This Highly Rated 75-Inch TCL Mini LED TV Is Now 50% Off.
Amazon is currently offering 50% off the 75-inch TCL QM8L SQD-Mini LED TV , dropping its price from $2,999.99 to $1,497.99, which, according to price-tracking sites , is its lowest price ever. That’s quite a price cut for a TV that only went on sale earlier this year, especially considering PCMag gave it an Outstanding rating and its first Lab Award for the brightest LED TV they tested. The discount also applies to the 65-inch model , which is now $1,197.99 (down from $2,499.99), as well as the larger 85- and 98-inch versions. You also get free delivery to the room of your choice, a service that normally costs $19.99, though unboxing, assembly, packaging removal, and pickup are not included.
Beyond the price, the QM8L features TCL’s thin “Zero Border” bezel for a clean, minimalist look. But the real highlight is its brightness, which PCMag measured at an impressive 3,504 nits. While this is significantly lower than TCL’s claimed 6,000 nits of peak brightness, it’s still bright enough to highlight HDR highlights and provide good image visibility in a sunlit room—a factor in which Mini-LED TVs typically have an advantage over OLED models . TCL combines this brightness with up to 4,000 zones of local dimming and Halo Control, which limits glow around bright objects and brings contrast closer to OLED. CNET was also impressed, giving the QM8L an 8.8 out of 10 and naming it the best TV its reviewer tested in 2026.
Gaming support is also quite extensive, with a native 144Hz refresh rate, variable refresh rate, and four HDMI 2.1 ports capable of handling 4K video at 144Hz. Beyond gaming, Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support movies and streaming, while Google TV integrates your apps and adds Gemini voice control. As for audio, the Bang & Olufsen audio system works with Dolby Atmos and delivers better sound than many built-in TV speakers. While it can’t deliver the deep bass or directional effects of a dedicated surround sound system, it may be sufficient for those looking to avoid immediately purchasing a soundbar.