TCL has brought its first party speakers, the TP200K and TP300K, to the Philippines. Both are big, portable Bluetooth speakers built for karaoke nights and outdoor gatherings, with RGB lights, splash resistance and inputs for microphones and a guitar. Local pricing starts at ₱9,999 for the TP200K and ₱12,999 for the TP300K.
TCL TP200K vs TP300K: which is which
The two speakers share the same idea but differ in size and power. Here is how they compare:
| Feature | TCL TP200K | TCL TP300K |
|---|
| Max audio power | 220W | 340W |
| Main driver | 5.5-inch bass speaker | Dual 8-inch woofers |
| Battery life | Up to 12 hours | Up to 18 hours |
| RGB light presets | 5 | 8 |
| Water resistance | IPX4 splash-resistant | IPX4 splash-resistant |
| Philippine price | ₱9,999 | ₱12,999 |
Both run on Bluetooth 5.4 and support pairing two units together for stereo, plus karaoke mode with microphone inputs, a guitar input, USB and AUX. The bigger TP300K adds carrying handles, dual tweeters and reaches lower bass, down to 38Hz, so deep sounds carry more weight. Both also support TCL's Wireless Group Link and TWS Connect, which let you chain several speakers or pair a stereo set without cables.
Global specs line up with the local release
The Philippine units match the models TCL first showed globally. TCL's official TP300K page and TP200K page list the same driver and lighting setup, and TCL's launch announcement confirmed these were the company's first entries in the party-speaker category. Internationally the TP200K carries a $399.99 (around ₱24,600) list price and the TP300K a $499.99 (around ₱30,700) list price, so the Philippine SRPs of ₱9,999 and ₱12,999 come in well below a straight dollar conversion.
Both speakers include a karaoke mode with echo control and accept two microphones at once, which is the setup most videoke sessions need. Bass boost is a one-button feature on each model.
On the TP300K, the two 8-inch woofers are joined by dual 110x20mm ferrite tweeters, which handle the higher notes so vocals and instruments stay clear at high volume. Both models keep a full set of physical ports, a microphone input, a shared guitar or microphone input, USB and AUX IN, so you can plug in wired sources when Bluetooth is not convenient.
What it means for Filipino buyers
Party speakers are a natural fit for the local market, where videoke is a fixture at gatherings and reunions. The two mic inputs and the dedicated karaoke mode mean you can skip a separate videoke box, and the IPX4 rating handles a splash of rain or a spilled drink at an outdoor party. Battery life of 12 to 18 hours is enough for a full day out without a wall socket.
The main things to weigh are size and value. The TP300K's dual 8-inch woofers hit harder and last longer, but it is the heavier unit to carry. The TP200K is lighter and ₱3,000 cheaper, which is plenty for a smaller room or garden. Both are available now through Shopee, Lazada and physical retail stores across the Philippines, so you can compare them in person before deciding.
