Found this updated review for the C7K in 2026, it doesn’t seem to show what Android version it is on.
I’ve heard that Android 14 is better?
Is it worth going for this model over the new ones?
TCL A400 Pro NXTVISION. It’s basically an “art-style” TV, but with actual decent specs.
Big thing here is that the 55” and up models use QD Mini-LED instead of the usual edge-lit or Direct-lit backlighting you get on most art TVs. That means proper local dimming (up to 448 zones), better contrast, brighter highlights, and generally more accurate colours.
Quick breakdown depending on size:
Design-wise, it’s going for that framed artwork look. The new walnut-style frame actually makes it look more like a picture frame out of the box (I personally think it’s way nicer than the white border on the older A300). HVA-Matte panel helps cut reflections too, so it looks more natural looking especially when displaying artwork.
There’s also an art mode with curated museum modes + AI-generated images if that’s something you want to explore, you can also upload your own artwork.
It’s launching in Europe around April and comes in 55", 65", 75", 85", and 98".
| Size | Panel Type | Resolution | HDR | Refresh Rate | Brightness (nits) | Dimming / Backlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 98" | QD Mini-LED | 4K | Dolby Vision IQ | 144Hz | 1000 | 448 zones |
| 85" | QD Mini-LED | 4K | Dolby Vision IQ | 144Hz | 700 | 264 zones |
| 75" | QD Mini-LED | 4K | Dolby Vision IQ | 144Hz | 700 | 240 zones |
| 65" | QD Mini-LED | 4K | Dolby Vision IQ | 144Hz | 700 | 180 zones |
| 55" | QD Mini-LED | 4K | Dolby Vision IQ | 144Hz | 600 | 112 zones |
| 43" | QLED | 4K | Dolby Vision | 60Hz | 350 | DLED |
| 32" | QLED | FHD | - | 60Hz | 350 | DLED |
£3999 for C8L 98”
Although techrader and whathi-fi imply it is, there isn't a listing for any RGB-miniLEDs on the official UK website.
The C9K and majority of C8K sizes were the same and never ended up appearing in stores, so wondering if TCL have confirmed anything officially.
This is my text review of the TCL C7L in 55" (winterbegins - WB Display Tech Youtube)
Transparency = this review is not incentivized. This unit was not sponsored, I bought it with my own funds. Price at the time of writing this review is 899€ (EU - Germany).
Please note that the results you see in this review are only applicable to the 55" unit. Larger LCD / MiniLED models often fair a bit better due to dimming zone count and less pixel density
Packaging
The packaging is very solid like usual with minimalistic printing on the brown box. Due to the smaller size you have to lift the TV out of the box instead of having two separate parts. This is rather common on 55" TVs. Inside, the TV is nearly fully enclosed in styrofoam to protect it during shipping. All of the four TCL TVs I had since last year arrived in pristine condition.
Accessoires
You get your usual paper work (energy label, quick start guide, manual), mounting hardware (screws) for a VESA mount and the stand, a power cable that's unfortunately only 1,5m long, the same remote (RC833A) from last year + batteries and some plastic cable ties.
The stand is also the same as on the 55"C7K measuring 31cm(W)x27cm(D).
Build Quality
The chassis is identical to the C7K from last year. You get a gray aluminium frame with very slim bezels for a mid range TV and a matte plastic back panel with a grid like pattern. Watching from the front the ports are on the right side, power on the left. For the 2.2 sound system configuration you have two woofers protruding out of the upper half of the back panel and two speakers on the bottom.
The stand can be attached in two positions. The higher position is good for soundbars but unfortunately the stand is slightly angled so you can't put a bar directly underneath the TV. It's nearly full plastic and only reinforced with metal at the key areas. I wish we had two separate feet but that's definitely a preference thing.
Teardown, SoC and Ports
Removing the back panel for repairs is very easy, you just have to remove all visible screws. The back panel is held in with clips. After removing the backplate we see that everything is taped down neatly in the same arrangement as last years models. On the right is the internal PSU, bottom and top are the speakers and on the left side is the main and daughterboard with the ports and SoC.
The board is labeled with MT9653 - this refers to the Mediatek Pentonic 700 which only offers 2x HDMI 2.1 (48GBps) and two regular 2.0 ports (18GBps).For the remaining ports you have a optical out, CI, antenna section, LAN and one USB-A port.
