TCL launches QD mini LED and QLED TV in India: Price, features and more
TCL has launched its latest QD Mini-LED and QLED TV lineup in India. The new range includes the C6K and C6KS QD Mini-LED TVs, P8K and P7K QLED TVs, and the P6K 4K HDR model. The company claims that the new models come with advanced display, audio, and smart features.
Pricing and availability
C6K starts at ₹53,990, while C6KS begins at Rs 51,990
P-series models start at Rs 28,990
Available at Croma, Reliance Digital, Amazon, Flipkart, and offline retail outlets
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The C6K & C6KS series features precise dimming technology, high HDR peak brightness, and contrast enhancements, delivering crystal-clear visuals powered by Halo Control Technology. The QD Mini-LED models incorporate Bionic Colour Optimisation, replicating how the human eye perceives colours, ensuring lifelike vibrancy on screen.
The P-series (P8K, P7K, P6K) balances affordability with innovation, offering features like MEMC, HDR10+, and AiPQ Engine for intelligent content optimisation. The P8K model comes with Dolby Atmos, DTS Virtual:X, and Sound by ONKYO for an immersive audio experience.
For gaming and high-speed entertainment, the C6K boasts a 144Hz refresh rate, while the P7K integrates a 120Hz variable refresh rate. All models support Google TV, voice control, and AiPQ processing for enhanced real-time visuals.
Commenting on the launch, Philip Xia, general manager of TCL India said, 'With this dynamic range of products, TCL is setting a new benchmark in the Indian TV market. Whether it's for high-performance gaming, cinema-grade streaming, or everyday family entertainment, our new TV lineup is designed to exceed expectations while staying within reach.'
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