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TCL 55-Inch Class Q65 QLED 4K Smart TV with Fire TV 55Q651F, 2024 Model, Dolby Vision and
Delivery between 30 May – 3 June $13.78
TCL 55-Inch Class Q65 QLED 4K Smart TV with Fire TV 55Q651F, 2024 Model, Dolby Vision and
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $13.73
TCL 65” Class Q6 QLED 4K UHD HDR Smart Google TV (NEW 2024) - 65Q651G
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $15.52
TCL 85” Class Q6 QLED 4K UHD HDR Smart Google TV (NEW 2024) - 85Q651G
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $15.52
TCL 75-Inch Q65 QLED 4K UHD Smart TV with Google TV 75Q651G, 2024 Model Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, HDR Pro, Game Accelerator Enhanced Gaming, Voice
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $15.52
TCL 43-Inch Q65 QLED 4K UHD Smart TV with Google TV (43Q651G, 2024 Model) Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, HDR Pro+, Game Accelerator Enhanced Gaming,
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $15.52
TCL 65-Inch Class Q65 QLED 4K Smart TV with Fire TV 65Q651F, 2024 Model, Dolby Vision and
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $13.89
TCL 55Q671G 55" Class 4K Ultra HD HDR QLED Smart TV with Google TV (Renewed)
Free delivery between 3–5 June
TCL 65-Inch Q65 QLED 4K UHD Smart TV with Google TV (65Q651G, 2024 Model) Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, HDR Pro+, Game Accelerator Enhanced Gaming, Voice
Free delivery between 3–5 June
65-Inch Class Q65 QLED 4K Smart TV with Fire TV (65Q651F, 2024 Model), Dolby Vision and Atmos, HDR PRO+, Alexa Built-in with Voice Remote, Apple AirPl
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Great picture quality, My reason for Not 5 stars is as follows- I have a home theater setup and am very disappointed with the Google streaming app. I connected the toslink audio out to my receiver and the Google streaming app only sends in 2ch stereo. The HDMI-connected and air TV devices will pass through the encoded surround channel encoding through the toslink.. So if you have a external speaker setup and you are paying for Hulu, Peacock, Netflix, etc or any streaming service that streams in Digital Surround, or Atmos you aren't getting it. You have to use a pseudo surround of Nero 6 or Dolby PLII. The only way to get streaming surround is to get an HDMI Dongle at least on TCL SMART TV with Google Streaming. While I don't know for sure about TCL SMART TVs ... MoreGreat picture quality, My reason for Not 5 stars is as follows- I have a home theater setup and am very disappointed with the Google streaming app. I connected the toslink audio out to my receiver and the Google streaming app only sends in 2ch stereo. The HDMI-connected and air TV devices will pass through the encoded surround channel encoding through the toslink.. So if you have a external speaker setup and you are paying for Hulu, Peacock, Netflix, etc or any streaming service that streams in Digital Surround, or Atmos you aren't getting it. You have to use a pseudo surround of Nero 6 or Dolby PLII. The only way to get streaming surround is to get an HDMI Dongle at least on TCL SMART TV with Google Streaming. While I don't know for sure about TCL SMART TVs equipped with ROKU streaming, I would assume it would be the same deal of just getting 2-channel transmission through the optical out toslink to external speakers and theater setups. While not a deal breaker, it is a disappointment and I want people with external sound system setups to be aware of this limitation in using any of the streaming services built into this TV. If you don't have an external sound system setup this TV will meet all your expectations as the built-in sound does just fine in being clear and with good volume, but don't expect any wow factor no matter what setting you put on it
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Pretty sure we paid around $350.00 for our Toshiba 26” CRT (picture tube) (no, really) HDTV. When the picture started folding over on itself at the top of the screen, we replaced it with a 42” Westinghouse for about the same price. It started developing the dreaded hot spots. One was tolerable but two were impossible to ignore.My chin is still smarting from dropping when I saw the price for this TCL 43” set. The thin bezel makes the screen look even bigger and the 60 fps QLED screen makes everything look like a movie. I chose this one because we already have a Roku Ultra, so Roku TV would be redundant. I skipped setting it up for Google TV and didn’t even unwrap the remote control because my GE universal remote by Jasco works perfectly. The second code on their ... MorePretty sure we paid around $350.00 for our Toshiba 26” CRT (picture tube) (no, really) HDTV. When the picture started folding over on itself at the top of the screen, we replaced it with a 42” Westinghouse for about the same price. It started developing the dreaded hot spots. One was tolerable but two were impossible to ignore.My chin is still smarting from dropping when I saw the price for this TCL 43” set. The thin bezel makes the screen look even bigger and the 60 fps QLED screen makes everything look like a movie. I chose this one because we already have a Roku Ultra, so Roku TV would be redundant. I skipped setting it up for Google TV and didn’t even unwrap the remote control because my GE universal remote by Jasco works perfectly. The second code on their list works all of the necessary buttons. The TV supports two-way control with the Roku Ultra. You can turn it off from the Roku home screen and turn it back on by waking up the Roku Ultra.Setup was no-brainer simple, and if you turn on more bells and whistles than you want, a factory reset doesn’t take that long.It’s a keeper!
