-LED option, although the dimming area is reduced and the peak brightness is 2,400 nits, still belongs to the high-end TV category, allowing more consumers to enjoy the core technology of the QM8 series at a more reasonable price. The 55-inch QM7 TV starts at $1,099.
The Q series also includes two options, Q65 and Q68, with starting prices of US$499 and US$699 respectively. Both are equipped with QLED screens with more outstanding colors and brightness, and the size extends from 43 inches to 98 inches to meet different needs.
Finally, TCL has launched a new S-class TV series, positioned as the most affordable option among the brands. The S2 and S3 models offer 720p and 1080p resolutions respectively, while the S4 series is equivalent to an upgraded version of the S5, with a brighter screen and features such as "Game Accelerator 120". The entry price for this series of TVs starts at $349.
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