Operating System and Setup
Google OS needs no introduction. It's the most versatile and customizable OS you can have on a TV. External launchers can even get rid of the advertisements on the Home Screen. TCL TVs also allow for seamless upgrades and even downgrades of firmware. There are entire community groups that formed around this.
The OS also allows a very basic minimal user data setup. You can start important apps like Youtube without logging into an account which is not possible on Samsung Tizen or Fire TV OS for example.
Panel, Viewing Angles and Subpixel Layout
TCL uses their own CSOT HVA 2.0 Pro panel with very high native contrast >7000:1 on the C7L. It uses the reversed BGR subpixel layout as usual.
The viewing angles are much better compared to regular VA panels from a few years ago but they still wash out / darken at extreme angles. WHVA panels and OLED are a clear step up. However if you pick the correct size for your space you won't have issues with them.
The screen coating is glossy and reacts to reflections with a rainbow effect. With content I haven't found this an issue but this will differ from room to room. The C7K from last year was also available as "Q7C" from Amazon and this model had a semi-gloss finish. I don't know if this will be offered again in 2026.
Uniformity
Uniformity looks pretty good on my unit here even with the modernwize DSE and some greyscale tests. I also found that the corners and edges of my unit were less dark compared to previous TCL models. That said, I found three darker dots / spots on the bottom right of the panel which I marked with a red circle.
Brightness
I tested the HDR brightness of the TV in the most accurate mode ootb (Filmmaker). LD high, Peak Brightness "high". "Boost" is only a bit higher for a few seconds so this is a more fair representation
Here we can see a peak brightness of 2050 nits in a 10% window. For smaller highlights (2%) we are still well above 1000nits which is respectable. I also tested if there is a brightness limiter and after 5 minutes of a static 10% window the TV decreased the brightness to 1250 nits. Interesting behavior / protection which won't happen with regular usage.
Dimming Zone and Performance
I counted the Dimming Zones to be 40 horizontal and 20 vertical rows for a total of 800 zones. Viewing the panel straight on and in dark HDR demos we can observe great results with bright highlights against dark backgrounds which is impressive on a 55" LCD. The extremely high native contrast helps the dimming behavior.
However in really demanding scenes like the Sony fireworks demo you can definitely get some blooming out of the TV.
Game Mode
The TV supports the same game bar as last year. After you select High Refresh Rate in the Game Bar setting menu you can select 4K 144hz and even 1080p 288hz with your PC. Similar to last year it also shows a 1440p signal with 288hz but I assume this is just some sort of compatibility mode because these Dual Modes usually have to at least half the vertical resolution.
I have also attached some UFO shots I took with my full frame camera. Unfortunately my 28mm lens is not ideal for this task but I think you are able to see the behavior on the shots. We are still dealing with an VA panel on an TV.
Motion
I tried some motion settings but they seem very similar to the C7K/Q7C from last year. The TV also has the same processor so I don't expect huge jumps in this regard. Motion also depends on the person, I usually turn off all motion enhancements on TVs because im not bothered by stutter - only soap opera effect is annoying to me.
SQD-MiniLED
The main reason you want to go with this TV is the new SQD-MiniLED technology. SQD means Super Quantum Dots which are enhanced quantum dot particles that convert the pure blue light of the backlight LEDs to white via an enhancement film that sits between the backlight and LCD layer. TCL also developed new color filters that further improve the color reproduction. This change was immediately noticeable after turning on the TV and in Demos. Colors leap off the screen like on a real RGB layout display. Unfortunately im not able to measure color gamut, but other reviews have measured it at >88% REC 2020 which is definitely QD-OLED and RGB-MiniLED territory.
RGB MiniLED has the achilles heel of processing latency and color crosstalk. I have seen multiple RGB MiniLEDs by now and while primary colors look monumental it was recently discovered that difficult scenes often require the backlight to use a so called white mode where it simply mixes all the colors to produce white light. This obviously ruins the benefits of the individual colored LEDs. SQD does not have this problem and works passively without affecting the processing of the TV.
Conclusion
While playing it safe in overall appearance, the C7L is a good improvement in most areas over last year's C7K. The star of the show are the SQDs which offer visible benefits even for regular users. The biggest downside to me is the Pentonic 700 SoC - not because of performance but future proofing. The market clearly moves away from AVRs and more towards connected setups that require the eARC port solely for sound systems. 4xHDMI 2.1 would give more flexibility.
