TCL is expanding its MiniLED TV offerings in the Philippines with the arrival of the C755. TCL calls its upcoming C755 a TV made for gamers with its next-generation Quantum Dot (QD) MiniLED tech that has significantly better light control and dimming zones for a more vibrant and immersive gaming experience.
The C755’s MiniLED panel has 1344 dimming zones and its full array dimming system ensures balanced backlighting across the entire screen. The panel also utilizes QD tech that helps the C755 cover 96% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and have a peak brightness of 1600nits in HDR mode. TCL claims that these innovations help the C755 display hidden details in sunny and shadowy scenes accurately.
As for the C755’s gaming chops, it has support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro for fluid and artifact-free gaming performance, along with an HDMI 2.1 port that supports 4K gaming at 120hz. The C755 supports a variable refresh rate of up to 144hz, and it has gaming-specific features like Aiming Aid to help you with better target aiming while playing.
The C755’s gaming credentials are not complete with good audio, as it comes with an Onkyo 2.0 50w HiFi system that has support for Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual:X for a solid stereo sound experience.
Make sure to stay tuned to updates from TCL Philippines for the official price and availability of the C755.
