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TCL Introduces New Mini LED QLED TVs, Soundbars and Smart Home Devices, Delivering Immersive Entertainment and Innovative Domestic Solutions to Audiences in Asia-Pacific

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TCL’s industry leading display technology delivers world class home theatre experiences alongside innovations that help consumers lead healthier, more connected lifestyles.

BANGKOK, THAILAND - Media OutReach - 25 May 2023 - TCL, a leading consumer electronics brand and the world's top two TV brand, reinforces its position in home entertainment and smart domestic tech by launching its new range of TV's, Soundbars, Air Conditioners, Refrigerators and Washing Machines to audiences in Asia Pacific – elevating home experiences and inspiring consumers to live more fulfilled lives.

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