Thank you for reading through this long review.
Why TCL lifestyle TVs – The evolution of the PRO series
With the launch of our new A400 Pro in 2026, we’re taking a look back at the evolution of our lifestyle Pro TVs. While many art-style televisions prioritise appearance over performance, the TCL A400 Pro combines design with some of TCL’s most advanced display technology. Featuring Quantum Dot and now MiniLED's, delivering vibrant colours, deeper contrast, and an exceptional viewing experience - while looking aesthetically good too.
Europe remains the largest global market for framed Art TVs, with annual volumes between 300,000 and 400,000 units - that's alot of TVs (and competition!).
Nordics , Poland, UK, Netherlands, and France being the top buyers of Art inspired TVs
Start by looking at the A100 or "Living Window" a TV most have not heard of (and even finding information is difficult!)
2018 TCL unveiled the A100 Living Window TV-an early step into design-led display innovation that began blending screens into the home environment.
By 2020, TCL advanced this vision with the launch of the A200 Pro Rotating TV.
Designed to introduced a home-centric aesthetic with a rotating display enabled by a separated body and screen structure, offering a more "flexible" user experience.
Including a discreet motorised camera, fabric-inspired finishes, and a cable-concealing metal base. The A100 was recognised with the iF Design Award 2020.
In 2024, TCL further evolved the category with the A300 Pro NXTFRAME TV-defined by the concept “Art in form, chic in space.” With its ultra-slim profile, matte screen, AI-driven art capabilities. it refined the balance between design and functionality. The introduction of flexible placement options, including a movable stand, reinforced its role as both a display and a lifestyle object within the home. 27.9mm Ultra-Slim Body* QLED – HVA matte Screen
Now in 2026, TCL introduces the A400 Pro, the latest evolution in its Pro lifestyle TV lineup-to further integrate design, performance, and the role of the TV as both a visual and atmospheric centrepiece in modern living spaces.
Access around 80 curated artworks in high resolution to
display on your TV. No paid subscription is required for the
included selection. *
Classic Paintings | Impressionism | Contemporary Art
Abstract Geometry | Decorative Art | Expressive Ink
The Matte HVA Panel is a familiar strength within TCL Art TVs (Seen on the previous A300 models) recreating texture appearing more natural and paper-like, similar to readable tablets such as our NXTpaper.
It allows the screen to become a canvas rather than a digital display combined with the wooden frame it blends into the interior rather than dominating it. During the day, it reduces reflections, allowing comfortable viewing in bright environments without glare or distraction. As lighting conditions shift, the TV adapts to maintain a natural balance.
At night, A400 Pro transforms into a high-performance large-screen TV. It is built for consumers who want an Art TV without compromising picture quality. This is reflected in its specifications, featuring an ultra-slim integrated frame and matte HVA panel, paired with up to 448 local dimming zones (98"). A brightness sensor and TCL AI assistant optimise viewing, while 93% DCI-P3 ensures rich and accurate colour reproduction.
Helps dissipate heat even when mounted flush to the wall High-thermal-conductivity materials and an optimised airflow path help move heat away from key components to support stable performance over time.
The A400 Pro integrates a unibody frame with a light walnut woodgrain bezel, evolving from the white frame of the A300. The upgrade from QLED to QD-MiniLED significantly enhances contrast, delivering deep, accurate blacks, ideal for displaying artwork such as pieces by Michael Godard - who uses black backgrounds making his Art pop out (same idea is applied here)
New Large-format options, including a 98-inch model, allow the TV to function as a full wall mural, transforming living spaces and enabling users to display personal artwork at scale-from graffiti to elaborate art installations. I'm hoping we can get these on display in a gallery somewhere!
The 9.9mm ultra-slim unibody design (with minimal total depth when mounted) reinforces the framed-art aesthetic, with no external box or visible structural elements.
Connectivity is upgraded with Bluetooth 5.4 for stable dual-device connections, such as a headset and controller simultaneously, and Wi-Fi 6 for high-speed, reliable coverage compared to last year’s A300.
Art Mode (T-Exhibition) enhances the experience with a built-in gallery of classic works such as Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh, capturing the use of colour and movement characteristic of impressionist art.
