TCL CSOT showcases wall-sized TVs with up to a 163-inch Micro LED panel

TCL CSOT has showcased a handful of interesting products that are set to land in the consumer market soon. In the TV section, the 163-inch Micro LED display is the star of the show.

For reference, Micro LED TVs are different than Mini LED TVs, with the core highlight being that each pixel is basically a tiny LED. In terms of the latter, it utilizes an LCD panel that's backed up with small-sized LEDs for backlight. Getting back to the former, each of the pixels emits its own light, leading to an OLED-like viewing experience with deep blacks.

Beyond the size and the OLED-like nature of the 163-inch Micro LED TV showcased at the event, TCL CSOT highlighted the "Ultra High Efficacy" of the panel. The company notes that the rated power consumption is 263W/m³, and it has over 99.8% DCI-P3 color coverage.

Another notable TV showcased at the event is an LCD model, and it's touted to have the "world's largest LCD" display, measuring 130 inches. It's a Mini LED model (Samsung 65-inch M70H curr. $377.99 on Amazon), with over 30 thousand backlight zones, resulting in very bright images, and it looked good even under the challenging lighting conditions of the show.

Both of these prototype TVs have a 4K resolution, and they appeared vibrant and detail-rich during the demo. There's no word on when they might enter the consumer market, but it's worth noting that it's hard to get anything past 120 inches outside China, and it could take a good while for that to change. Samsung, for example, has showcased the 130-inch Micro RGB TV at CES 2026, and it has yet to reach retail.