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October 26, 2026

TCL mini-LED TV offers savings with high refresh rate

Significant Discounts on TCL Mini-LED TVs and More Tech Finds

Shoppers can take advantage of substantial discounts on the TCL QM7L mini-LED TV, with both Amazon and Best Buy offering the 55-inch model for just $797.99—$200 less than its regular price. While buyers can also find discounts on larger models, stocks for the 65-inch variant at Amazon are already limited. TCL’s mini-LED televisions present an affordable alternative to OLED TVs, providing exceptional brightness and vibrant colours through Quantum Dot technology.

Special Features of the TCL QM7L

The QM7L model is packed with premium features, boasting a 144Hz refresh rate supported by Variable Refresh Rate technology to enhance gaming experiences by minimising screen tearing and input lag. Additionally, it supports HDR and Dolby Vision for superior image quality. Equipped with Google TV, the television also offers AirPlay 2 support, facilitating streaming from Apple devices.

Tech Bargains Beyond TVs

  • Star Trek enthusiasts can acquire the entire Picard Legacy Collection on Blu-Ray from Amazon for $137.49, snagging a hefty 30% discount. The collection includes all seven seasons of “The Next Generation,” four accompanying films, and all three seasons of the “Picard” series, spread across 54 discs and showcasing Patrick Stewart’s formidable portrayal of Captain Jean-Luc Picard.
  • Amazon is offering a deal on the Anker MagGo power bank, priced at $29.99 down from its usual $49.95. This MagSafe-compatible 5,000mAh battery pack enables devices to charge wirelessly at up to 15W or through a USB-C port at 20W.
  • The Belkin Thunderbolt 3 Dock Pro is available for $64.99 at Woot, a steep drop from its regular $179.99 price. Users can further save 25% with the code WOOTDOCK at checkout. This dock provides an array of connectivity options, including five USB-A ports, two Thunderbolt 3 ports, and a DisplayPort 1.4, expanding laptops’ connectivity possibilities substantially.

Reporting based on coverage first published by theverge.com.