It also includes AI-generated artwork for creating your own interpretations of classic styles, as well as personal photo uploads-ideal for artists who want to display their work without the need for physical framing. This transforms the display into a customisable art, allowing you to show off your own work without having to pay to mount them! (I try to be an artist myself, so this is a feature that sells it to me)
Audio performance complements the visual experience. The A400 Pro features a built-in 2.0-channel speaker system tuned by Onkyo, delivering balanced, high-fidelity sound backed by decades of acoustic expertise.
The A400 also now work with Tutti-Choral allowing you to connect a soundbar and combine both the TV sound with the soundbar to create a larger soundstage.
While very little information has been provided for the UK market, there are concerns about price for the 2026 range of TCL TV's.
It's widely known that TCL TV's in the USA and elsewhere are release at a price, but very quickly reduced and sometimes considerably.
So can we get some reasonable and constant pricing in the UK? Or do we all have to play the waiting game, as we all know exaclty how to do that!
This model will definitely be a fan favourite due to the price point and performance going into 2026!
The TCL Q7D Pro Series delivers SQD (QD) Mini LED performance with a properly scaled dimming structure, ranging from 480 to 1152 zones depending on size, ensuring consistent contrast improvements as panel size increases.
With 2000 nits peak HDR brightness across all sizes, the line-up maintains strong highlight performance while the HVA 2.0 Pro panel enhances native contrast and black depth.
Positioned just below the C7L, the Q7D Pro is designed as a high-performance value tier -
Why Q? 'Q ' means it's sold online only - same logic applies to other models in-case you have ever wondered (Not QM US Models)
| Model | Size | Brightness (HDR Peak) | Dimming Zones | Panel Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 98Q7D Pro | 98” | 2000 nits | 1152 | HVA 2.0 Pro |
| 85Q7D Pro | 85” | 2000 nits | 1056 | HVA 2.0 Pro |
| 75Q7D Pro | 75” | 2000 nits | 760 | HVA 2.0 Pro |
| 65Q7D Pro | 65” | 2000 nits | 648 | HVA 2.0 Pro |
| 55Q7D Pro | 55” | 2000 nits | 480 | HVA 2.0 Pro |
HVA 2.0 Pro Panel
Deeper blacks and improved contrast vs standard VA panels.
144Hz Native Refresh Rate
Smooth motion for gaming and fast content.
288Hz Game Accelerator (VRR)
Enhanced motion clarity and reduced tearing.
HDMI 2.1 / VRR / ALLM / FreeSync Premium Pro
Full next-gen gaming feature set.
AiPQ Pro Processor
Real-time optimisation of contrast, colour and clarity.
Google TV Platform
Full smart ecosystem with voice control and app integration.
ONKYO 2.1CH System
Integrated subwoofer with Dolby Atmos / DTS:X support.
40W Total Output
Hi, i'm currently in the market for a 65" and the C7K seems to be perfect. However, i'm holding off for the release of the C7L in the UK just due to the small spec bump. Is there any information on the release in the UK that I'm missing? Thank you :)
I'm interested in picking up a 75" C7K but the price is a bit high. I heard the 2026 models are supposed to be hitting shelves in April but I have no idea of what their pricing is likely to be. Was hoping for the 2025 models to go on clearance. When is that likely to happen, or will it at all?
Me and u/pricelesslambo flew to Paris for the new release of TCL Lineup of their EU ( and everywhere outside of North America) for the year 2026. We had the privilege of being able to compare their lineup with regular miniLED TVs, QD-OLED and RGB MiniLED TVs from other manufacturers (TCL also had an RGB MiniLED on display).
Unfortunately we weren’t allowed to take pictures in the PQ room. But here is the info we could gather and our first impressions. The new lineup focuses in one line of product in particular: SQD Minileds
What is SQD Miniled?
We had the opportunity to compare the colors to many technologies, as stated earlier and the colors are no joke. They are absolutely competing RGB miniLEDs in terms of color volume. One big advantage of SQD miniLEDs is the presence of a white LED backlight. A flaw everyone could notice at the event is since RGB miniLEDs only have Red Green and Blue LEDs is that if you have a small white portion in the image surround by colors is that colors will bleed in the white portion of the image resulting in a colored white instead of pure white. The SQD MiniLED is also supposed to bring a 33% improvement in color gamut performance and is supposed to cover 100% of BT2020 color space. Not something we were able to test, unfortunately.
