TCL has introduced a monster TV, the X11H Max into the market. The TCL X11H Max is a Micro LED TV with a 163-inch giant screen. In describing the TV, TCL says it is longer than a Rolls Royce and is a ceiling-level TV for the living room. The release of the X11H Max coincides with the release of the QD-Mini LED TV X11H with 85-inch and 98-inch screen sizes.
Features
The X11H Max TV is marketed as the ceiling of 2024 picture quality and joins a growing list of premium TCL TVs. The X1H Max TV uses more than 24.88 million inorganic RGB self-luminous chips. This allows the TV to accurately control light at the pixel level and eliminates screen burn-in issues present in organic light emitters. The TV has a peak brightness of 10,000 nits, a lifespan of 100,000 hours, and infinite contrast.
The design and features of the TCL X11H Max highlight the top-end and larger-than-life status of the new TV. It has a 22bit+ color depth, ultra-low reflectivity, and a nanosecond response speed. The TV, according to TCL, exceeds the current Micro LED TV standard in the industry. It also comes with excellent audio capabilities including a 6.2.2 audio configuration and a 7.1.4 12-channel audio system.
Pricing
The TCL X11H Max Micro LED TV is priced at 799,999 yuan ($111,348) and is fairly priced compared to current 110-inch Micro LED TVs priced above 1,000,000 yuan ($139,186). The 85-inch version of the X11H has a retail price of 29,999 yuan ($4,175) while the 98-inch X11H model retails at 49,999 yuan ($6,959). The TCL X11H QD-Mini LED TVs are being offered at lower prices of 27,999 yuan ($3,897) and 44,999 yuan ($6,263) respectively during the pre-sale period.
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