Today, TCL announced a new line of TCL Roku TVs that will include the new 8-Series with 4K and 8K TVs along with new FullView bezel-less Roku TVs. The best part is TCL has also heard your request for even larger TVs as they announced the new 8-Series Roku TVs will come in sizes larger than 75″ soon.
“After a very strong 2018, TCL remains steadfast in driving larger screen sizes and leveraging our vertical integration to bring better products to consumers who want more from their TVs. While TCL has a long history using QLED technology in markets outside North America, launching the world’s first big-screen TV with Quantum Dot in China over five years ago, we feel that it’s a perfect time to bring this new level of performance to our users in the US market. With the 8- and 6-Series powered by the latest QLED color technology, there are few TVs available that can match their cinematic picture quality,” said Chris Larson, senior vice president, TCL. “And with so much great new video content rolling out, this world-class entertainment deserves to be seen on a high-performance TCL TV that showcases every detail. That’s where the groundbreaking 8-Series and award-winning 6-Series—two powerful new TV lines that are designed to play your favorite programming in the best way possible—come in. We are confident that these additions will further solidify TCL’s position as a leader in North America and the global consumer electronics industry.”
TCL has also announced that they are using a new AI-powered upscaling system called TCL’s AiPQ Engine™ that optimizes color, contrast, and clarity for an unrivaled 4K HDR experience. AiPQ Engine features three core picture quality algorithms: smart HDR for vibrant color, smart 4K upscaling for sharp clarity, and smart contrast for dramatic depth. Every video frame is carefully monitored and referenced to an AI-curated library of high-quality video content to ensure delivery of maximum color accuracy and dynamic impact.
Here is what you need to know about each of these new TV brands:
TCL Roku TV 8-Series
TCL first announced the Roku TV 8-Series at CES 2019. The 8-Series with Quantum Contrast technology is powered by newly developed high-performance mini-LED back-lights. A new standard in TV performance is being defined with more than 25,000 individual mini-LEDs powering the 75″ 8-Series TV, compared to only a few hundred traditional LEDs found in standard big-screen TVs.
To help improve the sound, TCL added Dolby Atmos audio technology to the 8-Series Roku TV. TCL will also offer the 8-Series with a bezel-less FullView look and Auto Game Mode to offer the best gaming experience.
The TCL 8-Series will be available this fall in a 65″ 4K resolution model (65Q825) for $1,999 and in a 75″ 4K resolution model (75Q825) for $2,999 at your favorite retailer. 8K resolution models will be available in screen sizes of 75″ and larger soon.
TCL Roku TV 6-Series
In 2018, Cord Cutters News named the TCL 6-Series Roku TV as the best TV under $1,000. Now TCL has a fresh update to the 6-Series with improved Contrast Control Zone technology to drive individual zones of LED lights behind the TV’s LCD panel, this lighting technology allows each zone of the TV to be brighter or darker depending on the image that’s on the screen.
To help improve the sound, TCL added Dolby Atmos audio technology to the 6-Series Roku TV. TCL will also offer the 6-Series with a bezel-less FullView look and Auto Game Mode to offer the best gaming experience.
The TCL 6-Series will be available this summer starting at under $600.
TCL Roku TV 5-Series
TCL’s 5-Series will now offer a premium FullView bezel-less design with the latest a 4K HDR experience. The 2019 5-series will be available this summer in 43″, 50″, 55″ and 65″ models starting under $300.
Here is a quick look at the TCL 8-Series 8K Roku TV from CES 2019 earlier this year:
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