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You won’t realize how big this TV is until you see it in person in your room. We have a big living room and previously we had an 82” 4k which is decent, but this 98” is huge and matches the size of the room and the wall. Hanging it from the wall doesn’t seem practical since it is so big that there is no need to put it higher and finding an economical, sturdy and decent swivel bracket for a 120 lb TV is not cheap and difficult to guarantee that the arm is not going to start leaning forward and give up due to the heavy weight.Picture quality is decent and for this price I won’t complain. Nowadays all videos are played from streaming services and sometimes the app and internet speed will affect the quality of the image. Based on a couple of tests, I can say that the ... MoreYou won’t realize how big this TV is until you see it in person in your room. We have a big living room and previously we had an 82” 4k which is decent, but this 98” is huge and matches the size of the room and the wall. Hanging it from the wall doesn’t seem practical since it is so big that there is no need to put it higher and finding an economical, sturdy and decent swivel bracket for a 120 lb TV is not cheap and difficult to guarantee that the arm is not going to start leaning forward and give up due to the heavy weight.Picture quality is decent and for this price I won’t complain. Nowadays all videos are played from streaming services and sometimes the app and internet speed will affect the quality of the image. Based on a couple of tests, I can say that the streaming from the native apps from google TV works better than plugging in a Roku 4K or an Apple TV.We are super happy with this purchase and the geek squad team that did the delivery, unwrapping and setup on top of our furniture was super professional and respectful. Also, the bestbuy financing of 24 months with NO interest is super convenient and avoids taking a $2k instantaneous hit in your finances. I just make sure it’s on autopay and set up the amount that will pay it off before the promotion period ends. The sound is hard to criticize since a screen this big needs a surround system and I don't think it will be playing the audio by itself.Last but not least the operating system with Google OS has impressed me. I’m invested in the apple ecosystem but this is quick, responsive, and it has all the apps that I need including apple’s Airplay that I use a lot casting gopro videos and pictures. Let’s hope it lasts several years to come.
