While Samsung and LG have been making the most of the development of new OLED panels through successive generations of QD-OLED panels and microlens arrays respectively, TVs with MiniLED technology have never come closer to achieving an experience very similar to what we can now get from an OLED TV in terms of image quality, colors and contrast. AND Most of the blame lies with TCL.

The Asian manufacturer produces most of its LCD panels for Samsung and LG, so if you have a newly-made LCD TV from one of those brands, it’s very likely that its panel is made by one of them, TCL. MiniLED shows how the TV experience will be taken to new heights, especially in terms of quality and price ratio.

A TV that will break all the molds of the mid-high range

The TCL C765, the successor to this year’s TCL C755, was recently introduced. Coming to revolutionize the mid-to-high range of television with sixth generation MiniLED technology. And this model has very similar advantages to the TCL C805 and C655 Pro, small sacrifices will certainly translate into the number of local dimming zones and the highest brightness.

This TV aims to be the king of Smart TVs in terms of value for money for one simple reason: It will be one of the most affordable ways to enter the most advanced MiniLED panels segmentThat means a brightness that matches, and a series of local dimming zones that manage the brightness and contrast of scenes well enough to make it hard to distinguish them from the pure black of OLED panels.

In this sense, we come across 4K UHD televisions in sizes ranging from 55 inches to 98 inches. It is also included in TCL’s QD-MiniLED television catalog, which means that its panel has MiniLED technology. also offers a layer of quantum dots This improves the color and image quality of scenes. In addition, the TCL also offers a brightness presentation of up to 2,400 nits, making it a very capable panel in its price range.

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Besides all this, television will delight all video game loversBecause it offers a native refresh rate of up to 144 Hz (240 Hz at 1080p and 120 Hz at 4K) for truly smooth images, VRR technologies, ALLM modes to minimise response times, Game Master Pro 3.0 and HDMI 2.1 connectivity.

However, it is worth highlighting its compatibility with different high dynamic range formats, including Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+, as well as its support for Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual:X. Your 2.1 sound system up to 50 W RMS power. This system is calibrated by Onkyo, which is already common in TCL televisions.

In addition to everything mentioned, we should not forget that television It has Google TV as its operating systemThus, we will take advantage of all the advantages of the Google system to download all kinds of applications, enjoy streaming platforms, send content to TV, control smart home devices, interact with your assistant and much more.

All these features make the TCL C765 a success in every way. One of the most recommended TVs What we are looking for is a great panel without hurting our pockets. The company has made MiniLED technology increasingly accessible thanks to the extensive development infrastructure that has made the production of such panels affordable for manufacturers and consumers. Hisense is another manufacturer responsible for offering panels with amazing MiniLED technology, especially considering the price they will be sold at.

For the market this type of television means: MiniLED panels reach consumers much more easilya technology that until recently was reserved only for high-end TVs. Although the company has not yet confirmed the prices of this TV, many users will be happy if it is similar to its predecessor.

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