TCL 55-Inch QM7 QLED 4K Smart QD-Mini LED TV with Google TV (55QM751G, 2024 Model) Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, HDR, Game Accelerator up to 120Hz, Voice Remote, Works with Alexa, Streaming Television
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Size: 55 inches
Style: TV only
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- 4K UltraHD Resolution - Experience incredible detail with 4X the resolution of 1080p Full HDTVs.
- QD-Mini LED - Up to 1,500+ local dimming zones provides stunning contrast with super dark blacks to intense whites.
- QLED ULTRA Quantum Dot Technology - Rich, vibrant colors covering nearly the entire DCI-P3 color space to bring images to life.
- High Brightness ULTRA LED Backlight - Up to 1,500 nits peak brightness, QM7 models create ultra bright images with dazzling specular highlights, for a truly immersive and realistic cinematic experience.
- 120Hz Panel Refresh Rate (144 Hz Variable Refresh Rate) - Watch action-packed movies, fast-paced video games, and live sports with an ultra-smooth viewing experience, free of motion blur.
- TCL AIPQ PRO Processor with Deep Learning AI - Powerful, advanced processor intelligently optimizes the color, contrast, and clarity for an unrivaled 4K HDR experience.
- HDR ULTRA with Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, HDR10, & HLG - Enjoy enhanced contrast, accurate colors and fine details utilizing all the most advanced HDR formats.
- Motion Rate 480 with MEMC Frame Insertion - Combines multiple motion enhancement technologies for best-in-class motion clarity.
- Game Accelerator 240 - With up to blistering fast 240 VRR, enjoy more responsive gameplay without lag, designed to keep you at the top of any leaderboard.
- Auto Game Mode (ALLM) with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro - Automatically enables game mode for the lowest possible input lag and latency for an unmatched gaming performance.
Description
TCL QM7 Class Smart TVs offers 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.
Screen Size: 55 inches
Brand: TCL
Display Technology: QD Mini-LED, QLED
Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 144 hertz
Special Feature: Bezel-Less Design, Built-In Speaker, Chromecast, Game Mode, Wide Color Enhancer
Included Components: 1x Stand Plate, 1x Stand Neck Component, 2x AAA TV Remote Batteries, Power Cable, Remote Control, User Manual See more
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi
Aspect Ratio: 169
Product Dimensions: 2.76"D x 48.19"W x 27.95"H
Display Technology: QD Mini-LED, QLED
Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 144 hertz
Aspect Ratio: 169
Contrast Ratio: High
Maximum Display Brightness: 2400 nit
Screen Finish: Flat
HDR Format Supported: Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG
Motion Enhancement Technology: MEMC
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: Quantum Dot Color, QD-Mini LED
Display Language Options: English, Spanish, French
Display Backlight Configuration: Direct LED
Display Backlight Setting: Local Dimming
Display Backlight Technology: Mini-LED
Display Refresh Rate in Hertz: 144
Screen Size: 55 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 2.76"D x 48.19"W x 27.95"H
Item Weight: 28.9 pounds
Item Weight Without Stand: 28.9 pounds
Display Size Class: 55 inches
Size: 55 inches
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Speaker Description: ONKYO 2.1 Speaker System with 50W audio power (2 x 15W mid-range speakers + 20W subwoofer), featuring advanced audio post-processing for immersive 3D sound.