Also, we were able to compare many scenes compared to flagship TVs (the A95L was one of them) and TCL’s local dimming was very impressive. Suppressing almost all blooming and keeping the same details as the A95L. As for color accuracy, all TVs were in standard mode so we cannot speak on that front. Other than the A95L, The TCL SQD Mini-LED looked the best out of the 5 TVs on display.
Also we couldn’t test processing, upscaling and motion handling. This was a press release after all.
So here are the specs for the main EU/Asia lineup of TCL releases this year:
X11L:
Up to 10000 nits and up to 20000 dimming zones on the largest size available.
Available in 75-85-98in. The TV also looks really slick being only 2cm thick. Almost no bezels either.
C8L:
C7L:
Brightness up to 3000nits, up to 2176 dimming zones
Available in 65-75-85-98in
They will also have a RGB miniLED lineup, but unfortunately not much info was given for these models as TCL focuses on their SQD lineup.
The RGB MiniLEDs model will be The RM9L and RM7L
RM9L
85in – 4000 nits 8736 Colour zones*
98in – 6000 nits 11520 Colour zones*
115in – 9000 nits 16848 Colour zones*
RM7L – all models are 2000 nits
65in – 1344 Colour zones*
75in – 1800 Colour zones*
85in – 2160 Colour zones*
98in – 2880 Colour zones*
*1 dimming zone = 3 colour zones. Each zone has to support 3 LEDS instead of one so zones don’t work like on regular miniLEDs.
Feel free to ask questions If you have any
Hola , tengo 2 tvs C8K y una barra de sonido Q85H Pro. Me gustaría disfrutar de la característica Tutti Choral y no puedo por qué no me sale la opción. Saben a qué de debe ésto, saben si van a actualizar y cuando?
Gracias.
Which models in 2026 will feature Dolby Vision 2 and why?
Dolby Vision 2 will be available in two product tiers:
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With the launch of new TVs, especially models like the X11L with peak brightness levels of up to 10,000 nits, one of the most common questions is around brightness. There is often a misconception that TVs operate at maximum brightness across the entire image, when in reality brightness is dynamically controlled and varies scene by scene. (This is why the X11L features Dolby Vision 2 Max)
Content is created to distribute brightness selectively, highlighting specific elements while maintaining overall contrast and detail. There are widely available demonstrations online that illustrate how brightness levels change across different parts of an image.
Dolby Vision 2 builds on this foundation through features such as Authentic Motion, a creator-driven motion control system designed to preserve cinematic intent while reducing judder.
Unlike conventional motion interpolation, which is typically controlled by the display, Dolby Vision 2 enables content creators to define motion characteristics during production. These settings can be applied dynamically on a scene-by-scene or frame-by-frame basis.
When supported content is played back, the TV applies these creator-defined parameters while adapting to the display technology (e.g. OLED or LCD). This approach aims to improve motion clarity while minimising unwanted artefacts such as the “soap opera effect.”
The broader challenge, however, is not just display capability but the availability of content that can fully take advantage of these advancements.
Dolby Vision 2 requires compatible processing hardware, as its advanced features place greater demands on the TV’s image processing capabilities.
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“We've reached an inflection point where TV technology has dramatically changed while artists continue to demand even more innovative tools,” John Couling, Senior Vice President, Entertainment at Dolby Laboratories.
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Rather than simply increasing brightness output, it leverages advanced processing, dynamic metadata, and AI-driven tone mapping to better utilise the display’s full capabilities. Delivering unprecedented peak brightness in combination with up to 20,000 dimming zones on the 98” model, it enables a level of contrast control and colour volume that pushes beyond traditional performance.
Content Intelligence introduces new tools designed to better bridge the creative suite and the home viewing environment. This enables Dolby Vision 2 to automatically optimise picture performance based on both content characteristics and ambient viewing conditions.
With AI-driven capabilities, Dolby Vision 2 adapts presentation dynamically to deliver an optimised viewing experience tailored to the device and environment.
Content Intelligence includes:
Citation : Dolby
Most important info compared to the 65C7K from last year
| 75"C7L | 65"C7K | |
|---|---|---|
| Color Gamut BT.2020 | 88% | 73% |
| Brightness Vivid Mode | 2344 nits | 1856 nits |
| Brightness Movie Mode | 1388 nits | 1175 nits |
| Input Lag GM - 1080p60 | 10ms | 14ms |
At the Paris EU event
At the Paris EU event, I got to experience the latest TVs that TCL is bringing to the European market for 2026.
