TCL showcases the world's largest microLED TV.

Previously, on March 8th, ITHome reported that TCL had launched the X11H Max TV, a 163-inch model using a microLED panel, priced at approximately 2.8 billion VND. This TV, aimed at the ultra-wealthy, can achieve brightness levels up to 10,000 nits, meeting the maximum brightness of current HDR standards. The screen surface features 24.88 million inorganic LED chips as pixels and boasts 4K resolution.

TCL claims this TV has a nanosecond response time, surpassing the fastest OLED panels currently available at 0.03 milliseconds. It boasts 22-bit color depth and a lifespan of over 100,000 hours, equivalent to more than 27 years of operation. The integrated sound system includes a 6-2-2 multi-channel speaker solution and a 7-1-4 solution when paired with a soundbar.

The X11H Max is TCL's largest microLED TV currently available.

The high price of microLED TVs is due to the significantly higher manufacturing costs of these panels compared to OLED. At CES 2024 (USA), TCL announced that they had reduced the production cost per inch of their microLED panel to $650-$750.

Therefore, a typical 75-inch microLED panel will cost around $50,000 to produce. Because of this high cost, microLED TVs are currently mainly for the B2B market or the ultra-wealthy.

The TCL X11H Max boasts a brightness of 10,000 nits, making it suitable for outdoor use.

Although the TCL X11H Max offers the best value for money compared to Samsung and LG's largest MicroLED TVs, microLED technology remains less accessible to the general public compared to OLED TVs.

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