TCL 65-inch Class 5-Series 4K UHD QLED Smart Roku TV

New all-time lows hit TCL’s 5-Series AirPlay 2 VRR 4K Smart TVs: 65-inch $500 or 75-inch $700

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Update: Amazon has now knocked the TCL 55-inch version of the model detailed below down to $369.99 shipped. Regularly between $430 and $450 or as much as $500 at Best Buy, this is anew Amazon all-time low on the 2022 release. Details and deals on the larger models are as follows. 

Amazon is now offering the 2022 model TCL 65-inch Class 5-Series 4K UHD QLED Smart Roku TV for $499.99 shipped. Regularly $700 at Best Buy where it is now matched, this model has been bouncing between $550 and $600 at Amazon over the last few months and is now at the best price we can find. Today’s offer marks the first solid price drop since before the holidays and a new Amazon all-time low. Best Buy also has the larger 75-inch model down at $699.99, down from the regular $1,100. You’re looking at a 4K Ultra HD (2160p resolution) display with Variable Refresh Rate tech, AMD FreeSync, Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, full array local dimming, and direct access to all of your favorite streaming services. Alongside built-in Wi-Fi, USB, AirPlay 2, and Ethernet connectivity, it also sports four HDMI 2.1 inputs and has support for Siri, Google Assistant, and Amazon Alexa. Head below for more details. 

TCL, Samsung, more sound bar setups now start from just $70 with up to $130 in savings

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From now through end of the month, Woot is offering up to 68% off a range of TCL, Samsung, and LG sound bar and sub woofer solutions to upgrade your home theater setup. With the Super Bowl, NBA All-Star game, and more on the horizon, now might be a good time to consider enhancing your audio capabilities. Joining this morning’s Bose home theater sale, this Woot event delivers some far more affordable options starting at $70 alongside $100 sound bar and wireless subwoofer combos as well as some higher-end solutions that still undercut most of the Bose options we are tracking. Everything ships free for Prime members or with a $6 delivery fee otherwise. They might not be quite as premium a solution as the Bose gear, but they also keep more cash in your pocket and might very well be a solid upgrade over your existing setup at the same time. Head below for a closer look at the deals. 

TCL takes its second-gen. micro OLED display smart glasses with spatial audio to CES 2022

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TCL is showcasing the latest iteration of its wearable display smart glasses at CES this year. Not to be confused with a VR or augmented reality headset, the new NxtWear Air are essentially a wearable display in the form of a pair of sunglasses. The updates appear to be a marked improvement over the previous generation NxtWear G – TCL has reduced the weight some folks weren’t too keen on and ditched the arguably ridiculous looking design for something far more street worthy. Head below for a closer look at the new wearable display glasses from TCL. 

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New TCL 8K Mini-LED TV lineup debuts with VRR, Dolby Vision, AirPlay 2, competitive pricing, more

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While early adopters tend to pay a hefty premium to get their hands on the latest technology first, this is not always the case. The new TCL 6-Series 8K Mini-LED TV lineup has officially launched and it packs top-tier features into a reasonable price that turns up the heat on competitors. Owners will garner 33 million pixels, 240 Contrast Control Zones, Dolby Vision, Variable Refresh Rate, and the list goes on. Pre-orders are live now, and shipments are slated to start going out in about one month. Continue reading to learn more.

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TCL debuts 8K Mini-LED TVs alongside first 85-inch model, new soundbars, more

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Today, TCL is expanding its stable of home theater gear with its latest lineup of mini-LED TVs. On top of the brand’s very first 85-inch display, TCL is also announcing new Dolby Atmos soundbars, its third-generation Mini-LED technology, and a new lineup of smart Roku 8K TVs. Head below for a closer look at all of TCL’s new home theater upgrades, including its latest Mini-LED TV.

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TCL debuts five new sound bars with AirPlay 2, Dolby Atmos, and more

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Today TCL is updating its lineup of sound bars with five new releases, all with more affordable price tags than we’ve seen in the past. Starting at $59 and going up from there, the flagship release packs Dolby Atmos sound quality alongside AirPlay 2 and much more. Head below for all of the details on the new TCL Alto 9+ Sound Bar, as well as a closer look at the other upcoming releases.

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TCL’s latest Roku TVs tout 120Hz refresh rates, Mini-LED backlighting, more

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Today, TCL is formally unveiling its latest collection of new 2020 TVs. Both the new 5- and 6-series lineups pack 4K displays alongside built-in Roku functionality and other perks. The higher-end offerings round in the 6-series notably step up with Mini-LED backlighting and new gaming-focused features like up to 120Hz refresh rates. Head below for a closer look at the new TCL 6-series TVs, alongside pricing and availability details.

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TCL’s latest 6-series TVs will offer “world’s first” THX Certified Game Mode

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TCL, a well-known TV manufacturer who makes budget-focused displays, has teamed up with THX Ltd. to offer the “world’s first” THX Certified Game Mode television. Coming on the all-new TCL 6-series 4K TVs, this game mode offers “lightning-fast response time” and “the most optimal viewing experience”, which allows you to enjoy gaming the way the creators intended it to be played. What all does this mean? Keep reading to find out more.

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