TCL CSOT Micro LED TV, Digi Mart USA News: TCL CSOT has shown several products it says are set to reach the consumer market soon, with a 163-inch Micro LED display as the centerpiece of its television lineup, according to a publisher report on the event.
Micro LED differs from Mini LED in how it produces light. Mini LED TVs use an LCD panel backed by small LEDs for backlighting, while Micro LED panels use a tiny LED for each pixel.
Because each pixel emits its own light, the technology can deliver an OLED-like viewing experience with deep blacks.
Beyond its size, TCL CSOT highlighted the panel’s “Ultra High Efficacy.” The company gives a rated power consumption of 263W/m3 and says the panel offers more than 99.8% DCI-P3 color coverage.
The event also featured an LCD model that the company describes as the “world’s largest LCD” at 130 inches. It is a Mini LED design with more than 30,000 backlight zones, which the report says produced very bright images that still looked good under the show’s challenging lighting conditions.
Both prototypes support 4K resolution and appeared vibrant and detailed during demonstrations. No timeline for consumer availability was given.
The report notes that displays larger than 120 inches are hard to find outside China, and that wider availability could take considerable time. Samsung has similarly shown a 130-inch Micro RGB TV at CES 2026 that has not yet reached retail.