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TCL 55-Inch Class Q65 QLED 4K Smart TV with Fire TV 55Q651F, 2024 Model, Dolby Vision and
Delivery between 30 May – 3 June $13.78
TCL 55-Inch Class Q65 QLED 4K Smart TV with Fire TV 55Q651F, 2024 Model, Dolby Vision and
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $13.73
TCL 65” Class Q6 QLED 4K UHD HDR Smart Google TV (NEW 2024) - 65Q651G
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $15.52
TCL 85” Class Q6 QLED 4K UHD HDR Smart Google TV (NEW 2024) - 85Q651G
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $15.52
TCL 75-Inch Q65 QLED 4K UHD Smart TV with Google TV 75Q651G, 2024 Model Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, HDR Pro, Game Accelerator Enhanced Gaming, Voice
Delivery between 29 May – 2 June $15.52
Great picture quality, My reason for Not 5 stars is as follows- I have a home theater setup and am very disappointed with the Google streaming app. I connected the toslink audio out to my receiver and the Google streaming app only sends in 2ch stereo. The HDMI-connected and air TV devices will pass through the encoded surround channel encoding through the toslink.. So if you have a external speaker setup and you are paying for Hulu, Peacock, Netflix, etc or any streaming service that streams in Digital Surround, or Atmos you aren't getting it. You have to use a pseudo surround of Nero 6 or Dolby PLII. The only way to get streaming surround is to get an HDMI Dongle at least on TCL SMART TV with Google Streaming. While I don't know for sure about TCL SMART TVs ... MoreGreat picture quality, My reason for Not 5 stars is as follows- I have a home theater setup and am very disappointed with the Google streaming app. I connected the toslink audio out to my receiver and the Google streaming app only sends in 2ch stereo. The HDMI-connected and air TV devices will pass through the encoded surround channel encoding through the toslink.. So if you have a external speaker setup and you are paying for Hulu, Peacock, Netflix, etc or any streaming service that streams in Digital Surround, or Atmos you aren't getting it. You have to use a pseudo surround of Nero 6 or Dolby PLII. The only way to get streaming surround is to get an HDMI Dongle at least on TCL SMART TV with Google Streaming. While I don't know for sure about TCL SMART TVs equipped with ROKU streaming, I would assume it would be the same deal of just getting 2-channel transmission through the optical out toslink to external speakers and theater setups. While not a deal breaker, it is a disappointment and I want people with external sound system setups to be aware of this limitation in using any of the streaming services built into this TV. If you don't have an external sound system setup this TV will meet all your expectations as the built-in sound does just fine in being clear and with good volume, but don't expect any wow factor no matter what setting you put on it
Pretty sure we paid around $350.00 for our Toshiba 26” CRT (picture tube) (no, really) HDTV. When the picture started folding over on itself at the top of the screen, we replaced it with a 42” Westinghouse for about the same price. It started developing the dreaded hot spots. One was tolerable but two were impossible to ignore.My chin is still smarting from dropping when I saw the price for this TCL 43” set. The thin bezel makes the screen look even bigger and the 60 fps QLED screen makes everything look like a movie. I chose this one because we already have a Roku Ultra, so Roku TV would be redundant. I skipped setting it up for Google TV and didn’t even unwrap the remote control because my GE universal remote by Jasco works perfectly. The second code on their ... MorePretty sure we paid around $350.00 for our Toshiba 26” CRT (picture tube) (no, really) HDTV. When the picture started folding over on itself at the top of the screen, we replaced it with a 42” Westinghouse for about the same price. It started developing the dreaded hot spots. One was tolerable but two were impossible to ignore.My chin is still smarting from dropping when I saw the price for this TCL 43” set. The thin bezel makes the screen look even bigger and the 60 fps QLED screen makes everything look like a movie. I chose this one because we already have a Roku Ultra, so Roku TV would be redundant. I skipped setting it up for Google TV and didn’t even unwrap the remote control because my GE universal remote by Jasco works perfectly. The second code on their list works all of the necessary buttons. The TV supports two-way control with the Roku Ultra. You can turn it off from the Roku home screen and turn it back on by waking up the Roku Ultra.Setup was no-brainer simple, and if you turn on more bells and whistles than you want, a factory reset doesn’t take that long.It’s a keeper!
You won’t realize how big this TV is until you see it in person in your room. We have a big living room and previously we had an 82” 4k which is decent, but this 98” is huge and matches the size of the room and the wall. Hanging it from the wall doesn’t seem practical since it is so big that there is no need to put it higher and finding an economical, sturdy and decent swivel bracket for a 120 lb TV is not cheap and difficult to guarantee that the arm is not going to start leaning forward and give up due to the heavy weight.Picture quality is decent and for this price I won’t complain. Nowadays all videos are played from streaming services and sometimes the app and internet speed will affect the quality of the image. Based on a couple of tests, I can say that the ... MoreYou won’t realize how big this TV is until you see it in person in your room. We have a big living room and previously we had an 82” 4k which is decent, but this 98” is huge and matches the size of the room and the wall. Hanging it from the wall doesn’t seem practical since it is so big that there is no need to put it higher and finding an economical, sturdy and decent swivel bracket for a 120 lb TV is not cheap and difficult to guarantee that the arm is not going to start leaning forward and give up due to the heavy weight.Picture quality is decent and for this price I won’t complain. Nowadays all videos are played from streaming services and sometimes the app and internet speed will affect the quality of the image. Based on a couple of tests, I can say that the streaming from the native apps from google TV works better than plugging in a Roku 4K or an Apple TV.We are super happy with this purchase and the geek squad team that did the delivery, unwrapping and setup on top of our furniture was super professional and respectful. Also, the bestbuy financing of 24 months with NO interest is super convenient and avoids taking a $2k instantaneous hit in your finances. I just make sure it’s on autopay and set up the amount that will pay it off before the promotion period ends. The sound is hard to criticize since a screen this big needs a surround system and I don't think it will be playing the audio by itself.Last but not least the operating system with Google OS has impressed me. I’m invested in the apple ecosystem but this is quick, responsive, and it has all the apps that I need including apple’s Airplay that I use a lot casting gopro videos and pictures. Let’s hope it lasts several years to come.
