TCL’s massive 115-inch QD-Mini LED TV is finally available to consumers. was presented in January. It’s officially the world’s largest QD-Mini LED TV and can be purchased directly from TCL or through select retailers nationwide.
The thing costs $20,000, which is roughly the price of 8,000 cups of coffee, but comes with the option for some really unique add-ons. Early buyers can choose from bonusesIncludes ticket to Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans.
Airfare not included, Super Bowl tickets don’t come cheap. The promotion also offers just one ticket, so you won’t have loved ones to enjoy the experience. On the plus side, you’ll be hanging out with a bunch of strangers who spent $20,000 on a TV. TCL promises to share “unique experiences” with other financially irresponsible people participating in the championship game, but did not elaborate.
If soccer isn’t your bag, the company has other perks. Buyers can attend the film’s premiere at the famous TCL Chinese Theater (formerly Grauman’s Chinese Theatre), which includes two round-trip airfare and hotel accommodations. It also has a red carpet walk and a special opera box.
Other options include a concert at SoFi Stadium and a trip to LA to visit Activision to see how Call of Duty sausage is made. Finally, there’s an all-expenses-paid trip to Las Vegas to attend the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). If you have $20,000 to spare, go to the Super Bowl or a movie premiere.
As for actual TV features, TCL 115QM89 boasts Quantum Dot technology, 6.2.2 channel speaker system and AIPQ ULTRA processor for high quality and clear images. It also has 20,000 dimming zones to help make shadows and highlights appear clearer. For the math wizards out there, that works out to $1 per blackout zone.
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