TCL has showcased its 115-inch mini-LED TV at the ongoing CES 2024. The TCL TV model QM891G uses a mini-LED panel and is the same as the TCL X11G Max that was released in China. Both models sport a 115-inch panel and the TV has up to 20,000 level backlight partitions.

The TCL 115-inch mini-LED TV has a peak brightness of 5,000 nits and achieves up to 120Hz high display refresh rate. The TV is equipped with the VA screen A++ butterfly wing star screen. The high-end screen is produced by TCL Huaxing with its liquid crystal layer adopting nanoscale bionic technology. The butterfly wing microstructure of the liquid crystal molecules helps to accurately control passing light. The TV has a contrast ratio of 7,000:1 and a higher response speed.

The TCL QM891G TV supports AMD FreeSync Premium, comes with anti-glare screen coating, and features an integrated 6.2.2-channel Dolby Atmos speaker system. It also has an ATSC 3.0 tuner for broadcasting. The TV is equipped with the Lingyao chip M2, integrating the TXR Mini LED image quality enhancement chip for full intelligent perception capabilities. The TV offers a control desktop that can be used easily like a mobile phone. It omits the cumbersome operation mode of traditional TVs and offers full customization. The film and television content can be customized and the user can also set up multiple exclusive desktops.

Pricing & Availability

TCL did not divulge the price and release optics of the new TCL QM891G TV for the global market. It is however expected to be released soon. There are concerns though about the possible high energy consumption of the new TCL TV. The users may thus have to strike a balance between having an expensive TV and paying significantly higher electricity bills.

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