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TCL 55-inch 6-Series 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR QLED Roku Smart TV - 55R635, 2021 Model , Black

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Size: 55 in


Style: TV Only


Features

  • Superior 4K Ultra HD: Picture clarity combined with the contrast, color, and detail of Dolby Vision HDR (High Dynamic Range) for the most lifelike picture.Panel Resolution 3840 x 2160. VESA Hole Pattern 300mm x 300mm
  • Mini-LED Technology: Uncompromised contrast, brightness, and uniformity for incredible viewing in any environment
  • Product Size (WxHxD) with Stand: 48.3" x 31.1" x 13.7"; Product Size (WxHxD) without stand: 48.3" x 28.1" x 2.8"
  • QLED: Quantum dot technology delivers better brightness and wider color volume
  • Contrast Control Zones: Contrast is individually optimized across up to 240 localized zones for striking contrast between bright and dark areas of the image
  • THX Certified Game Mode: Gain a competitive edge with the most optimal viewing experience for big screen gaming; never miss the action due to image smear, response time, or input lag, and enjoy the game as it was intended by the creators
  • 4 HDMI inputs (1 eARC): Connect all your favorite devices through the four HDMI inputs that includes 1 eARC to easily sync audio and video sources and deliver better quality sound

Description

TCL's 6-Series combines stunning 4K HDR and mini-LED technology in a bold, brushed metal design for a superior TV experience. Quantum Dot technology and the HDR Pro Pack with Dolby Vision combine for greater brightness and contrast, as well as a full palette of rich colors. TCL’s Contrast Control Zone technology optimizes the image across individual zones to yield striking contrast between light and dark areas. The 6-Series models’ AiPQ Engine uses machine-learning algorithms to optimize color, contrast and clarity for an unrivaled 4K HDR experience. Easy Voice Control lets you control your entertainment using just your voice. Gain a competitive edge with the world’s first TV featuring THX Certified Game Mode combined with Variable Refresh Rate and Auto Game Mode for a smoother, optimized gaming experience. Plus, the Roku OS provides seamless access to thousands of streaming channels, your cable box, Blu-ray player, gaming console, and other devices without flipping through inputs or complicated menus. The super-simple remote—with about half the number of buttons on a traditional TV remote—puts you in control of your favorite entertainment.

Screen Size: 50 Inches


Brand: TCL


Display Technology: mini-QLED


Product Dimensions: 13.7"D x 48.3"W x 31.1"H


Resolution: 4K


Refresh Rate: 120 Hz


Special Feature: Superior 4K HDR Picture Quality; Wide Color Powered by QLED Technology; Contrast Control Zone Technology, AiPQ Engine with Smart HDR, Smart 4K Upscaling, and Smart Contrast; THX Certified Game Mode; Auto Game Mode; Easy Voice Control works with Alexa and Google Assistant See more


Model Name: 55R635


Included Components: Stand, Power Cord, Warranty Info, Remote, Quick Start Guide


Brand Name: ‎TCL


Item Weight: ‎43.7 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎13.7 x 48.3 x 31.1 inches


Item model number: ‎55R635


Batteries: ‎3 AAA batteries required. (included)


Color Name: ‎Black


Special Features: ‎Superior 4K HDR Picture Quality; Wide Color Powered by QLED Technology; Contrast Control Zone Technology, AiPQ Engine with Smart HDR, Smart 4K Upscaling, and Smart Contrast; THX Certified Game Mode; Auto Game Mode; Easy Voice Control works with Alexa and Google Assistant


