TCL's TV Tech And Display Innovations at CES 2025 - including QDEL!

[@bartus88]

Great video. The display of QDEL was the standout for me. If possible I'd like to know what the current state of QDEL is compared to last year.

[@cheechU38K]

No bullshit tour 👌🏼 very knowledgeable presentation 👏🏼

[@n.h187]

Model uniformity from TCL is needed in Europe.

[@gotropico]

I hope TCL will stop naming same model (QM7 in US/C765 outside US) with different denominations. There is absolutely no point of doing so.

[@markchristantaguiam819]

Just like Mitsubishi. They name their vehicles depending on the region. In the UK, they call it Shogun Sport. While in Asia Pacific its Montero/Pajero Sport.

[@pnketia]

I like how @11:13 he completely ignores the 163 inch Micro Led TV in the background. It's almost like he is saying, "your audience can't afford this so I will just skip it!" Meanwhile over at Hisense that is all they are talking about.

[@avforums]

No, it was a mistake that it was missed and then when we recorded the part with it, the mic failed and I hadn't noticed until I got back to edit.

[@Lonewolf0482]

I would actually be okay with that lol I was excited till I started to find the price out. No need for me to get excited for something could be 10k plus.

[@Conanbroman]

3:13 This backlighting improvement is real interesting to me, I'm in the market for a new TV, but now I feel like I want to wait till these hit the market. Was thinking of buying either the TLC C755 or TCL C855. I guess the new gen will be alot more expensive than what old gen is selling for currently tho. Ugh I hate the game of always feeling like you should wait.

[@stargazer3828]

So is the TCL X11K the replacement for last years QM8? There was so much talk about a 2025 QM9, but that seems incorrect based on what they showed at CES.

[@pierrerion]

Nope, there is a X11H released March 2024 in China

[@GhanashyamSateesh]

Groundbreaking new display technology - QDEL display at 8:58. Why so little coverage 😢 QDEL could potentially replace OLED one day!!!

[@jpmaximus]

Is there a Q6 Class this year?

[@michael-4k4000]

Is it possible to get one by the holiday?

[@Reallynotnick]

Curious to better understand the difference between CrystGlow HVA vs HVA Pro High Picture Quality, are they even different? Both seem to offer wide viewing angles.

[@sunarf]

This.☝ I was really looking forward to the WHVA panel that Marek showed during CES 2024 and said it would be coming to their TV's in 2025. It 'seems' that they aren't calling it WHVA, but instead CrystGlow HVA and/or HVA Pro High Picture Quality. I want to know details.

[@tmr2757]

Which models will be released in Europe?

[@I_am_not_a_bot-s6i]

last years shh77 that did not sell in the US will be hitting UK shelves on the 11th of January

[@avforums]

My next video goes through that. There is no confirmation from TCL directly, but I believe we get QM6K, QM7K and X11K, but with different model numbers for the EU and UK, compared to the US.

[@tmr2757]

@avforums when will you post the video? Thanks for your reply

[@stasioferderber6537]

@@avforums Global models.....P8K, C6K, C7K, C8K, C9K, X11K

[@GregObpar]

Can you please ask if HVA panel tech is confirmed on the 115 inch QM7K?

[@badpuppy3]

Where is the 65" 8K Inkjet Printed OLED Computer Monitor they showed at CES last year???

[@johnherbert2545]

Not gonna lie, that was tough to watch.

[@alinthemind]

QM7K with WHVA is the winning combination!

[@MPFsportsadventure]

TCL was doing it great I hope the same energy this year 😊

[@pozytywniezakrecony151]

Glossy for me, I hope something good comes to Europe this year

[@CrashBashL]

So where is the 500Hz TV ?

[@bitzaprint7049]

Waiting for the avforums video as i couldn't make heads or tails of this badly presented attempt

[@ArinoSeb_Gccx_QC]

too bad the QM8 is almost impossible to find in Canada in 75'' sizes. The TCL distribution in Canada is very bad for the higher end model but pletty of entry level TCL in the stores

[@daisybe3736]

The USA is the main market for TCL TVs

[@christisdale9977]

Can't Tcl get a better speaking representative.Couln't make it past the 2 minute mark

[@shadowbotz4293]

W-HVA?????????????????????

[@buttoxbrown]

Looks like I'll be buying another Sony tv as long as TCL and Hisense ignore the UK and Europe

[@novirai5627]

Hisense bringing more exciting product this year than rest of them ,including sony samsung lg or whaever....

[@michael-4k4000]

I am one of the people that ask TCL “why do you do it?”. TCL does everything right. TCL televisions are in the Whitehouse

[@catherinegrimes2308]

Are they spying on the president?

[@Zetler]

None of this backlight tech works in games.

[@kin0cho]

TCL can't afford a good native speaker

[@johnmartin7158]

English is a very complex language. The presenter is doing a fantastic job and I can understand him very well. I speak one language, where’s this nice man probably speaks many.

[@kin0cho]

@johnmartin7158 I'm sure he is very competent, and TCL tech is advanced, but not hiring a superior presenter is a big miss.

[@Decki777]

​@@johnmartin7158your right English grammar is very different compared to my native language.

[@johnmartin7158]

@ Yes correct. But if you’re in a primarily English speaking country, would pick things up reasonably quickly. Like any country I guess. Eg to learn conversational Spanish it would be easier if living in say Spain.

[@catherinegrimes2308]

@@johnmartin7158 I can speak bits of several languages and don't think that English is that complicated. It doesn't use genders for inanimate objects and has a minimal use of cases. But it does have a vast vocabulary and it can be very subtle, also the spelling is atrocious. He appears to be Polish and he may have picked up English as an adult. He was probably selected for his technical knowledge, which I admire. He was standing and walking, in a noisy environment and literally thinking on his feet and that makes it difficult. I could understand him and thought that he did a very good job.