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TCL Launches 2026 Mini LED TVs and Smart Home Innovations

TCL, a global leader in consumer electronics and the world’s No.1 Mini LED and Ultra Large Screen TV Brand (75”+)¹, has showcased its latest consumer electronics and home appliance portfolio for Nigeria during its West Africa regional launch event in Côte d’Ivoire. Bringing together media, business partners, retailers, distributors, industry stakeholders and content creators from […] The post TCL…

TCL, a global leader in consumer electronics, showcased its latest portfolio of products for Nigeria during a regional launch event in Côte d'Ivoire. The event highlighted TCL's 2026 display innovations and new solutions across air conditioning, refrigeration, laundry, and monitors, reflecting the company's commitment to the Nigerian market.

Notable among TCL's offerings is the C7L SQD Mini LED range, available in sizes from 65 to 98 inches. This range brings enhanced colour precision, brightness control, deeper blacks, and improved halo control, providing consumers with immersive home entertainment experiences for sports, movies, streaming, and gaming. The 98 inch model, the C6K QD Mini LED TV, offers an ultra large screen experience with advanced Mini LED performance, HDR 3,000 nits brightness, and a 100% BT.2020 color gamut.

TCL also introduced two air conditioning solutions aimed at addressing cooling performance, energy management, and convenience. The FreshIN 3.0 expands the air conditioning experience by introducing fresh outdoor air into the room, improving indoor air quality, and featuring FreshIN Technology, T AI Energy Saving, Smart Voice Control, QuadruPuri filtration, Visible Air Quality, and Gentle Breeze.

The TCL SaveIN AI Series offers efficient everyday cooling through intelligent energy management, T AI Energy Saving, smart Wi-Fi control, and Coanda Airflow, helping consumers manage cooling efficiently while maintaining indoor comfort.

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