Across Europe, televisions are increasingly becoming part of interior design, shaping how modern living spaces look and feel. According to recent data
[1] from Eurostat, more than 68% of people in the European Union live in homes they own, reinforcing the importance of creating living spaces that reflect personal style and lifestyle priorities.
As televisions become larger and more central to the living room, consumers face a familiar dilemma: design-first TVs often sacrifice picture quality, while performance-focused TVs can dominate the room with their size.
TCL addresses this challenge with the
TCL A400 Pro NXTVISION TV, a new
QD-Mini LED television designed for style-conscious viewers who want cinematic picture quality without sacrificing aesthetics.
Launching into Europe in April, the A400 Pro combines an art-inspired design with advanced display technology to reimagine what an Art TV can be.
TCL’s leadership in large-screen and advanced display technology is reflected in its global market performance: according to the Omdia TV Sets Emerging Technology Market Tracker (Q4 2025), TCL ranked No.1 worldwide in Mini LED TV shipments in 2025 with 3.954 million units (31.1% market share) and also No.1 globally for 75-inch and above TV shipments, reaching 4.938 million units (19.1% market share).