TCL Goes XL With New 85-inch 4K and 8K Roku TVs
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When it pertains to TVs, bigger is always better. As a result, TCL is going big this year by releasing three new 85-inch TVs that can bring a cinema experience to your home. Called the “XL Collection” and revealed back at CES, the 3 TVs consist of a budget friendly 4-Series design, an elegant upscaled QLED version, and eventually an 85-inch 8K choice.
With millions of individuals stuck at house in 2020 and 2021, TELEVISION sales have actually exploded, with bigger designs being the most popular. As an outcome, TCL is taking that chance to expand its main Roku Smart TELEVISION lineup with XL 85-inch setups.
The most affordable TELEVISION in this collection is the 4-Series 4K Roku TV, which begins at just $1,600. Investing a bit more gets you the 6-series Roku TV with QLED technology and a built-in 20-watt subwoofer, or you can really go huge on the premium 8K Roku TV with mini-LED.
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As all of us know, larger screens can deliver a genuinely immersive and cinematic house seeing experience. In journalism release, TCL specifies that an 85-inch TV from 6-feet away in your living room looks comparable to a 100ft theater from the middle seats. Essentially, suggesting we can avoid the theater and stream films from home with an 85-inch TCL Roku Smart TV.
The 4-series is available starting today, with the higher model being available in a couple of weeks. TCL states to expect the high-end 8K design “later on this year.” Taking a look at the model numbers, it appears that TCL will ultimately debut a brand-new 7-series line, too.