TCL just announced a massive line of eye-friendly phones, versatile tablets, and 10,000-nit Mini LED TVs
TCL unveiled its new P80 smartphone series featuring the world-first NXTPAPER AMOLED screens, four TAB A1 tablets, and its flagship X11L SQD-Mini LED TV lineup at IFA 2026.
At IFA 2026 in Berlin, TCL unveiled a massive hardware showcase, detailing their latest smartphones, tablets, and TVs. The highlight of the smartphones was the TCL P80 Ultra and P80 Pro, which boast vibrant colors from AMOLED screens combined with TCL's matte display technology. These phones feature large 6.83-inch screens, long-lasting batteries, and a physical button for switching to a muted reading mode or monochrome display. European and US releases are scheduled for September and pending, respectively.
TCL also introduced four new tablets in the TAB A1 Series, including an 11-inch and 12.2-inch version. The 11-inch models are lightweight and perfect for on-the-go use, while the 12.2-inch models offer more screen space, better scrolling, and a large battery. Both sizes are already available globally, with prices ranging from $190 to $299.
For televisions, TCL pushed the limits of Mini LED technology, with the X11L model featuring a 75-, 85-, and 98-inch screen and reaching 110,000-nit peak brightness. The X11L also includes high-end Bang & Olufsen sound and can function as a piece of wall art in a room, thanks to its matte anti-reflective display. Additionally, TCL introduced the A400 Pro NXTVISION TV, a matte, anti-reflective display wrapped in a walnut woodgrain frame, allowing it to blend seamlessly into a wall when not in use for watching shows.
The flagship X11L TV is already available in Europe, while US listings for the X11L began at $3,499 and $9,999 for the 75-inch and 98-inch models, respectively. The A400 Pro's release date and pricing have yet to be confirmed.
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