TCL brings together big screen and advanced image technologies with its 2025 Q6C QD-Mini LED television series offered for sale in the European market. The series, which comes in five different screen sizes ranging from 55 inches to 98 inches, offers features that appeal to gamers and movie enthusiasts. The televisions, which range in price from $860 to $3,300, attract attention with their wide screen options and advanced panel technologies.
TCL is here with its Q6C series smart televisions
The series is based on a matte HVA panel offering high contrast and a 144 Hz local refresh rate. The largest model, the 98-inch version, has 512 regional dimming areas. This structure provides better details in dark scenes and significantly increases HDR performance.
Dolby Vision IQ support improves the viewing experience by automatically optimizing the image according to the ambient light. QD-Mini LED technology offers more vivid and accurate colors with 98% DCI-P3 color coverage.
Focusing on gaming performance, the Q6C series offers features such as motion interpolation up to 288 Hz with Game Master mode, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro support, HDMI 2.1 ports, variable refresh rate (VRR) and low latency mode.
This increases fluidity and sensitivity, especially in games that require a fast response time. Thanks to the Google TV interface, there is also direct access to Netflix, Disney+ and cloud-based gaming services. Equipped with a 2.1-channel sound system by Onkyo on the sound side, the series strengthens the surround sound experience with Dolby Atmos support. Thus, the television offers a high-level experience not only in terms of image but also sound performance.
In addition to the Q6C series, TCL also announced the QM7K, a more advanced Mini LED television model. With features such as 2,800 dimming zones, 3,000 nits brightness and 288 Hz variable refresh rate, the QM7K series promises high-level performance, especially in content that requires high brightness and contrast.
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