TCL brings QM8K televisions to Europe with Mini-LED screens that change how people watch movies and games. The company makes four different sizes from 65 inches up to 98 inches for various room setups. Each TV uses 3,800 separate light zones that adjust brightness automatically. Peak brightness reaches 5,000 nits for bright outdoor scenes. Colors cover 97 percent of cinema standards for accurate picture quality.
Smart features run on Google TV software that combines streaming apps with regular television channels. Voice commands work without remote controls through built-in microphones. AiPQ Pro technology uses artificial intelligence to improve each frame automatically. Bang and Olufsen designed the 85-watt sound system with Dolby Atmos support. Gamers benefit from 144 Hz refresh rates and reduced input delay.
American buyers can purchase these TVs for prices between $2,300 and $6,500 depending on screen size. TCL started selling them across the United States during early 2025. European customers must wait for regional release dates and local pricing information. The company has not announced specific launch plans for European markets.
Smart features run on Google TV software that combines streaming apps with regular television channels. Voice commands work without remote controls through built-in microphones. AiPQ Pro technology uses artificial intelligence to improve each frame automatically. Bang and Olufsen designed the 85-watt sound system with Dolby Atmos support. Gamers benefit from 144 Hz refresh rates and reduced input delay.
American buyers can purchase these TVs for prices between $2,300 and $6,500 depending on screen size. TCL started selling them across the United States during early 2025. European customers must wait for regional release dates and local pricing information. The company has not announced specific launch plans for European markets.
