TCL Philippines recently launched their NXTFRAME TV series in collaboration with Ronac Art Center in San Juan City.
The exhibit at Ronac Art Center, allowed visitors to experience TCL’s NXTFRAME TV. Designed with an ultra-slim profile and nearly invisible edge, the NXTFRAME TV blends effortlessly into any environment, transforming your living room into a dynamic art display.
The collab brought together Filipino pop artists Chill, Reynold Dela Cruz, RA Tijing, and Ronson Cullibrina, curated by Secret Fresh Gallery Director Bigboy Cheng.
TCL Brand Manager Joseph Cernitchez highlighted the “Seamless Art, Beyond Space” approach, noting how the TV seamlessly integrates into the home as an ever-changing art piece, bringing fluid, real-time displays of artwork that adapt to the environment.
Charlie Huang, TCL Philippines’ Deputy Director of TV Category, opened the exhibit with enthusiasm, describing the NXTFRAME TV as a convergence of art and technology. Bigboy Cheng echoed this excitement, expressing his immediate support for the collaboration and welcoming visitors to witness Filipino pop art come to life.
The TCL NXTFRAME 300W is priced at PHP 89,995, while the NXTFRAME 300W Pro is available for PHP 110,995. Both models are currently only available in 65-inch panel sizes, with more size options expected later in the year.
Prices may vary depending on retailers’ sales and discounts.
