The Smarter Diwali Gift: 4 Reasons We Love TCL TVs

By Brand Story • Updated On 14 Oct 2025

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This Durga Puja and Dussehra, your living room deserves an upgrade as dazzling as the festivities outside. TCL is rolling out three spectacular 4K smart TVs that blend cinematic power, vibrant colours, and immersive sound, all without breaking the bank. Whether you’re planning family movie marathons, bingeing festive specials, or gaming into the night, there’s a screen here tailored to your celebrations.

If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to upgrade your TV, this is it. TCL’s new Q6C, T8C, and V6C models are here to make your festive celebrations larger than life, offering bright, colorful, and immersive smart TV features at prices that are hard to beat.

During the Amazon Great Indian Festival, these TVs are not just affordable; they’re a steal.

TCL 55Q6C: The premium QD-Mini LED option at ₹41,240 with EMI | ₹41,740 with Non-EMI (Credit Card)

TCL 55T8C: The all-around performer at ₹32,740 with EMI | ₹33,240 with Non-EMI (Credit Card)

TCL 55V6C: The budget-friendly powerhouse at ₹27,740 with EMI | ₹28,240 with Non-EMI (Credit Card)

Amazon is sweetening the deal even further. When you buy any of these TVs, you can get a 10% instant discount (including EMI transactions). This means you can further slash the price which giving you a top-notch 4K smart TV for the price of a budget model.

Whether you’re a movie buff, a sports fan, or a binge-watcher, this combination of great hardware and aggressive discounts is the perfect excuse to finally bring that cinema experience home.

Disclaimer: This is a brand story, so views expressed here are the brand’s own.

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