Soundbars are often seen as the best way to enjoy great sound at home, but TCL is challenging that perception with its new Z100 Wireless Home Theater Speaker System. Unlike regular soundbars, the Z100 uses Dolby Atmos FlexConnect to deliver a theater-like experience with less effort. You can simply place the speakers wirelessly in the room and the system will create an immersive surround sound automatically. Its automatic calibration feature adjusts the audio to fit your room perfectly, despite the speaker placement. The setup is quick and easy, without any need for professional help.
The key feature of the Z100 Wireless Home Theater Speaker System is the freedom to place the speakers almost anywhere in your room while still enjoying rich, spatial sound. Thanks to Dolby Atmos FlexConnect, the system automatically adapts to your room, TV, and devices to deliver the best possible audio regardless of your room layout.
The system uses a new design with high-quality components such as rare earth magnets (NdFeB), silk membrane tweeters, and deep voice coils, along with dedicated main, bass, and height channels. Each unit’s optimized 4-driver layout ensures clear, detailed audio that fills the room, no matter where you’re sitting.
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The TCL Z100 (170W) Sound System features a 1.1.1 channel setup built from premium materials to deliver immersive 3D surround sound that rivals professional cinemas. Its 15-degree angle for height-channel speakers creates powerful overhead effects without sound distortion from reflections. The home theater speaker system can also be expanded in the future by connecting up to four speakers, including an optional wireless subwoofer for an even richer Dolby Atmos experience.
The TCL Z100 with Dolby Atmos FlexConnect is designed to work with TCL’s QM8K, QM7K, and QM6K QD-Mini LED TVs. Pricing starts at $400 per speaker, and there are options for bundle configurations like Duo ($800), Trio+ ($1,300), and Quartet+ ($1,700).
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