TCL has introduced its new Q10M Ultra RGB Mini LED TV lineup in China, boasting major upgrades in brightness, color, and audio performance.
Q10M Ultra aims for top-tier color and contrast
Presented during TCL’s 2025 Fall launch event, the Q10M Ultra is being pitched as a reference model for high-end display tech. The panel covers 100% of the BT.2020 color gamut, matching Samsung’s Micro RGB standard. Each variant is fitted with a TCL CSOT WHVA Pro display, offering:
- 8,736 dimming zones on the 85-inch
- 11,520 dimming zones on the 98-inch
- 16,848 dimming zones on the 115-inch
The 115-inch flagship pushes brightness to a staggering 9,000 nits of peak XDR output.
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TCL outfits Q10M Ultra with premium internals
Inside, the TV runs on a MediaTek 9655+ chipset paired with 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. It uses TCL’s custom OS for China and ships with a backlit remote that includes programmable shortcut keys.
RGB Mini LED meets Bang & Olufsen sound
TCL didn’t stop with visuals. The Q10M Ultra integrates Bang & Olufsen speakers for an upgraded audio experience. Meanwhile, connectivity is handled by:
- Wi-Fi 6
- One USB 3.0 port
- Four HDMI 2.1 ports
- Hidden cable management
- Ultra-thin wall mount design
This combination sets the Q10M Ultra apart from standard Mini LED TVs in both form and function.
Chinese pricing for all three Q10M Ultra sizes confirmed
Here’s how the Chinese retail pricing breaks down:
- 85-inch model: CNY 27,999 (~$3,930)
- 98-inch model: CNY 49,999 (~$7,018)
- 115-inch model: CNY 99,999 (~$14,036)
Each size delivers the same core features with scaling improvements in brightness and dimming.
Global release still unconfirmed
TCL briefly showcased its RGB Mini LED tech at IFA 2025, but there’s no timeline yet for an international rollout of the Q10M Ultra. Eyes are now on when this hardware might make its way beyond China.