Speaker Type: ‎Satellite


Item Weight: ‎43.7 Pounds


Standing screen display size: ‎50 Inches


Date First Available: August 11, 2020


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Size: 55 in Style: TV Only
I was looking for a 55" TV, at a reasonable price not realizing that most of the decent TV's in this range were gone, and I was lucky to be looking at Amazon the day these TV's dropped and quickly purchased one on the 11th. OK, I received my TV today (8/13/2020) replacing an older TLC series 4. Nothing wrong with my old TV, with the exception that even through I have 1 gig internet, my download speeds would never go over 20 mb/s. I have found it really hard to get a straight answer whether this was good/bad, or something else and I would swear that initially when I first hooked the TV up download speed were much faster before dropping to 20 and staying there.Since that TV didn't have an Ethernet jack, I could not plug it in. So the first burning question was checking internet download speed with an Ethernet cable. My download speed is now 90mb/s, much better, but not outstanding. I can get a 1000 or more on my PC plugged in. I than checked wireless and it was the same at around 90. So I believe that I am running into a speed limitation of the device. I would be interested in hearing what people are actually getting for download speeds. What speed is your service and what is your download speed on WIFI and Ethernet? Otherwise, so far the new 2020 series 6 is re-markedly similar to my old series 4. The controls and layout are virtually the same. The picture looks great certainly an upgrade. Overall I am pleased with the new TV, it was very easy to set-up and as I said so functionally similar to the old TV that I see very little difference other than improved picture quality. UPDATE: 8/18/2020 Now that I have had this TV for almost a week, I have to give it up for the picture quality. Watching older sitcoms, the picture is so much better that it is almost equivalent to the difference when HD first came out and I saw it for the first time. Watching shows made in 4K was at first off putting as the enhanced definition highlights the acting and gave the picture almost a surreal another dimension quality. Because of the brightness and clarity the picture on this TV looks way bigger than my series 4, 55". My wife was so sure that it was bigger that I had to measure it and show her that it wasn't. The TV speakers are also way better than previous generations, I can now actually hear dialog and use them for normal TV viewing. Really feels like $650 well spent. Update: 8/21/2020 I believe that it is shame that so many many reviews are negatively focusing on this TV's inability to game 4K at 120 HZ, when this is an outlying spec for gaming that won't be standard at a reasonable price for a very long time. I would ask reviewers that if they can find a TV at this price range that can handle higher gaming resolutions they should buy it and review that TV. This is a reasonably priced 4K TV with outstanding performance for the price point. As I mentioned, the native speakers are much better than my older TV, and are usable. However I decided to try a soundbar rather than hook-up my Bose 16 series (which I will do later for music), and I purchased a TLC 7.1 soundbar. For the price the soundbar works well and it's base is not overwhelming which is a plus for me. The soundbar installed with no issues, and I noticed no delay with audio, or when switching between apps. In my limited experience much of the sync issues with sound I have had in the past were do to internet connection glitches rather than hardware. Update 9/3/2020 So I have had this TV for three weeks and I am very happy with it. I am a little skeptical of the reviews that talk about blooming and black crush. Seems to be the buzz words these days but I am not sure that I am buying most of it. I have not seen an issue with the 4K test videos available, and I suspect that your image may depend more on where you are getting your input from than the set. No doubt that there are TV's that do black and other things better, but not at this price point and the fact the reviewers are even comparing these "flaws" with TVs that cost a lot more should tell you something. I suspect that the vast majority of people will be happy with this purchase. I still believe that it was $650 well spent. My only complaint and it is not really a complaint is that this TV is so bright that even sitting 8 feet away it feels like a way bigger TV than my last 55 inch. I ended up turning the brightness down from normal to dark . I am kind of glad I didn't wait for the 65 inch which may have been to big to watch comfortably, but obliviously you may feel differently. 10/11/2021: Notes: This TV is still going strong. no problems. I paid $650 (plus tax) last year and now it is close to $800. I figured that it would get less expensive which has not happened, welcome to inflation. Notes on 4K: Actual 4K content looks great but it is still fairly rare, as most content is not being broadcast in true 4K even if they say it is. This TV does a fine job in upgrading older content which is what you will likely be seeing more than anything else, and it can handle actual 4K (at 60HZ), which is just fine. I believe that it will be awhile before the capability of this TV is stretched, in spite of all the hype about 4K and now 8K. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2020 by John
    • Waited 16 years for this TV
Size: 55 in Style: TV Only
I've wanted a quality HDTV since first they came out in circa 2005 (was it?). I am a fairly competent tech person, but I don't know a whole lot about TVs, since they're constantly adding new features and such. I stopped by Best Buy several years ago and described my budget (which was comparatively really low, ~$600 at the time), and they said for my budget, I should get the TCL 6-series. I didn't have the funds to pick one up so I kept trying to save up for it. I've been monitoring them since. I finally got it, and am very pleased. I made sure to get the 2021 model of the 6-series, which afaict is worth it. I heard about the H9G, but heard about supposed quality control problems (same but less so with TCL), so far haven't had a problem. Also the TCL supposedly had better color accuracy, despite having somewhat less peak nits. I've noticed some of what I think must be blooming with the local array dimming, (but only in pathological shots like title screens and such, not in actual content) and so I don't really care about that. I like things to be bright and the TV does that. The biggest thing about Dolby Vision/HDR I've noticed is not that things are bright, which they are, but that they are bright and accurate and realistic. Dolby Vision gets rid of the banding that you usually get, because they choose the color palette per shot. This TV certainly has better blacks than say the $150 Onn TV I've had for a while, although it does crush the deepest blacks a bit. Also the TV looks better from the side than I was led to believe from some reviews. All in all I am very happy, but I did *not* manage to get the TV (maybe the 2020 model) when it went on sale for $578 or something at Walmart a while ago. So I had some purchase pain. The thing is, I *really* don't have a lot of money, and while I am glad I finally got a good TV, it's not without some regret for the price I paid. That said, it's been nice getting my dream TV. I had to note that the Onn had better color performance in retrospect than I had initially estimated, although Onn is made by Element I believe and they have ridiculously good color for the price. The Onn severely crushes many shades of black, and doesn't get as bright, etc, etc. So if you have the money and want a great TV, then I recommend the TCL 6-series. Do note, they are coming out with 8K TCL 6-series TVs supposedly later in 2021, you might want to find out what they will charge for those. I wish I had known that, although tbh, I sometimes can't tell upscaled 2K from 4K, so I doubt 8K is all that necessary (especially at my 55" size). Very glad I went with the TCL. I bought from Amazon, but not Amazon ships from and sold by. Not sure how that worked out. There was a hole in my package, but the TV seems flawless. Also, I cannot tell if I won the panel lottery, since I have no basis for comparison (I don't go to stores due to COVID), but I seem to have, and I'm happy about that. I'm trying to think if there is anything else I should say. Maybe that finding Dolby Vision content is kinda harder than I expected, although there is plenty of HDR on Youtube and others for instance. Also note this TV lacks HDR10+ (an open competitor for Dolby Vision (I approve of open standards)), and also cannot do 4K@120Hz, which I don't care about, don't think my RX580 is gonna care. You do lose HDR at the max 1440p@120Hz. Not that I have even used that setting or noticed if I did. The difference between Dolby Vision/HDR10/SDR is there, and I certainly do like it, but if you are super tight on cash, consider getting a good look at it yourself to see if it is worth it to you. All in all I am super stoked about this purchase. I cannot recommend this TV enough to those who have the funds. I really like the TCL. Interestingly, there have been more foreign media showing up on my Youtube, which is actually kinda nice but a bit mind-bending at the same time, not sure if it's due to encryption certificates or something like that. Probably not, but I don't have an explanation for it. Roku is nicer than I expected, but still a bit simplistic. I perhaps wish there was more customizability, or maybe I just haven't found that section. Anyway, I'm dweebing... Take care! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2021 by Andrew J. Dougherty

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