Pros1) Picture quality is great! Moved up from an older (2018) Onida 4K LCD TV and I can tell the difference in the brightness and picture quality.2) Price - Perfectly good for a budget TV (bought at 299 before taxes).3) Smart TV features - we love the AirPlay feature with Apple products. We use it to watch movies and mirror screens when discussing/planning trips and zoom calls with the family.4) Packaging - packaging was secure and well packed to avoid any damage in transit5) Gaming - can do 120fps @ 1440p on the playstation 5! I have tested this and looks great. You can play games at 40 fps that support it (Spiderman 2 and Miles Morales for instance) and the experience is very close to a 60fps game.Cons:1) Not a con per se, but don't be surprised at the ... MorePros1) Picture quality is great! Moved up from an older (2018) Onida 4K LCD TV and I can tell the difference in the brightness and picture quality.2) Price - Perfectly good for a budget TV (bought at 299 before taxes).3) Smart TV features - we love the AirPlay feature with Apple products. We use it to watch movies and mirror screens when discussing/planning trips and zoom calls with the family.4) Packaging - packaging was secure and well packed to avoid any damage in transit5) Gaming - can do 120fps @ 1440p on the playstation 5! I have tested this and looks great. You can play games at 40 fps that support it (Spiderman 2 and Miles Morales for instance) and the experience is very close to a 60fps game.Cons:1) Not a con per se, but don't be surprised at the lack of high quality sound. It's somewhat tinny when compared my older TV which had some good bass to it. Mids aren't great either. Invest in a sound bar.2) The TV panel doesn't do well with reflections (see image) - so don't keep any lamps/lights or even a window behind you or keep them turned offOverall a great purchase. Just don't expect amazing HDR quality but then again, you only notice what's missing when you compare TV panels side-by-side.
Do not purchase this television.Short version:1) The user interface has issues that are widespread and searchable/verifiable on the web that make this a defective User Interface.2) There is an unnecessarily difficult Administrative/Password and User Profile system that prevents simple adjustments to Video, Audio, and Device Settings for accounts that are not the Administrator.3) This uses the Google TV OS, which goes above and beyond the necessity of a Smart TV User Interface.The detailed version:This TV has the single most infuriating UI to deal with, that, in spite of the panel's quality and the low price for what you get, I returned it after having already mounted it and spent nearly an hour pushing forward through the adversarial nature of UI to set ... MoreDo not purchase this television.Short version:1) The user interface has issues that are widespread and searchable/verifiable on the web that make this a defective User Interface.2) There is an unnecessarily difficult Administrative/Password and User Profile system that prevents simple adjustments to Video, Audio, and Device Settings for accounts that are not the Administrator.3) This uses the Google TV OS, which goes above and beyond the necessity of a Smart TV User Interface.The detailed version:This TV has the single most infuriating UI to deal with, that, in spite of the panel's quality and the low price for what you get, I returned it after having already mounted it and spent nearly an hour pushing forward through the adversarial nature of UI to set up the Apps.Following my daughter's Samsung dying after about 5 years of ownership, It my was my intention to give TCL a chance, seeing as how I had heard good things about their panels and the price was lower than a Samsung for similar specs.This was a huge mistake.I was unaware of the "parental system" built ito the Google TV operating system, and you cannot get around this if you manage a child's Google account.I have a 14 year old daughter who has a Google account, which her mom and I both manage and have never had an issues with, regarding setting up new devices for her to use.Evidently, you cannot setup this TV with a "kids" account--you must first set it up with your personal (parental) account, then add the child as another user, effectively making you the Administrator of this TV.To access Video and Audio settings (such as Brightness, Optical Audio Out, etc), you must switch to the Administrator account, but only after entering a PIN.Upon switching back to my daughter's account, I was faced with a UI bug, wherein she was signed out of YouTube, and when I selected her name, the interface was unresponsive when trying to confirm the login (this is an actual unresolved bug that you can search for on the web and find forum post about it).The solution: uninstall the YouTube App, then re-install it and log her back in (which is a whole process involving approving the sign in for both my daughter and myself).This must be done every time I switch from one account to another...I've been using technology that utilizes operating systems like Window, Mac or Android for over 30 years. I'm also game developer, and part of my job is to design and code User Interfaces--I know what I'm doing, and I know when something like this is fundamentally broken.I've never been so angry over a product that should be exceeding simple to get right.This is inexcusable (in this day and age) and TCL does NOT deserve your money.
