TCL Prepares Its Assault on 2026 with Mini LED and B&O Sound

Published on April 23, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

TCL is not resting on its laurels and is already planning its lineup for 2026. The company is betting on a complete range from basic to premium, with its own technologies like SQD Mini LED and RGB Mini LED. The X11L model will be its flagship, combining Mini LED with quantum dots to improve color and brightness, in addition to integrating Bang & Olufsen sound, a 144 Hz refresh rate, and Dolby Atmos. For the user, this means more competition and, hopefully, better performance at more competitive prices.

A futuristic TCL X11L TV with a Mini LED screen and B&O logo, surrounded by sound waves and color flashes, on a dark technological background.

SQD and RGB Mini LED: TCL's Technical Bet 🖥️

The X11L uses a Mini LED backlight with quantum dots to achieve a wider color volume and high peak brightness. The SQD Mini LED technology aims to optimize luminous efficiency, while RGB Mini LED promises more precise color reproduction by working with red, green, and blue subpixels. This is complemented by a proprietary image processor and support for VRR and ALLM at 144 Hz, along with a sound system signed by Bang & Olufsen that includes Dolby Atmos. TCL is thus trying to compete in the high-end segment without relying on OLED panels.

And you, which TV do you worship today? 📺

The good news is that we will have more options. The bad news is that, with so many models and acronyms, choosing a TV has become more complicated than filing a tax return. Between SQD, RGB, Mini LED, QLED and the like, one ends up buying the one with the most comfortable remote. And watch out, because in 2027 they will surely release another technology that will make our brand new X11L look like a crystal radio. But oh well, in the meantime, let's enjoy the brightness and sound before it's time to upgrade.