Pakistan’s No.1 LED TV — reached another milestone with the opening of its third flagship store in Lahore.

Pakistan’s No.1 LED TV — reached another milestone with the opening of its third flagship store in Lahore. Located at 6-A/L, Gulberg II, Lahore. The store aims to provide customers with a premium shopping experience. The brand is further offering Amazing discounts, offers and gifts with every purchase for a limited time.

Map Location: https://bit.ly/30vEmg4

The flagship store aims to strengthen TCL Pakistan’s footprint in the country by bringing its entire range of latest televisions including Mini LEDs, QLED TVs, UHD TVs, and Smart TVs alongside Air Conditioners and Soundbars at discounted prices all under one roof.

Sharing his thoughts on the launch of the store, Majid Niazi, Marketing Manager of TCL Pakistan, said: “The new flagship store reflects TCL’s strong relationship with their customers in Pakistan and portrays the brand’s commitment to making the best technology readily available all across Pakistan. We will continue our mission of bringing the most innovative products and giving the best experience to our customers.”

TCL has maintained a position of being the leading player in the Global Consumer Electronics industry. With a global presence in over 150 countries, the brand is working towards building a prominent position in the Pakistani electronics market by offering high-end technology at affordable prices.

 

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