The Skyworth 100A5D Pro TV with a 100-inch paper-like screen has been unveiled in China. It uses innovative screen technology that delivers an extraordinary visual effect that eliminates reflection and glare. It has a 4K resolution while the display refresh rate is 144Hz.

The design of the Skyworth 100A5D Pro TV makes it well-suited for use even in bright environments, as the viewer is guaranteed to enjoy a clean, comfortable, and refreshing viewing experience. The TV is equipped with a 1,152-zone mini LED backlight setup that achieves a peak brightness of 2,500 nits. The dynamic contrast ratio of the TV is 25 million: 1 and implements fine control of the dual-core 16-crystal micron-level light-emitting chip. Each frame of the picture is delicate and offers rich color levels, as well as sharp contrast between light and dark.

The Skyworth paper-like screen TV has a 1.8GHz quad-core A73 processor based on the advanced 2nm process technology. It is also equipped with 4GB/ 128GB memory/ storage combination. The configuration allows for smooth operation of the TV and there is sufficient space to install new applications to enhance the overall entertainment of the family. The TV supports WiFi 6 connectivity to deliver high-speed internet for viewing online content, gaming, and other activities. The Skyworth 100A5D Pro TV has a Harman sound system with a peak power of 210W. It can accurately output low, medium, and high frequencies across various scenarios. Audio output options supported in the Skyworth 100A5D include Bluetooth, eARC, and coaxial, allowing the user to easily connect an audio device.

The Skyworth 100A5D Pro has three HDMI 2.1 interfaces that are compatible with 4K 120Hz/ 60Hz signal input. It has an optional 288Hz ultra-high refresh mode for high-octane applications, such as high-speed sports or large-scale games. The Skyworth 100A5D Pro TV is priced at 14,999 yuan ($2,064) and is available from JD.com.

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