TCL has launched its massive 115-inch QM89 4K TV, priced at $20,000, which is a significant reduction from its original price of $27,000.

This new model is comparable in price to a new Kia Forte, making it a notable entry in the high-end TV market.

The pricing and included experiences stand out when compared to other premium TVs, such as Samsung's micro-LED models that can exceed $100,000.

Among the exclusive perks for early buyers is a ticket to Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, potentially lowering the effective price of the TV to $12,000 for those attending.

However, the Super Bowl ticket does not include airfare and is limited to one ticket per purchase.

Other enticing perks include attending a movie premiere at the TCL Chinese Theatre, complete with travel accommodations and a walk on the red carpet.

Buyers can also tour the Call of Duty studio in Los Angeles and attend the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, with travel costs covered.

Purchasers are inducted into 'Club 115,' which grants access to exclusive events and experiences.

The TCL QM85 features advanced Quantum Dot Mini-LED technology and HDR ULTRA, delivering enhanced contrast and vivid colors.

This model also boasts a bezel-less design, Dolby Vision IQ, and peak brightness of up to 5,000 nits with a native refresh rate of 120Hz.

Additionally, it includes four HDMI inputs to accommodate multiple devices, enhancing its versatility.

Overall, TCL's new offerings combine cutting-edge technology with unique consumer experiences, setting a new standard in the luxury TV market.