Clubic, a French digital media company, is inviting three readers to test the **TCL X11L**, a new high-end television from TCL, a major global electronics brand. The 75-inch model will be tested at home for about three weeks, after which participants will share their experiences on Clubic’s website. This is part of a larger effort to recruit testers for the **TCL X11L**, which is part of TCL’s 2026 TV lineup and is described as the world’s leading seller of Mini LED and large-size televisions. Selected individuals will receive the television at their homes for an in-depth evaluation of its performance with movies, series, sports, and video games. Applications must be submitted by Monday, October 12, at 11:59 PM. Only those selected will be contacted by email, and due to the high volume of applications, no individual responses will be given. Selected readers will receive detailed instructions about the process, including delivery, setup, and testing procedures. After the trial period, participants will be asked to write about their experience, which will be compiled into a published article. The **TCL X11L** is being marketed as the world’s first SQD-Mini LED television, developed with the collaboration of more than 47 research and development centers globally. It claims to offer more precise control over lighting compared to traditional Mini LED technology, resulting in purer colors and fewer visible halos around bright areas. The 75-inch version features 11,520 zones of local dimming, allowing for more detailed lighting adjustments, and an HDR brightness that can reach 9,000 cd/m², which is significantly higher than most current televisions. It uses a new type of quantum dot technology, known as Super QLED, to cover the full BT.2020 color space, a standard widely used in high-end displays and cinema. The Ultra WHVA 2.0 panel, developed by CSOT, a subsidiary of TCL, is designed to provide better contrast and wider viewing angles. An anti-reflective film is also included, reducing reflections to just 0.5%, which is especially useful when watching in bright environments like near a window. The **TCL X11L** is equipped with the TSR AiPQ processor, which dynamically adjusts sharpness, contrast, color accuracy, and motion smoothness based on the content being displayed. This ensures that the television can adapt to different types of media, from fast-paced sports to cinematic films. In terms of audio, the television features the “Audio by Bang & Olufsen” label, indicating that the speakers were designed and tuned in collaboration with engineers from the Danish audio specialist Bang & Olufsen. The panel supports a native refresh rate of 144 Hz in 4K resolution and can go up to 288 Hz when paired with a compatible gaming console, thanks to the 288 VRR Game Accelerator mode. This is particularly beneficial for gamers, as it reduces input lag and improves the responsiveness of the display. The Gamebar feature allows users to quickly adjust settings based on the console they are using, making it easier to optimize the viewing experience for different platforms. Participants in the Reader-Tester program will be required to return the television after the testing period. The return process will be organized directly with the participants at no cost to them. The initiative highlights TCL’s commitment to gathering real-world feedback from users to refine and promote the **TCL X11L**, which is positioned as a flagship product in the company’s upcoming lineup. By involving actual users in the evaluation, TCL aims to ensure the television meets the expectations of consumers before its official release.