Say goodbye to your graphics card, TCL releases its 57R94, a 57 -inch 4K monitor
TCL has just unveiled the 57R94 Dual 4K QD-Mini LED, a curved screen that could replace a multi-screens configuration without problem with a diagonal of… 57 inch. This monitor is in 32: 9 format, offers a fairly large curvature of 1000R and its Dual UHD definition of 7680 x 2160 pixels is simply gigantic.
The 57R94 presented by TCL with a Simracing Logitech.
From mini LED to program
Based on QD-Mini LED technology that we recently tested on the C89K TV, the 57R94 should offer significant brightness, confirmed by a VESA DisplayHDR 1400 standard. The contrast should also be deep thanks to the mini-LED which limits the blooming on the screen.
Designed for gamers of course, but not only
On the game side, the 57R94 offers a 120 Hz refresh rate and supports AMD Freesync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync technologies, ensuring a display without tearing. To properly run this 4K double slab, it will take a monstrous PC configuration and a GeForce RTX 5090 will not be too much. This type of instructor is of course thought of for immersion in racing or simulation games.
57 inches, it’s tall, very large.
In addition to gaming, the TCL 57R94 is also intended for content creators and those who need to display many windows on their desktops. Its extended display space is indeed ideal for video editing or graphic design and TCL announces that monitors are calibrated at the factory.
A price proportional to the size
The TCL 57R94 Dual 4K QD-Mini LED will be available in France in early July at a XXL rate of 1800 €. A high price certainly, but quite logical given the size of the screen, in line with the 57 -inch Samsung Odyssey Neo G9, its only competitor on the market.
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