This is an update to my previous review. I wanted to edit THAT review, but I can't find any way to do that, unfortunately.I was able to figure out the issue with the TV following my software update with the assistance of TCL Support. They were very friendly and thorough.My previous review was written after a long, frustrating day. In fact, this TV is quite nice. The picture is very bright with good color. It's not "true" HDR, but it is SO much brighter than my old television and you really shouldn't expect true HDR at this price point just yet. The internal speaker is surprisingly good as well. Voices are nicely separated from other sounds and are easily understandable. I have hooked up the television to a separate speaker bar and everything works together quite ... MoreThis is an update to my previous review. I wanted to edit THAT review, but I can't find any way to do that, unfortunately.I was able to figure out the issue with the TV following my software update with the assistance of TCL Support. They were very friendly and thorough.My previous review was written after a long, frustrating day. In fact, this TV is quite nice. The picture is very bright with good color. It's not "true" HDR, but it is SO much brighter than my old television and you really shouldn't expect true HDR at this price point just yet. The internal speaker is surprisingly good as well. Voices are nicely separated from other sounds and are easily understandable. I have hooked up the television to a separate speaker bar and everything works together quite well. I'm glad I chose to go with a Google TV type television, as it works very well with my Samsung mobile phone. I basically just use my phone as a sort of TV Guide and then cast my channel choice easily to the television.In short, I'm very happy with my purchase and the support that I received from TCL.
I came from a pretty cheap, non-smart 1080p TV that started getting dead pixel lines after about 2 years of use, so we were looking for a nicer TV that wouldn't break the bank and that would last for a while longer. Suffice to say, this TV is wonderful!! I got it on a deal, and at that price I don't think we could've done much better.I've always been a bit skeptical of smart TVs since you can just buy a Chromecast, but I'm happy to say that this one is just smart enough for our needs without being overly dense. Also, getting the version with Google TV was the best choice ever because now I don't need my old Chromecast for regular use! Going through menus and watching stuff through the built-in Google TV is smooth as butter, which was a relief after years of seeing ... MoreI came from a pretty cheap, non-smart 1080p TV that started getting dead pixel lines after about 2 years of use, so we were looking for a nicer TV that wouldn't break the bank and that would last for a while longer. Suffice to say, this TV is wonderful!! I got it on a deal, and at that price I don't think we could've done much better.I've always been a bit skeptical of smart TVs since you can just buy a Chromecast, but I'm happy to say that this one is just smart enough for our needs without being overly dense. Also, getting the version with Google TV was the best choice ever because now I don't need my old Chromecast for regular use! Going through menus and watching stuff through the built-in Google TV is smooth as butter, which was a relief after years of seeing laggy, painful menuing in other smart TVs.As for the TV itself, it is WONDERFUL for our needs and use cases. I remember some people complaining about sound, but to be honest the built-in speakers are perfectly serviceable—I'm not picky. The build quality is also very good too.Great value for the price!!My phone made the room look way darker in this picture, but here's a still from Gravity Falls I guess!
