Recently, foreign media reported that TCL has entered the U.S. gaming monitor market for the first time. It released three new QD-Mini LED gaming monitor series G64, R84 and R94 at the "Call of Duty: NEXT" game display event.
The three new gaming monitor series all use QD-Mini LED display technology, combining high brightness with precise zoned light control capabilities. TCL said that this technology can achieve deeper blacks, higher contrast and more vivid colors at a lower cost than OLED display technology.
Among them, the G64 series includes 27-inch and 32-inch QHD resolution models, both of which support 180Hz refresh rate, 1 millisecond (GTG) response time, and are compatible with FreeSync and G-Sync technology. The product has a peak brightness of 600 nits and has passed TV low blue light certification. In addition, these monitors come with gaming features such as scope assist, real-time frame rate display, and adjustable stands.
The R84 series includes a 32-inch product with 4K resolution and 165Hz refresh rate, and another 34-inch curvedThe above products have WQHD resolution and 180Hz refresh rate. The brightness of both displays has been increased to HDR1400 level, equipped with 1100 zone light control technology, and supports USB-C interface with power transmission function and dual 6-watt speakers. In addition, TCL also designed a two-color appearance for the R84 series and is equipped with five-zone ambient LED ambient lights.
Source: TCL R94 series is positioned in the high-end market. It is equipped with 2300 zone light control technology, supports built-in KVM switching function for multi-device connection, and has a new storage headphone hanger. The 27-inch R94 model features a QHD panel and offers more advanced features for gaming applications.
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