TCL unveiled an extensive lineup of consumer electronics at IFA 2026 in Berlin, introducing smartphones, tablets, and televisions designed to address eye strain and deliver exceptional brightness. The announcement showcased the company’s focus on combining vibrant display technology with user comfort across multiple device categories.
The TCL P80 Ultra and P80 Pro smartphones mark the first devices to combine AMOLED color technology with matte, paper-like display surfaces. Both models feature 6.83-inch screens, extended battery life, and a dedicated physical button enabling users to switch between standard display mode and monochrome reading mode. The Ultra variant includes a periscope lens for enhanced zoom capabilities, while the standard P80 prioritizes a thinner design. European availability begins September 11, with United States launch timing still pending.
TCL’s TAB A1 tablet series consists of four models in two size categories. The 11-inch variants offer portability for travel and casual use, while 12.2-inch Plus editions provide larger screens, improved scrolling performance, and 10,000mAh batteries for extended usage. Pricing ranges from $190 to $299 depending on specifications. The television segment features the X11L Mini LED model, available in 75-, 85-, and 98-inch sizes with peak brightness reaching 10,000 nits and premium Bang & Olufsen audio integration. The company also introduced the A400 Pro NXTVISION, featuring an anti-reflective matte display housed in a woodgrain frame for aesthetic home integration. The X11L is already available in the United States, priced between $3,499 and $9,999.
Originally reported by Mashable →
About the Author