The TCL 43” Q Class 4K UHD QLED Smart TV with Google TV is perfect for my home! We love watching movies on the weekends and an episode or two of a show each night. Our house is quaint, so we prefer a modest size television. It was time to upgrade our smaller, five year old TV and this was an excellent improvement. There are several different picture options depending on what you’re watching and they are worth adjusting each time you turn on something new for the appropriate type of video quality. The google tv voice feature on the remote is awesome. I guess some could consider it slow, but it’s searching through all my apps to play from the right spot. Sometimes I know exactly what I want on, so I can tell it what to do and walk away. It’s great. There are a lot of ... MoreThe TCL 43” Q Class 4K UHD QLED Smart TV with Google TV is perfect for my home! We love watching movies on the weekends and an episode or two of a show each night. Our house is quaint, so we prefer a modest size television. It was time to upgrade our smaller, five year old TV and this was an excellent improvement. There are several different picture options depending on what you’re watching and they are worth adjusting each time you turn on something new for the appropriate type of video quality. The google tv voice feature on the remote is awesome. I guess some could consider it slow, but it’s searching through all my apps to play from the right spot. Sometimes I know exactly what I want on, so I can tell it what to do and walk away. It’s great. There are a lot of different search features and apps. They have all been easy to access and navigate. Nothing has crashed or frozen (which used to happen a lot with my old tv). Setting it up was a little tricky. It struggled staying connecting to the internet which make setup time take longer than anticipated. But once you get through setup, you run a firmware update and it’s good to go. It hasn’t disconnected from WiFi since. It’s too big for my old TV mount, but I know when I get a new one installed, it will look perfect on my living room wall. The remote it came with is a good size. I like that it’s sleek but large enough to not get lost in my couch the second I set it down! It has one touch app buttons, voice control/google tv and they are going to get a lot of mileage. I’m really happy with it all in all and hope it lasts many years.
I've had this over a month now, and I'm very happy with this, especially for the price. Colors are excellent. It's much brighter than i expected, to the extent that at times in a dark room at night it's almost too bright. I haven't played with the calibration or advanced settings much, it's that the whites at almost too prominent. It's not a flaw, I'm sure i can tweak it a bit. And it's perfectly bright when the morning sun comes in through the window, colors still popping clear. So it would be great in a really bright room.Motion judder is usually non-existent, with one caveat (more on that below) i have little experience with the higher end OLEDs with higher refresh rates, so maybe it could be better, but for a 43" TV that we normally watch from about 15' away, ... MoreI've had this over a month now, and I'm very happy with this, especially for the price. Colors are excellent. It's much brighter than i expected, to the extent that at times in a dark room at night it's almost too bright. I haven't played with the calibration or advanced settings much, it's that the whites at almost too prominent. It's not a flaw, I'm sure i can tweak it a bit. And it's perfectly bright when the morning sun comes in through the window, colors still popping clear. So it would be great in a really bright room.Motion judder is usually non-existent, with one caveat (more on that below) i have little experience with the higher end OLEDs with higher refresh rates, so maybe it could be better, but for a 43" TV that we normally watch from about 15' away, it's smooth.Upscaling of older shows, all the way back to 480p/sd is great. Very clean and looks great.Sound is really nice. Plenty of power to fill a medium sized bedroom with the volume set near the middle so there's no over distortion.A really nice feature here is with one button on the remote all the most common picture and sound settings pop up discreetly across the bottom of the screen, including all the presets (HDR modes & Sound modes), so anyone can easily, and after a few weeks intuitively, switch to the best settings for whatever they are watching (Movies, sports, talk shows, Tv shows, nature docs, etc). This is one of my favorite things, as i said, this thing can almost be too bright and colorful, so based on what I'm watching, &/or when I'm watching it and the room conditions, i can tweak the basic modes, brightness, color saturation, etc, easily without and quickly, without worrying about getting out back to my "favorite" settings, because it's just as easy to get it back. This is something that's been more work with all the other 4k & HDR TVs I've had. With this it's simple.So the software (GoogleTV). I'm getting used to it. I still miss my FireTV. It's generally pretty quick. Very little lag between apps, etc. It's a little more "suggestive" like you'd expect, but not in an interfering way. But some of the apos, most notably Pluto so far, seem to have an occasional judder issue. Meaning I'm watching a show or movie with ads, and an ad plays, when the organ program starts up again, it judders/lags/unsynchs. And it can compound, and get worse with each ad. Semi regular with pluto, happened with something else too. I'm not sure if it's GoogleTV, the Plutob App, the TVs AI switching between the movie and ad (switching Resolutons/HDR/etc). Most of what we watch has no ads, and losing Pluto isn't a big deal, but thought I'd point that out.
