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Illustration of TCL's new QM8L, QM7L, and RM9L 2026 mini-LED TVs showcased in a modern showroom, emphasizing brightness, color, and premium features.
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TCL expands 2026 mini-LED TV lineup with QM8L, QM7L, and RM9L

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Following its CES 2026 unveiling of the flagship X11L SQD-Mini LED series, TCL released the QM8L super quantum dot mini-LED TV with up to 6,000 nits peak brightness and 4,000 local dimming zones. The QM7L is available for preorder starting at $1,200, and the premium RM9L RGB-mini LED TV starts at $8,000. These build on prior models like the QM8K with enhanced color and contrast.

TCL Electronics presented its new generation of technologies at an event in Chile focused on entertainment, design and energy efficiency.

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LG has launched its first Micro RGB TV range, the MRGB95 series, featuring screens up to 100 inches and support for over a billion colors. Available in 75-inch, 86-inch, and 100-inch models, the TVs use a backlight of miniature red, green, and blue LEDs for enhanced color reproduction. Pre-orders are open now, with shipments expected in May.

TCL has introduced its latest flagship mini LED televisions, the X11L SQD-Mini LED Series, at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The new models feature advanced color technology and high brightness levels, available for pre-order in sizes up to 98 inches. Prices start at $7,000 for the 75-inch version.

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A recent long-term test suggests that while burn-in affects OLED TVs, it is not the primary reliability issue compared to other problems. The study, published by TechRadar, indicates consumers should not overly worry about this phenomenon. Reliability comparisons between OLED and LED TVs highlight broader concerns.

LG's upcoming televisions have received awards prior to their official reveal. The company may address its mini-LED challenges using next-generation RGB backlighting. Details remain mysterious as the products are yet to be announced.

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Samsung has unveiled HDR10+ Advanced, a new HDR standard featuring Intelligent FRC to give creators control over motion smoothing and reduce the soap opera effect. This rivals Dolby's upcoming Vision 2, which includes similar Authentic Motion tools. The features aim to align TV playback more closely with filmmakers' intentions.

 

 

 

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