TCL launches a range of new 4K and 8K QLED TVs in India at starting price of Rs 45,990

TCL's latest 8K QLED X915 Android TV comes with a pop-up camera which ascends and descends automatically when prompted by the user.

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TCL Electronics has launched a range of new QLED TVs in India at a starting price of Rs 45,990.The new TV range includes C715, C815, and X915 with different screen sizes ranging from 50-inches to 75-inches.TCL's latest 8K QLED X915 Android TV comes with a pop-up camera which ascends and descends automatically when prompted by the user. The 75-inch television set is available with Dolby vision ultra-vivid imaging. It is priced at Rs 2,99,990. TCL says that the TV is the first 8K QLED of its kind in India.[caption id="attachment_8500221" align="alignnone" width="1280"] Dolby-Vision-1280

TCL 8K QLED X915 Android TV[/caption]TCL's 4K QLED additions which include C815 and C715, features the world-leading Quantum Dot Display technology.As per the company, Quantum Dots, when struck by light, will emit the most finely-tuned RMB colors, helping the TV display billions of colors, reproduce 100 percent DCI-P3, and maintain a longer lifespan of the display up to 60,000 hours.The most affordable TV launched by TCL is the C715 which is available at a price of Rs 45,990 for the entry 50-inch 4K QLED variant.The 55-inch 4K QLED model comes at Rs 55,990, while the 65-inch is priced at Rs 79,990.The C815 premium 4K QLED TV with a built-in subwoofer is being sold at a starting price of Rs 69,990 for a 55-inch TV.The 65-inch C815 premium 4K QLED model is priced at Rs 99,990, and a 75-inch model is available for Rs 1,49,990.Apart from these features, all the latest televisions by TCL are powered by Hands-Free voice control and a separate Onkyo soundbar with IMAX Enhanced, DTS, and Dolby Atmos immersive audio for premium audio output.

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