This is a budget television with enough features that will please most people at its particularly low price point. First off the packaging is extensive enough and gets an A+. The TV is super thin and light weight, only weighing 14.6 pounds. Navigating through the menu of the Google OS is smooth as can be on this TV, which I can say, isn’t quite the case on my Hisense U7N, a step above this TV in overall terms of quality.As far as the picture goes the images are high quality. Anything HD, Full HD, or 4K/4K HDR looks really good for the most part. I will say though the images will lack in depth as far as contrast ratios and brightness are concerned. This TV doesn’t get nearly as bright as mid range or higher end models. You will notice this moreso in outdoor scenes ... MoreThis is a budget television with enough features that will please most people at its particularly low price point. First off the packaging is extensive enough and gets an A+. The TV is super thin and light weight, only weighing 14.6 pounds. Navigating through the menu of the Google OS is smooth as can be on this TV, which I can say, isn’t quite the case on my Hisense U7N, a step above this TV in overall terms of quality.As far as the picture goes the images are high quality. Anything HD, Full HD, or 4K/4K HDR looks really good for the most part. I will say though the images will lack in depth as far as contrast ratios and brightness are concerned. This TV doesn’t get nearly as bright as mid range or higher end models. You will notice this moreso in outdoor scenes in movies/tv shows. You will not see bright specular highlights reflecting off various objects. It still gets bright enough to fight off some glare from various light sources in rooms including sunlight.I would like to comment that the controller fits in my hand well and the TV responds quickly to my button presses. Also the Quantum Dot color is vibrant. As far as negatives go though, I will say there will be some noticeable issues concerning motion hiccups, the blurring of small images in sports such as the football/soccerball/baseball, also issues with banding/macroblocking/artifacting. There is an option in the menu to smooth out digital noise/film grain to various extents while retaining certain degrees of image detail. I would also like to express that this TV isn’t good for having wider seating arrangements featuring more than 2 or 3 people. The quality of the image degrades as you start to move off angle just a few degrees or so.One more thing I’ll touch upon is the sound. Me personally I like the surround sound experience. You can achieve this partially by having Dolby Atoms enabled. I also turned the bass all the weigh up. It does sound decent and definitely adds an extra layer of dimension. However if you want better bass, a better sounding center channel, and better sounding Dolby Atoms/surround sound, I’d go with at least a 3.1.2 soundbar.So finally, I’ll conclude, the bottom line is that this TV will impress most casual viewers while also satisfying even your more fine tuned TV enthusiasts, due to value/quality/price. I would definitely go get this for a guest bedroom, a smaller size, or even a living room, one of the larger 50 plus inch sizes. This TV shouldn’t disappoint! When comparing this TV to some of my more higher end TVs, including my LG C2, Samsung QN90A, and Hisense U7N, I’ll rank this giving it a 4/5 stars. Overall at this particular price point and for all that you get, I’ll easily give it a 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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TCL 65" Class Q6-Series 4K UHD HDR QLED Smart Google TV - 65Q651G
TCL QM7 Q-Class Smart TVs offer the perfect TV for fast action movies, sports, and next-level gaming with QLED ULTRA Quantum Dot technology and HDR ULTRA with Dolby Vision IQ you can enjoy enhanced contrast and vivid colors. TCL’s High Brightness ULTRA Direct LED Backlight produces up to 1,500+ nits peak brightness for dazzling specular highlights, perfect for any viewing environment. QD-Mini LED provides up to 1,500+ local dimming zones adapting to on-screen content for deep blacks without image blooming powered by TCL's AIPQ PRO Processor, an advanced processor optimizing each scene with machine learning for an unrivaled cinematic experience. 120Hz native panel refresh rate with Motion Rate 480 focuses on best-in-class motion clarity producing smooth video playback. With TCL's Game Accelerator 240 and Auto Game Mode gameplay is blistering fast keeping you ahead of the competition. TCL QM7 TVs feature Dolby Atmos, DTS Virtual:X, and an all-new ONKYO speaker system with a built-in subwoofer for high performance spatial sound. TCL Q Class Smart TVs are True Premium TVs.