Two models really took centre stage, mainly because of their sheer size. The 98" X11L looked impressive, but it was the 115" RM9L opposite it that really grabbed attention. It’s huge. Having moved an 85" TV before, I definitely wouldn’t want to be responsible for setting up a 115".
Once you get past the size, the RM9L also delivers where it matters. The brightness and colour really stand out, especially with the RGB Mini LED approach. It feels like a proper flagship.
Off to the side, the RM7L was also on display. This looks like the more accessible option for people who want RGB Mini LED without going all the way to the top end.
The SQD-X11L was probably the overall standout on the day, but the RM9L still felt premium and well put together.
With Dolby Vision continuing to push wider colour and more dynamic HDR, the direction TCL is taking here makes a lot of sense.
| Model | Size | Brightness (HDR Peak) | Colour Zones | Panel Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 85RM9L | 85” | 4000 nits | 8,736 | WHVA 2.0 Ultra |
| 98RM9L | 98” | 6000 nits | 11,520 | WHVA 2.0 Ultra |
| 115RM9L | 115” | 9000 nits | 16,848 | HVA Pro |
The TCL RM9L Series combines cutting-edge RGB Mini LED technology, ultra-high brightness (up to 9000 nits) and up to 16,848 precision dimming zones to deliver exceptional contrast, colour accuracy and HDR performance.
With 100% BT.2020 wide colour gamut, every scene is reproduced with cinematic realism, while the advanced panel technologies (WHVA 2.0 Ultra or HVA Pro depending on size) ensure deeper contrast, wider viewing angles and reduced reflections.
Built for performance, the RM9L Series supports 144Hz native refresh rate, HDMI 2.1, VRR, and FreeSync Premium Pro, making it an ideal choice for next-gen gaming on consoles like PlayStation and Xbox.
The integrated Google TV platform provides seamless access to your favourite content with personalised recommendations and hands-free voice control via Google Assistant.
For audio, Bang & Olufsen tuning combined with Dolby Atmos creates immersive, cinema-quality sound.
With its ultra-slim, galaxy-inspired design and premium build, the TCL RM9L Series is engineered to elevate both your viewing experience and your living space.
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| Model | Size | HDR Brightness | Colour Zones | Panel Type |
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| RM7L (98”) | 98” | 2000 nits | 2,880 | HVA Pro |
| RM7L (85”) | 85” | 2000 nits | 2,160 | HVA Pro |
| RM7L (75”) | 75” | 2000 nits | 1,800 | HVA Pro |
| RM7L (65”) | 65” | 2000 nits | 1,344 | HVA Pro |
The TCL RM7L Series combines advanced RGB Mini LED technology, 4K HDR with up to 2000 nits, and up to 2,880 RGB precise dimming zones to deliver vivid colour, strong contrast and impressive HDR picture quality.
With 100% BT.2020 wide colour gamut, every scene is reproduced with rich, lifelike colour, while the HVA Pro Panel ensures deep blacks, high contrast and reduced halo effect for a cleaner, more detailed image.
Powered by TCL AI and the TSR AiPQ Processor, the RM7L Series optimises every frame in real time, enhancing clarity, depth and natural detail for a more immersive viewing experience.
For audio, the integrated ONKYO 2.1 channel system with dedicated subwoofer delivers powerful, cinematic sound with clear dialogue and deep bass.
Designed with an ultra-slim, integrated structure and practical cable management, the RM7L Series combines refined aesthetics with everyday usability.
Hi guys, I'm going to purchase the c6k soon but before i do it I haven't been able to find if it supports True HD and DTS HD MA passthrough. I know from internal apps it will most likely not do it but If I'm using an external device like the Nvidia Shield will it work or no? As it is essential for my specific setup.
New UK price listing:
London, UK, April 2025: TCL, a global leader in consumer electronics and the world’s No.1 Ultra-large, Mini LED and Google TV brand, has today announced the launch of a range of new QLED models in the UK, including the P8L-UK QLED Google TV, P7L-UK QLED Google TV and V6D-UK QLED Fire TV.
