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Save hundreds on a TCL mini-LED TV with quantum dots and high refresh rate

The Verge ·

Amazon and Best Buy are discounting TCL’s QM7L mini-LED television range, with the 55-inch model priced from $797.99, $200 below its usual price. The deal offers a lower-cost alternative to OLED sets while retaining premium features aimed at bright-room viewing and gaming.

The QM7L uses quantum dots and mini-LED backlighting, and supports HDR, Dolby Vision, a 144Hz refresh rate and variable refresh rate technology. It also runs Google TV and supports AirPlay 2; larger sizes are similarly discounted, though Amazon had already indicated limited stock for the 65-inch version.

  • TCL’s 55-inch QM7L TV is $200 off at Amazon and Best Buy.
  • It combines mini-LED, quantum dots and 144Hz gaming support.
  • Larger models are also discounted, with some stock reportedly limited.

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TCL is a television maker that sells models at a range of prices. Its QM7L range uses mini-LED backlighting, which places many small lights behind the screen, and quantum dots to produce colour. These features are intended to deliver a bright, colourful picture, including in well-lit rooms.

OLED televisions use a different screen technology, in which each pixel produces its own light. The QM7L is positioned as a lower-cost alternative to OLED, while offering features such as HDR for a wider range of brightness and colour. Its 144Hz refresh rate and variable refresh rate can make movement smoother, which may matter to people who play video games.

The range runs Google TV, a smart television system for apps and streaming, and supports AirPlay 2 for sending content from Apple devices. Its different screen sizes offer options for different rooms and budgets; availability can vary by size and retailer.

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