New TCL soundbars – from a quiet whisper to a cinematic earthquake!

Streaming is increasingly replacing trips to the cinema, but just having the image is no longer enough. We want the sound to take centre stage as well – surrounding us from every angle, clear, full, and engaging. TCL is launching a new series of Q and S soundbars, which aim to bring cinematic sound straight to our living rooms.

And if you're looking for an excuse to buy – at the end you'll find information about a promotion and TV tests that can save you up to 35%.

Q85H Pro – the power of 7.1.4 and Ray·Danz 2.0

This is the flagship of the Q series, designed for those who dream of a home viewing experience that sounds like the best IMAX theatre. The 7.1.4 configuration, Dolby Atmos, and DTS:X make the sound literally surround you from every direction.

The Ray·Danz 2.0 technology disperses sound so widely that the sense of space can be felt even in the side seats of the sofa. AI Sonic – Adaptation analyses the room and adjusts the sound in real time. With 860 W of power, it can transition from explosions in action films to whispers in dramas without losing quality. Additionally, there are voice, gaming, and cinema modes, along with Tutti Choral – sound synchronisation with a compatible TCL television.

Q75H – home cinema in "plug & play" version

Don’t want to mess around with calibrations? The Q75H can be taken out of the box and in a few minutes you can enjoy immersive 5.1.2 sound with Dolby Atmos and two upward-firing speakers.

The wireless subwoofer adds the right “kick” to the scenes, and AI Sonic – Adaptation automatically adjusts the sound to the room. With 420 W of power, simple setup, and Tutti Choral for perfect synchronisation with the television – it’s a ready-to-go setup for movie marathons and console nights.

S55H – powerful bass in a compact form

S55H is a proposal for those who lack space for an elaborate setup but don’t want to compromise on good sound. The 2.1 system with a wireless subwoofer provides clear dialogue and solid bass.

Dolby Audio and DTS Virtual:X ensure spaciousness and sound clarity, and three modes (film, music, television) allow you to tailor the sound to the content with one click.

S45H – discreet equipment for smaller spaces

Smallest in the series, but surprisingly powerful. The 2.0 system with Dolby Audio makes dialogues clear and action scenes dynamic. Perfect for a bedroom or office, where a low-profile design and easy integration into the interior matter.

Connectivity and Compatibility

The entire series offers Bluetooth 5.1 and HDMI ARC. Q models also have HDMI eARC, AirPlay 2, and integration with the TCL Home app. The soundbars work not only with TCL TVs but also with models from other brands.

Promotion Not to Be Missed

When you purchase a selected TCL television at Media Expert or Euro RTV AGD, you can grab up to 35% off selected soundbars. It’s a great time to upgrade your home audio, transforming every viewing experience.

Details of the promotion below:

Euro: https://www.euro.com.pl/cms/tcl-soundbar-taniej.bhtml?link=agregator_tr

Media Expert: https://www.mediaexpert.pl/lp,26466-tcl-soundbar-35proc-taniej-w-zestawie-z-tv

As the promotion includes bundles with selected TCL televisions, we recommend checking out our reviews of two popular models from this brand before making a purchase. This will help you select the perfect TV + soundbar duo for your living room.

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