Wednesday January 10 marks the start of the 2024 winter sales. An event in which TCL does not fail to participate with a trio of QLED 4K televisions on sale.
No televisions slipped under the tree last year? If the need to change your 4K TV arises, no need to wait until Black Friday 2024 to take the plunge without breaking the bank. In fact, Auchan is taking advantage of the winter sales to lower the price of several TCL televisions.
QLED panels from 55 to 75 inches, 4K, for gaming or for films, there is something for all types of spectators. All while still remaining below the 1,000 euro mark. Discounts which are not likely to last since they disappear on February 6. Here are the most interesting offers of the moment:
A generation with a more fluid image
Launched in spring 2023, the TCL C745 TV series succeeds a generation which did not fail to seduce the editorial staff of our colleagues at Frandroid. It is therefore by relying on a recipe that works that TCL delivers a more modern range of televisions, suitable for movie buffs as well as gamers. All with a quality-price ratio that is always under control.
With its almost non-existent borders, the TCL 55C745 offers a magnificent display surface in 16:9 format. “Magnificent”, because this television has 4K definition, perfectly lit thanks to the technology Full Array Local Dimming.
Concretely, we find ourselves facing a QLED panel of 55 to 75 inches, which delights the retina, even in a very bright environment. Especially since it supports HLG, HDR10, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision video formats. Better, these TCL TVs integrate AiPQ Processor 3.0 HDR image processing and optimization as well as scaling via artificial intelligence. The promise of a polished image when watching your favorite films and series.
A TV optimized for gaming
Far from being intended only for movie buffs, the TCL C745 range benefits from numerous advantages to meet the needs of gamers. Starting with a native refresh rate of 144 Hz. The TCL 55C745 therefore allows you to play competitive games, often displaying ultra-fast actions on the screen, without fearing the slightest loss of fluidity in the image.
As with the previous generation, TCL manages to guarantee a input lag minimal since it peaks at a maximum of two frames of delay between the press of a button and the action on the screen. To honor the power of next-generation consoles, the TCL C745 series features four HDMI 2.1 ports. These support ALLM technologies, to further reduce input lag and VRR, for better image synchronization. AMD FreeSync technology is also included, to put an end to on-screen graphic artifacts such as tearing.
Players can even rely on the function Game Master Pro 2.0 to improve their gaming experience. It is a bar displayed on the screen which presents the different settings, with the possibility of modifying them in an instant.
On the audio side, there are two speakers offering a total power of 30 watts. For an optimal audio experience, they are compatible with Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual:X standards. In terms of connectivity, in addition to the four HDMI 2.1 sockets, the TCL 55C745 has a USB port, an Ethernet socket, an optical socket, an antenna port and a jack socket.
Finally, being a connected TV, the TCL 55C745 relies on the Google TV operating system for its interface. Users therefore have access to all their favorite streaming apps via the Play Store catalog.
A series on promotion, whatever the size
Not content with being a series of high-performance TVs, the C745 range from TCL has the ultimate advantage of displaying a low price for this type of product. A discount valid on both the 55-inch version and the 75-inch version.
Thus, until February 6, the TCL TV 55C745 is offered at 549 euros instead of 649 euros at Auchan.
For its part, the TCL TV 65C745 is sold for 799 euros.
Finally, the TCL TV 75C745 falls below the 1,000 euro mark and drops to 990 euros instead of 1,190 euros.
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