TCL has unveiled its new TV lineup for 2026, with the Q10M Pro and Q10M taking center stage. The brand emphasized its flagship SQD-Mini LED technology, saying these solutions will bring advanced picture capabilities to a wider audience. This was reported by playground.ru reports .
The Q10M Pro flagship comes with a universal zonal backlight partitioning system, with the number of dimming zones reaching up to 8,052. The quantum-dot display is said to deliver 100% BT.2020 color gamut coverage, while peak panel brightness climbs to XDR 8,500 nits. TCL promises fast response and dynamic dimming using its own light-control algorithms, with the HVA panel contrast rated at 7,000:1.
Audio is also a key focus: the Q10M Pro features professional 2.2.2-channel acoustics developed in partnership with Bang & Olufsen. The system includes two height channels, two independent subwoofers, and four audio chips. The TV runs Lingkong 3.0, and it is noted to include an AI model called “Fuxi,” while image processing is handled by the TSR AI chip that controls light and color. Connectivity options include Wi‑Fi 6 and USB 3.0.
The Q10M brings notable upgrades over the previous generation: up to 6,000 nits peak brightness and 4,032 dimming zones. The display supports 4K at 150 Hz, and it is also said to reach up to 300 Hz in the maximum mode. The design follows a “fourth-generation” bezel-less LCD style, with the black border nearly invisible.
Pricing depends on screen size. Q10M Pro: 65 inches — 11,999 yuan, 75 inches — 16,999 yuan, 85 inches — 21,999 yuan, 98 inches — 31,999 yuan. Q10M starts at 9,999 yuan for 65 inches, while the 75/85/98-inch versions cost 12,999, 15,999, and 24,999 yuan respectively. Pre-orders are already open, with official sales starting on January 15.
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