TCL has launched a new front-loading washing machine in China under its Super Cyclone series. The Super Cyclone V3R features a 10kg capacity and comes in Black and White color options.

It is priced officially at 1,499 yuan ($208), but early buyers can purchase it for an effective price of just 649.5 yuan ($90) after applying subsidies and review-based rebates. It is also available as a washer-dryer combo in the same series, which follows the same discount structure and brings the effective price down to 824.5 yuan ($114).

TCL Super Cyclone V3R Specifications

The machine is powered by a high-performance BLDC variable frequency motor that supports spin speeds of up to 1400 RPM. TCL has backed the motor with a 10-year replacement guarantee. The motor not only improves water extraction efficiency but also operates with reduced noise levels.

TCL has equipped the machine with a 1.2 washing ratio, which exceeds the national standard for drum washing machines. This ratio improves stain removal and overall cleaning performance. The V3R also uses a three-stage heating system with precise temperature control between 30°C and 60°C to target different types of stains, including oil, milk, wine, and sweat.

The machine supports a wide range of fabric care modes. It includes a gentle basket swing mode to reduce wear on clothes, separation washing to avoid cross-contamination, and hand-wash simulation through tumble and pounding modes. For faster cleaning, the turbo quick wash mode delivers the effect of a 60-minute cycle in just 35 minutes.

TCL has also prioritized hygiene with this model. The V3R integrates high-temperature steam sterilization and mite removal features. TCL claims the machine achieves a 99.99% sterilization rate and 100% mite removal rate. It also includes high-temperature tub cleaning and an antibacterial door seal to maintain hygiene over time.

The machine includes preset programs for wool and down jackets. The wool wash mode protects against shrinkage and fuzzing, while the down jacket cycle uses staged water inflow and gentle agitation to preserve coating layers.

TCL has reinforced the machine with a multi-dimensional damping system. It includes shock absorbers, anti-vibration pads, and suspension springs to ensure stability during high-speed spins. The V3R has received international CB and CE certifications along with Chinese energy and water-saving labels.

In related news, TCL CSOT’s Oxide technology has entered mass production, debuting on Lenovo and Xiaomi tablets, while the global smart glasses market surged 110% in H1 2025 with Meta leading and TCL expanding its share.

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TCL CSOT has announced the mass production of its Oxide TFT display technology for mid-size tablets. Between May and August 2025, the company began supplying these panels to major partners, starting with the Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad 11 and Xiaomi Redmi Pad 2. TCL CSOT confirmed that this marks the first commercial rollout of its Oxide panels in the mid-size segment, signaling a new phase in the company’s display manufacturing capabilities.

The 11-inch displays on both tablets feature Oxide TFT technology, which offers higher stability and lower power consumption compared to traditional a-Si panels. The screens support a 2.5K resolution and have been optimized for improved clarity, detail reproduction, and brightness uniformity. TCL CSOT stated that these enhancements help improve overall user experience while reducing power draw, which is critical for battery-powered devices like tablets.

TCL CSOT also revealed that it continues to collaborate with brands such as Lenovo and Xiaomi across multiple product categories, including smartphones, laptops, and in-car displays. The company serves as the exclusive display supplier for Xiaomi’s flagship Pad 7 Ultra, which uses a flexible OLED panel with an integrated driver IC. This is the first mid-size product from TCL CSOT to adopt such an integration, and the company views it as a key step in expanding its OLED portfolio.

The commercial deployment of Oxide panels demonstrates TCL CSOT’s readiness to produce and deliver these displays at scale. According to the company, Oxide technology provides performance advantages that help OEMs differentiate their products in a competitive market. TCL CSOT aims to support its partners by supplying advanced display solutions that meet the growing demand for higher resolution and energy-efficient panels in the tablet segment.

TCL CSOT plans to continue expanding the use of Oxide technology across its product lines. The company emphasized that it is positioning Oxide TFT as a reliable and scalable solution for future mid-size devices.

In related news, the global smart glasses market surged 110% in the first half of 2025, with Meta holding the lead while TCL made notable gains. Meanwhile, TCL is preparing to showcase its most ambitious tech innovations yet at IFA 2025.

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TCL’s QM6K series has been quietly redefining what a mid-range premium TV can be, and today’s Amazon deal makes it even harder to ignore. As of August 12, the 75-inch model is down to just $790.01, which is $209 off its $999.99 list price and only a few dollars above its all-time low. If you’ve been eyeing a big-screen upgrade with next-gen display tech, now might be the right time to move.

Unlike most TVs in this price bracket, the QM6K isn’t just a large 4K display with some basic HDR slapped on. It’s loaded with features that bring it closer to premium territory without the sticker shock. You’re looking at a QD-Mini LED panel with up to 500 dimming zones, 144Hz native refresh rate, and TCL’s full-stack Halo Control system. That’s a lot of tech jargon, but what it means in practice is a brighter, more contrast-rich picture with better local dimming and minimal blooming, especially in dark scenes with bright highlights.

Gamers will appreciate the Game Accelerator 288 and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro support, which ensures responsive performance with variable refresh rates and automatic low-latency mode. Movie buffs aren’t left behind either, thanks to Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, Filmmaker Mode, and IMAX Enhanced certification. The inclusion of TCL’s AiPQ Pro Processor with deep learning AI helps the TV intelligently adjust picture settings scene by scene, making even regular SDR content look richer.

Audio is handled by a surprisingly robust ONKYO 2.1 speaker system, with a built-in subwoofer and support for DTS Virtual:X. It doesn’t quite replace a soundbar, but for a built-in system, it delivers better-than-expected results. The design is also slick and modern, with a bezel-less FullView 360 metal frame and a slim profile suitable for wall-mounting.

This model runs on Google TV, which means you get an intuitive smart interface with access to all major streaming apps, Google Assistant voice control, and recommendations tailored to your tastes.

TCL’s QM6K series was already a standout at full price. At $790.01, it becomes one of the most compelling 75-inch Mini LED TVs you can buy without breaking the bank.

In related news, the global smart glasses market surged 110% in the first half of 2025, with Meta maintaining a strong lead while TCL continues to gain traction. Meanwhile, TCL is set to showcase its most ambitious tech lineup yet at IFA 2025.