How IoT is Turning the Living Room into a Smart Home Command Centre
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In today’s hyper-connected world, the living room is no longer just a place to unwind, it’s the epicentre of smart living. Smart TVs are fast becoming the control centres of connected homes, and brands like TCL are helping shape what that looks like. With its latest smart TV range, including the feature-rich C6K model, TCL is bridging the gap between entertainment and intelligent living through seamless Internet of Things (IoT) integration.
Today’s smart TVs offer far more than entertainment, they’re capable of managing a wide range of connected devices across the home. TCL’s latest models, like the just-released C6K for example, include built-in IoT capabilities that support voice assistants and smart platforms. These allow users to manage and interact with their entire connected home all from one screen or a single voice command.
Seamless Control, Smarter Living
TCL’s IoT-enabled TVs are designed to transform ordinary homes into connected ecosystems. Compatible with Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, and the TCL Home App, these TVs serve as command hubs for all your smart devices. From the couch, or even remotely via your phone, you can adjust air conditioning settings, dim or switch off lights, activate robot vacuums, start a load of laundry, monitor smart cameras and more.
Thanks to support for both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth device protocols, TCL TVs can interface with a wide range of appliances and platforms. That means no more juggling remotes or switching between apps — control everything in your home from one place.
Everything, from One Screen
The modern home needs more than just smart devices, it needs devices that speak to each other. This kind of functionality is exactly what connected households are looking for, and what brands like TCL are now making standard. Using the TCL Home App, users can effortlessly sync, monitor, and control everything in real time.
Whether you’re streaming your favourite drama, adjusting the temperature for the perfect binge-watch setup, or checking if the washing machine has finished a cycle, it’s all done from one screen. This isn’t just about functionality; it’s about transforming how people interact with their homes. The TV becomes a dynamic, intuitive interface that adapts to your lifestyle, a digital concierge that connects you to your environment. Voice control allows users to operate appliances hands-free, whether it’s switching off lights, adjusting temperature, or launching a load of laundry, helping smart living feel less like a novelty and more like the new normal.
A Future-Proofed Entertainment Experience
As smart homes continue to evolve, TCL ensures its technology is future-ready. The latest models come equipped with quad-core processors for smooth multitasking, enhanced RAM and storage for app performance, AI-driven OS that learns user behaviour and suggests routines, support for firmware upgrades that keep the TV compatible with new IoT platforms and 4K resolution, Dolby Vision, and HDR10+, ensuring entertainment quality isn’t sacrificed for utility The result? A TV that evolves with your needs, and your tech.
"Our vision has always been to integrate world-class technology with everyday convenience," says Mr Mike Chen, General Manager of TCL South Africa. " With IoT integration, our TVs go beyond entertainment. They become a smart interface for everyday tasks, allowing people to automate daily routines, control connected devices, and create smarter living environments, all from one screen. Whether it’s creating automation scenes, checking appliance statuses, or syncing devices across platforms, our TVs bring simplicity and intelligence into the heart of the home.”
TCL understands that South African households are increasingly embracing smart tech. That’s why the brand ensures its TVs integrate easily with locally available smart devices and services.
Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or just beginning your smart home journey, TCL’s IoT-enabled TVs offer a seamless bridge between lifestyle and innovation. With intuitive control, intelligent design, and unmatched versatility, TCL is helping users reimagine what’s possible, not just on screen, but throughout the entire home.
For more information, visit https://www.tcl.com/southafrica/en.
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