TCL’s latest additions feature both Google TV and Fire TV that greatly enhance its portfolio of award-winning televisions, providing smart software options that inspire consumers to enjoy content in a variety of ways.
P8L-Series
TCL P8L-UK series available in 85”, 75”, 65” and 55” combines QD-Mini LED dimming, QLED, 4K HDR Dolby Vision, HDR10+, AiPQ Processor and 144Hz for powerfully precise contrasts, sharp and colourful HDR picture quality. On top, with Game Master including HDMI 2.1, ALLM, 144Hz VRR, 288Hz Game Accelerator*, FreeSync Premium and improved TCL Game bar you will be able to play like a Pro.
TCL P8L Series models also feature the most advanced Smart TV system ever: Google TV with Google Assistant built-in. Easy access to the content you love thanks to integrated Hands-Free Voice Control: you can talk directly to your TV. With Miracast & Google Cast & Airplay 2 you can easily cast your mobile, tablet or laptop onto your big TCL TV.
Thanks to the complete HDR format support (including HDR10, HLG, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision) this TCL TV lets you fully enjoy HDR movies, sports, and games. It supports Filmmaker Mode that enables a more cinematic experience by disabling all post-processing so the movie or television show is displayed as it was intended by the filmmaker.
The P8L-UK series is offered from 55” – 85” and indicative retail prices are as follows:
Specifications may vary based on sizes and final pricing is at the retailer’s discretion.
*288Hz Refresh Rate can be achieved by unique algorithm and technology.
P7L QLED Series
TCL’s P7L Series is a 4K QLED TV available in 85”, 75”, 65”, 55”, 50” and 43”. The model uses an HVA panel and upgraded Colourful Quantum Crystal material to provide 93% coverage of the DCI-P3 colour space and high light efficiency. The HVA panel employs nanoscale film-layer techniques to create a butterfly-wing-shaped liquid crystal molecular microstructure. This structure precisely controls the light passing through the liquid crystal layer, significantly improving the contrast of the panel.
The P7L uses TCL’s AiPQ Processor with AI features like the AI Cinematic Agent and the AI Gaming Agent with Gamebar. It uses Google TV, bringing a range of streaming apps alongside support for Google Assistant and Google Cast. It is also compatible with Miracast and Apple AirPlay 2, with connectivity options including Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi 5 and an HDMI 2.1 (eARC) port. Plus, there are integrated Onkyo speakers, with 2.0 channel systems for the 43-inch to 75-inch sizes, and a 2.1 channel system for the 85-inch model. Each version has a slim, unibody frame with a bezel-less look.
The P7L-UK series is offered from 43” – 85” and indicative retail prices are as follows:
*Specifications may vary based on sizes and final pricing is at the retailer’s discretion.
V6D-UK Fire TV Series
The TCL V6D Fire TV Series combines 4K HDR, HDR10+, Dolby Atmos, a slim bezel-less contemporary design and Fire TV. On top, with Game Master including VRR and ALLM this TV is the best companion to enjoy any HDR movies, sports and games. TCL Fire TV is the latest generation of television featuring complete Fire TV experience built-in and including a Voice Remote with Alexa.
Thanks to ultimate 4K HDR picture quality and access to movies and TV shows you love, it delivers a TV experience that gets smarter every day. The Voice Remote Control with Alexa integrated button lets you do everything you'd expect from a remote - plus, easily launch apps, search for titles, play music, switch inputs, control compatible smart home devices, and more, using your voice.
The V6D-UK series is offered from 43” – 75” and indicative retail prices are as follows:
*Specifications may vary based on sizes and final pricing is at the retailer’s discretion.
C6K-UK TV Series continues
TCL’s C6K-UK QD-Mini LED TVs are designed to deliver premium innovation to suit all budgets, with stunning picture quality, smooth motion and immersive sound. The C6K-UK series has established itself as a popular choice for families looking to upgrade from an older LED TV to a reliable, feature-packed home entertainment system.
With support for both Dolby Vision IQ & HDR10+, the TV automatically adapts brightness and contrast based on room lighting, making every scene pop even during those rare moments of Autumn sun. With integrated ONKYO 2.1 sound system, it brings a more immersive experience to any film or TV show.
The C6K-UK series will be available at a range of major UK retailers nationwide and online stores
*Specifications may vary based on sizes and final pricing is at the retailer’s discretion.
For more information, visit https://www.tcl.com/uk/
