TCL is launching its new QM7K series of TVs today. This is being added to their 2025 line of TVs which started with the QM6K at CES back in January. QM7K offers a complete upgrade to the mini LED system,

TCL has announced the QM7K, a mid-range series of mini-LED TVs The QM7K series is available in the US in 55- to 115-inch screen sizes QM7K series TVS feature a built-in 2.2-channel Bang & Olufsen speaker system TCL had a relatively low-key presence at the recent CES 2025,

TCL's also touting a 23-bit backlight controller as part of its Halo Control System, which purportedly allows finer granular control of over 65,000 levels of brightness for each LED. Other features include a new backlit remote, a new Art mode and Art gallery, thinner bezels, and Google TV for smart chores.

There are plenty of visual and audio improvements on the cards, so we’re looking forward to putting the new series through its paces

New LED Chip and Super Condensed Micro Lens technology deliver new levels of contrast in screen sizes up to 115 inches.

TCL just unveiled a new TV in its Precise Dimming Series. The QM7K is a Mini-LED TV and a follow-up to the recently-released QM6K. It uses the company’s Halo Control Technology Suite, which is kind of a catch-all name for a bunch of tweaks the company has made to the dimming and picture quality of its Mini LEDs.

After the launch of the QM6K earlier this year, TCL is expanding its 2025 lineup with the launch of the QM7K. The QM7K brings upgraded Mini LED technology, higher brightness, and more precise backlight control.