TCL Class X11K QD-Mini LED 4K UHD drops to $2799.99 on Amazon

Down $351.06 from the usual price.

If you have been tracking flagship TV pricing this year, the 85-inch TCL X11K has hovered near $3,150 for months. That changed today, when Amazon cut it to $2,799.99.

The TCL Class X11K QD-Mini LED 4K UHD drops to $2799.99 - save $351.06, and this marks the lowest price this set has seen in its recent history. The 11% cut separates this from the routine fluctuations on this panel.

This is the 2025 flagship from TCL, and it is not a modest refresh. It pairs a QD-Mini LED backlight with up to 14,000 local dimming zones, so you get OLED-style contrast without the burn-in risk or the price tag that usually comes with a panel this size.

THE DEAL

TCL Class X11K QD-Mini LED 4K UHD

$2799.99 (was $3151.05) - Save $351.06 (11% off)

WhereAmazon

ExpiresNo end date listed

Get This Price

For context, for just $2799.99, down from $3151.05, you are getting TCL's 2025 flagship at its lowest recent price. Flagship TVs in this class rarely move more than a few percent off outside seasonal events, so an 11% cut on the current model is a meaningful discount.

If you were planning to buy an 85-inch premium panel this year. This is one of the few discounts worth acting on.

What You're Getting

The X11K is built around TCL's QD-Mini LED tech, which blends QLED color and OLED contrast into a backlight system with up to 14,000 local dimming zones. The Halo Control System drives a new high-energy LED microchip, condensed micro lenses, and a 23-bit backlight controller to keep halos out of the picture.

High HDR brightness keeps the image punchy even in bright rooms, and the CrystGlow HVA panel cuts reflections so detail stays visible from off-center seating. It runs on Google TV, hits 144Hz for gaming, and pairs with Bang & Olufsen audio tuned for Dolby Atmos.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone upgrading a home theater to a large premium panel who wants OLED-level blacks without OLED pricing. The 144Hz refresh rate and low-lag response also make it a real option for console and PC gaming on a big screen.

If you are happy with a mid-range 85-inch set and do not care about 14,000-zone dimming, you can save thousands on a cheaper model.

Final Verdict

The 85-inch X11K at $2,799.99 undercuts its usual price by more than $350, and for a current-generation flagship with this dimming count and brightness, that is a strong number. If a premium 85-inch panel is on your list. This is the price to move on.

If you can live with a lesser backlight system, a mid-range set will do the job for far less.