South Korean news site ET News notes that testing by two independent certification agencies, SGS and Intertek, found that the TCL C755, C655, and C655 Pro QLED TV models do not contain any signs of the elements indium and cadmium, which are essential to the creation of quantum dot nanocrystals....Re...
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