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TCL X3 Review

TCL X3 Review

Posted on August 15, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Recently, TCL unveiled its latest mid-to-premium TVs from its global series. One of them is a Quantum Dot TV — the TCL X3. It’s also part of the premium XESS series, and packs a lot of great features. Without further ado, let’s jump right in to our review.

Design and Construction

Out of the box, The TCL X3 is colossal, and the 65-inch Quantum Dot screen display is to blame. It has a 6.9mm curved body display, and a premium and minimalistic design, which according to TCL, is heavily inspired from both Nordic influences and exquisite details from the East. Apart from that, the TV is ultra-slim with its edgeless display, which leaves more room to view your favorite content.
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