TCL QM7 Q-Class Smart TVs offer the perfect TV for fast action movies, sports, and next-level gaming with QLED ULTRA Quantum Dot technology and HDR ULTRA with Dolby Vision IQ you can enjoy enhanced contrast and vivid colors. TCL’s High Brightness ULTRA Direct LED Backlight produces up to 1,500+ nits peak brightness for dazzling specular highlights, perfect for any viewing environment. QD-Mini LED provides up to 1,500+ local dimming zones adapting to on-screen content for deep blacks without image blooming powered by TCL's AIPQ PRO Processor, an advanced processor optimizing each scene with machine learning for an unrivaled cinematic experience. 120Hz native panel refresh rate with Motion Rate 480 focuses on best-in-class motion clarity producing smooth video playback. With TCL's Game Accelerator 240 and Auto Game Mode gameplay is blistering fast keeping you ahead of the competition. TCL QM7 TVs feature Dolby Atmos, DTS Virtual:X, and an all-new ONKYO speaker system with a built-in subwoofer for high performance spatial sound. TCL Q Class Smart TVs are True Premium TVs.
TCL QM7 Q-Class Smart TVs offer the perfect TV for fast action movies, sports, and next-level gaming with QLED ULTRA Quantum Dot technology and HDR ULTRA with Dolby Vision IQ you can enjoy enhanced contrast and vivid colors. TCL’s High Brightness ULTRA Direct LED Backlight produces up to 1,500+ nits peak brightness for dazzling specular highlights, perfect for any viewing environment. QD-Mini LED provides up to 1,500+ local dimming zones adapting to on-screen content for deep blacks without image blooming powered by TCL's AIPQ PRO Processor, an advanced processor optimizing each scene with machine learning for an unrivaled cinematic experience. 120Hz native panel refresh rate with Motion Rate 480 focuses on best-in-class motion clarity producing smooth video playback. With TCL's Game Accelerator 240 and Auto Game Mode gameplay is blistering fast keeping you ahead of the competition. TCL QM7 TVs feature Dolby Atmos, DTS Virtual:X, and an all-new ONKYO speaker system with a built-in subwoofer for high performance spatial sound. TCL Q Class Smart TVs are True Premium TVs.
TCL QM7 Q-Class Smart TVs offer the perfect TV for fast action movies, sports, and next-level gaming with QLED ULTRA Quantum Dot technology and HDR ULTRA with Dolby Vision IQ you can enjoy enhanced contrast and vivid colors. TCL’s High Brightness ULTRA Direct LED Backlight produces up to 1,500+ nits peak brightness for dazzling specular highlights, perfect for any viewing environment. QD-Mini LED provides up to 1,500+ local dimming zones adapting to on-screen content for deep blacks without image blooming powered by TCL's AIPQ PRO Processor, an advanced processor optimizing each scene with machine learning for an unrivaled cinematic experience. 120Hz native panel refresh rate with Motion Rate 480 focuses on best-in-class motion clarity producing smooth video playback. With TCL's Game Accelerator 240 and Auto Game Mode gameplay is blistering fast keeping you ahead of the competition. TCL QM7 TVs feature Dolby Atmos, DTS Virtual:X, and an all-new ONKYO speaker system with a built-in subwoofer for high performance spatial sound. TCL Q Class Smart TVs are True Premium TVs.
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The lowest price for TCL 65" Class Q6-Series 4K UHD HDR QLED Smart Google TV - 65Q651G right now is $744.11 at ubuy.com.jo, compared across 5 retailers.
The all-time low was $600.86 on 12 May 2026 — today's price is 24% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 24 May 2026.
