CES 22: TCL Unveils 144 Hz Mini LED displays

Since 2018, TCL has been investing in Mini LED TV technology and is aiming to become the top player in Mini LED TVs. In last weeks show TCL is taking another step forward by applying 144Hz refresh rate to its 2022 premium Mini LED TV models, providing faster responsiveness, sharper imagery, and smoother gameplay. Both competitive gamers who want to experience demanding high FPS games and casual gamers who want to enjoy extra responsiveness in gameplay will appreciate this upgrade. TCL’s 144 Hz Mini LED displays will hugely benefit from faster reaction times and fluidity, giving gamers an important edge, especially in multiplayer games.

We’ll be looking out for the new sets and see all it has to offer into this year.

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