LAS VEGAS – TCL is showcasing a new direction in television design at CES 2026 with the A400 Pro, a model positioned too blur the lines between home entertainment and interior décor. The new series, first launched in China, emphasizes a slim profile and art-inspired aesthetics alongside high-end QD-Mini LED technology [[1]]. The A400 Pro arrives as TCL expands it’s NXTVision Art TV line, entering a competitive market alongside offerings from Samsung and Hisense.
TCL is showcasing its new A400 Pro television, blending a gallery-like design with advanced QD-Mini LED technology. First unveiled in China, the television is taking center stage at CES 2026 in Las Vegas before its planned release in France.
TCL is expanding its NXTVision Art TV line with the A400 Pro series, initially introduced in China in early December. The new televisions are designed to function as both a display and a piece of art when mounted on a wall, catering to a growing demand for lifestyle-focused home entertainment.
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The A400 Pro series builds upon the foundation laid by the A300 Pro series, which was previously tested. It enters a competitive market alongside Samsung’s The Frame and The Frame Pro models, and the upcoming Canvas TV lineup from Hisense.
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TCL used CES 2026 in Las Vegas to showcase multiple sizes within the A400 Pro series to a global audience. The company plans to offer additional, more affordable models when the series becomes available in France.
Design is a key focus for the A400 Pro series, featuring a remarkably slim chassis – approximately 3.99 cm thick – to minimize its profile when wall-mounted and enhance its aesthetic as a display piece. This emphasis on form factor reflects a broader trend of integrating technology seamlessly into home décor.
Multiple Screen Sizes with Distinct Panels
The A400 Pro series will be available in a range of sizes: 32 and 43-inch models will feature QLED panels, similar to the A300 Pro. Larger sizes – 55, 65, 75, 85, and 98 inches – will utilize a full-array QD Mini LED backlight system with a matte panel, designed to optimize the viewing experience for artwork and other visual content.
The 55- to 98-inch models support a 144Hz refresh rate, while the smaller sizes are limited to 120Hz. Further details regarding technical specifications and other lifestyle products from the brand are expected in March.
