TCL SQD Mini LED 75" X11L (2026)

Unpacking went smoothly with two people, the stand was attached in a few minutes, and the TV was ready within half an hour. The menu and setup are intuitive and very fast. The finish stands out immediately: a thin bezel, a sleek back, and an integrated speaker bar running the full width at the bottom. The brightness is the first thing that really stands out and is excellent; even during the day with the sun in the room, everything remains clearly legible and light details are not lost. In dark scenes, it is noticeable that there are no halos around bright objects; subtitles and streetlights remain sharply defined against a truly black background. The screen also has a light anti-reflective coating, meaning lights and windows hardly interfere. In movie mode, there was little to adjust; the picture is close to how it should be right from the start and is truly superb. The sound system is by Bang & Olufsen, is built into the bar below the screen, and the quality is really very good! Movies, World Cup matches, or music—it is all very clear, crisp, and of beautiful quality. I can recommend this TV to anyone looking for a top-class 75-inch TV.

The device has been in our living room for a few weeks now, and the first thing you notice is how little of the television itself you see. Unpacking and connecting went smoothly; everything was set up within fifteen minutes, and all the apps we use were essentially already installed. The picture is where this screen really excels. There are a huge number of dimming zones behind the panel, and you notice this especially in dark scenes: starry skies, night shots, subtitles on a black background. In daylight with the curtains open, everything remains perfectly readable, which is very nice for us. Football and games run smoothly thanks to the 144Hz panel, without those annoying jerks during fast camera movements. What surprised me the most, to be honest, is the sound. The built-in speakers with subwoofers and center channel do so much that we won't miss our soundbar anytime soon. Voices are clear, action scenes have real body, and Dolby Atmos provides a surprisingly spacious effect for a device that is very thin. A fantastic, beautiful TV that we will enjoy for a long time to come.

When I took this TV out of the box with my son, the first thing I thought was: wow, this thing is huge. I came from a 50-inch myself, which has since moved to the bedroom, so this was really a big step. Once I turned the TV on, I actually noticed that the size ultimately left the least impression. The picture, the colors, and the brightness... it all just works. Everything looks incredibly vibrant, and you just keep watching. I'm a bit of a tech nerd, too, so naturally I tested a few things right away. On a completely black screen, I moved my computer mouse to see how the local dimming behaved. Thanks to the enormous number of dimming zones, I actually don't see any distracting haze around the cursor. I found that really impressive. Then there's the sound. I saw Bang & Olufsen on the box, and naturally, I wanted to try that out immediately. I'll connect my surround sound system eventually, but honestly... I have truly never heard sound like from a TV. Absolutely insanely good. And of course, I also connected the PlayStation 5. You really notice that 144 Hz refresh rate. Everything feels super smooth and fast. It is a real pleasure, especially with fast-paced games. Of course, this TV comes with a hefty price tag, but after using it for a few days, I honestly understand why. My list of downsides is simply empty at the moment. If you have the budget for it, I can only recommend this TV.