TCL’s C845 Mini LED model is the perfect TV no matter what type of content you love to watch.
The C845’s full array backlight provides exceptional dimming precision thanks to thousands of miniature LEDs, reducing halo effect and increasing picture quality compared to traditional edge-lit backlights
Google TV available on the TV means content discovery is easier than ever, with all the top streaming apps available. It also serves smart recommendations for new shows to check out.
TCL C845 provides:
- 2000 nits high peak brightness
- 144-hertz variable refresh panel
- AiPQ processor 3.0
- AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
- Quantum Dot display
- built-in subwoofer
Coming in 55, 65, 75, and 85-inch sizes, the C845 is an excellent choice for all kinds of content, from action packed gaming to richly detailed movie epics.
2 comments
Biomedis
How does the use of a full array backlight with thousands of miniature LEDs in the C845 TV improve dimming precision and picture quality in comparison to traditional edge-lit backlights, and what benefits does this technology offer to viewers?
Ray Shaw
The answer is too long for this comment section so read our guide https://cybershack.com.au/guides/confused-about-tv-tech-thats-just-what-they-want/. In short Mini-LED offers far brighter, more uniform, controllable backlight compared to Edge that less bright and not uniform. Edge cannot have proper dimming zones so you get lots of blooming around moving objects. The benefit of the C845 particularly include blacker blacks (contrast – still not as good as OLED), high brightness for typical Aussie open space lounge rooms, true Dolby Vision (Edge cannot do DV), and a significantly and visibly better image. Without being a snob Edge-lit is the bottom of the ladder, followed by back-lit, direct lit, FALD (full array backlit) and the top is OLED.