The Gemini integration introduces four new modes designed to make the projector more interactive and intelligent :
The Playcube's physical hardware remains unchanged :
Separately, Google and TCL launched an update that brings Gemini-powered natural-language voice controls to select TCL TVs in the US starting June 11–12, 2026 . This feature is about controlling TV hardware settings using plain language.
Instead of navigating menus, you can say :
TCL is the exclusive launch partner for this feature . For the first 60 days, the Gemini TV controls are available only on select TCL Google TV models before the feature opens to other Google TV brands.
The compatible models span 2025 and 2026 lineups :
| Series | Type |
|---|---|
| QM9K | QD-Mini LED (first to launch with Gemini) |
| QM7L | QD-Mini LED |
| QM9L | QD-Mini LED |
| QM8L | QD-Mini LED |
| RM7L | RGB-Mini LED |
| RM9L | RGB-Mini LED |
| X11L | Mini LED |
The QM9K was the first TV in America to ship with Google TV with Gemini at launch (announced September 2025) . The newer Gemini settings-control update expanded support to the broader 2025/2026 lineup .
On June 22, 2026, TCL announced the Google TV with Gemini integration rollout across its European TV portfolio, starting in the UK and expanding to other European markets through 2026 . This covers the same Gemini-for-TV platform, focusing on the SQD-Mini LED lineup (X11L, C8L, C7L) and RGB-Mini LED models (RM9L, RM7L) .
| Feature | Playcube (Projector) | Select TCL TVs (US/Europe) |
|---|---|---|
| Gemini integration date | June 22, 2026 | June 11–12, 2026 |
| Key new capabilities | Ask, Learn, Brief, Create modes | Natural-language settings control |
| Hardware unchanged | 0.33" DMD, 750 lumens, 66Wh/3hr | Various 2025/2026 models |
| Exclusivity | N/A | 60-day TCL-only window |
| Models affected | Single product | QM9K, QM7L, RM7L, X11L, QM9L, QM8L, RM9L |
The rollout of Gemini across TCL's devices signals a clear push toward AI-powered, conversational home entertainment — whether projecting onto a wall or watching on a premium TV.
The Gemini integration introduces four new modes designed to make the projector more interactive and intelligent :
The Playcube's physical hardware remains unchanged :
Separately, Google and TCL launched an update that brings Gemini-powered natural-language voice controls to select TCL TVs in the US starting June 11–12, 2026 . This feature is about controlling TV hardware settings using plain language.
Instead of navigating menus, you can say :
TCL is the exclusive launch partner for this feature . For the first 60 days, the Gemini TV controls are available only on select TCL Google TV models before the feature opens to other Google TV brands.
The compatible models span 2025 and 2026 lineups :
| Series | Type |
|---|---|
| QM9K | QD-Mini LED (first to launch with Gemini) |
| QM7L | QD-Mini LED |
| QM9L | QD-Mini LED |
| QM8L | QD-Mini LED |
| RM7L | RGB-Mini LED |
| RM9L | RGB-Mini LED |
| X11L | Mini LED |
The QM9K was the first TV in America to ship with Google TV with Gemini at launch (announced September 2025) . The newer Gemini settings-control update expanded support to the broader 2025/2026 lineup .
On June 22, 2026, TCL announced the Google TV with Gemini integration rollout across its European TV portfolio, starting in the UK and expanding to other European markets through 2026 . This covers the same Gemini-for-TV platform, focusing on the SQD-Mini LED lineup (X11L, C8L, C7L) and RGB-Mini LED models (RM9L, RM7L) .
| Feature | Playcube (Projector) | Select TCL TVs (US/Europe) |
|---|---|---|
| Gemini integration date | June 22, 2026 | June 11–12, 2026 |
| Key new capabilities | Ask, Learn, Brief, Create modes | Natural-language settings control |
| Hardware unchanged | 0.33" DMD, 750 lumens, 66Wh/3hr | Various 2025/2026 models |
| Exclusivity | N/A | 60-day TCL-only window |
| Models affected | Single product | QM9K, QM7L, RM7L, X11L, QM9L, QM8L, RM9L |
The rollout of Gemini across TCL's devices signals a clear push toward AI-powered, conversational home entertainment — whether projecting onto a wall or watching on a premium TV.