Number of Audio Channels: 2.1
Integrated Surround Sound Format: Dolby Atmos, DTS VirtualX
Line Voltage: 110 VAC 60 Hz
Annual Energy Consumption: 275 kilowatt hours per year
Additional Features: Bezel-Less Design, Built-In Speaker, Chromecast, Game Mode, Wide Color Enhancer
Parental Control Technology: V-Chip
Operating System: Google TV
Control Method: Voice
Remote Control Technology: Bluetooth
Controller Type: Voice Control
Brand: TCL
Built-In Media: 1x Stand Plate, 1x Stand Neck Component, 2x AAA TV Remote Batteries, Power Cable, Remote Control, User Manual
Model Name: 55QM751G
Antenna Location: Home Viewing
Model Year: 2024
Model Number: 55QM751G
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Model Series: QM7 Class
Remote Required Battery Size: AAAA
Specific Uses For Product: RM
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: TCL
UPC: 846042088558
Mfr Part Number: 55QM751G
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi
Internet Applications: Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu, Netflix, YouTube
Audio Input: HDMI, USB
Signal Format: ATSC, NTSC, Clear QAM, HDMI, USB, Ethernet
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 4
Hardware Interface: 3.5mm Audio, Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, S/PDIF, USB
Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi
Screen Mirroring Technology: Google Cast, Apple AirPlay
Bluetooth Version: 5.2
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 1
Total Usb Ports: 2
Content Sharing Direction: Mobile to TV
Number of Component Outputs: 1
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
VESA Mount Standard: 400 x 300 mm
Color: Black
Warranty Type: Limited
Tuner Type: ATSC
Video Encoding: H.264, H.265 (HEVC), VP9
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
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Size: 55 inches
Style: TV only
It is important to keep things in perspective here; this isn't the best QLED display on the market. You can get way better for way more money. In terms of the price (sub-$500 for the 55") this is up there when it comes for bang-for-buck for those who don't want to blow a paycheck. I have spent a week using this (more heavily than I would normally), to make sure this isn't something I wanted to start up a return for. I had read a ton of reviews, and was keeping an eye out for a number of different things that others had complained about. In all honesty, I was a little nervous. Out of the box - there weren't any dead pixels (perm. white or other colors). All of the pieces/parts that were supposed to be in the box were accounted for. Adding the base/stand to the bottom (I didn't want to wall-mount until I knew for sure we were keeping it) was doable by yourself, but it becomes WAY easier with the help of another person. Setup: If you are using the Google TV functionality, this will add time to your setup - but it will extend the library of apps you can choose from to add to the device compared to what is available as just a normal TCL display. I think the setup took me about 35 minutes in total. I only set up 3 apps (Prime, Netflix, and Plex) as part of the initial setup, and Plex was the only one of those not already installed. At this point, I no longer need the Roku Ultra nor the Chromecast w/ Google TV that are connected to the back of my other set. Picture/Performance: The default picture settings are crazy crisp. I was reminded of the early days of HD (720/1080) displays and how everything looked like it had been filmed with the family Hi8 camcorder, which wasn't necessarily a good thing. I was also streaming a show, and was noticing some strange action during movement handling for things that weren't lightning speed (quick hand movements and leg movements while kicking a soccer ball). The movement thing was a big fear I had - based on reviews. So I started doing some Google searches, as this set got RAVE reviews earlier this year at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), and many more after. Trusted sources when it comes to reviewing electronics. So clearly the display is capable of being set up and performing properly. I didn't have to look far to find settings that a reviewer used for the QM7 (and their other sets). Switching to similar settings (start with 'Movie' mode and bump the contrast down from 100 to what looks right for you, the site said they used 23), immediately removed the two problems I saw with the defaults. The picture is less sharp, and the motion correction was disabled in this mode. So far I haven't seen any further issues. Gaming: The Playstation 5 was automatically detected when connected to the HDMI port - so I didn’t have to name the input to make life easier for others in the house. The stock settings for Game mode just needed bumping a little to be a little brighter for my tastes. This could just be preference based on what I am used to from our old display. Very crisp. The color pops and the motion is fine with games with higher speed on-screen movement. Sound: While this will be connected to a sound system for better sound - for the last week we have used this with it nothing more than the built-in 2.1 speakers. While it isn’t anything to write home about, it is way better than the sound you get integrated into most displays nowadays. The small, rear-firing sub gives the sound some additional texture it otherwise would be lacking in (just like the competitors). Sometimes it is the simple things. Not everyone wants a soundbar sitting or full sound system. You have given these people a good alternative. I respect that. Shipping: You hear a lot of horror stories when it comes to shipping - regardless of who you purchase through. My preference is to pick such purchases up from a local big-box store. The reason I didn’t pick this up from a local (but national) big-box store is because their return policy is BS. Even if you buy their ‘insurance’ plan, their policy sucks. You are going to tell someone who just bough something for hundreds or potentially thousands of $$ that they can’t return/exchange it if there is a dead/broken pixel right in the middle of the screen right out of the box - even if they purchased the plan for extra money? You need to have a minimum of 3 bad pixels? Sorry, that is BS. I was unable to find something from Amazon that outlined such a policy, and was told that if I changed my mind about my purchase, I could return it. That is a win for Amazon/TCL. We were out of the house when the delivery driver was delivering it. He rang our doorbell and I talked to him. While a signature wasn’t needed, he was concerned about leaving the TV on the front porch as someone may steal it. I told him to just leave it there I had someone nearby who could put it inside in the next couple of minutes. I like the careful delivery and concern. The box was delivered in GREAT shape. Packaging: My only complaint with the packaging was the big picture of DK Metcalf (Seahawks WR) on the box sitting in the living room the past week. It would have been nice to have received a box with someone else on it, but I get it - probably a safe bet for the Northwest. The box was packaged well, and outside of something catastrophic (being dropped or a puncture from the side), the display was pretty safe inside. Bottom line: This is a great display. If you are looking for better display settings - Google for better display settings for the QM7 for watching movies or TV or playing PS5 or Xbox. You will find a community of people who have already given you a great place to start via Reddit, Youtube, and the web. And you can tweak it to your liking from there. Also, don’t be afraid to experiment - TCL has given you ways to return settings to their defaults should you not like where you have ended up and want to go back to the defaults again.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024 by R.Ling
Size: 55 inches
Style: TV only
I bought this to replace a 5 year old TCL 4 series TV I bought on a Black Friday sale. I got the TV on a good deal and Amazon delivered it to my door undamaged in a couple days. No dead pixels and the stand was a lot nicer than I expected. The TV was a lot nicer than the TV it replaced. I mostly got the TV for the refresh rate and it's worth it for that alone. I'm pleasantly surprised at the overall quality and improved smart tv stuff. I don't use it but it's a lot better than my 5 year old tv's smart stuff. There is some weird thing where certain video game scenes will darken the picture. I don't know what it is but it doesn't bother me enough to complain but I'm sure there's some technical term for it and it's some type of failure but I'm like 'meh'. I'd recommend this TV and I was happy with buying from amazon. Amazon said I needed to schedule and be at home to sign but I didn't need to schedule or sign. The normal amazon delivery guy dropped off the tv same as any other package. I was shopping for tvs at Costco because of their warranty but they make these disposable and purposely make the warranty difficult so I'm fully prepared to replace the tv when I have issues. I got my TV at amazon at a price point to outweigh Costco's offered warranty.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by CookieMonster
TL, DR: amazing connectivity and customization, very good picture quality and audio I took off 1 star because the remote is poorly designed If you're already in the Google ecosystem, this smart tv can make sign-ins and YouTube easier. YouTube integration is outstanding. *TV PICTURE QUALITY IS ONLY AS GOOD AS THE INPUT SOURCE* remember that, we'll come back to that later I got the 85 inch version. the box is HUGE, no issues with delivery, arrived in 2 days, 2 amazon delivery people carried it up my steep driveway. I hired a local guy ($100) to help me install, which went smoothly. CHANGE YOUR SETTINGS; "no fake frames" your tv is displaying a sequence of images (frames), that's what motion pictures are. This TV allows for a high degree of customization in this respect. Don't use the default settings, I'm begging you. I'm a professional cinematographer since 2011, and I want to see actual images from the actual program - not some interpretation of what my smart TV thinks it should look like. All "motion assist" will conform the program to 60 frames per second and generate "fake frames" to fill the in-between images. If you have Motion Assist enabled, 1/2 the images you're seeing are "fake", generated by the TV. If you're a cinephile, you don't want this. here's how I have my TV set up: all Motion settings OFF Local Contrast: Low Temperature: 0 (or -2) all Noise Reduction off This TV allows you to re-time external audio sources, which is GREAT. I have a old fashioned big stereo hooked up to the TV through an adapter and there was a 2ms delay in the sound. the QM7 sound settings allowed me to set the delay to -2, so now the big sound is PERFECT. Quirks of this model: Every new App resets the Picture Mode Every "Picture Mode" remembers its settings, so pick 1 to modify and stick with it default Temperature is Warm +3 (??) an app like Max (Dolby Vision) can reset your Picture Settings upon first watch upgrading from a 2020 65" TCL to the 85" QM7, and now I can *see* the difference between 1080p and 4k for the first time! remember how I said, TV picture quality is only as good as the source? you have 2 numbers to think about: resolution and bitrate Resolution is the amount of pixels on the screen bitrate is how fast the data is arriving this TV really shines when displaying fully 4k content on NetFlix, Max or YouTube but you may have to pay a little more to get 4k service on your streaming platform. If you're watching 1080p or 720p resolution on a big screen, it will make the flaws and pixelation larger = worse looking image. If you REALLY want to see the best picture quality on this TV, search for "8K timelapse" on YouTube. If you have fast internet, this will be the best picture source and you'll see what the TV is truly capable of. Physical media is gone, so you'll have to be mindful that all video is a compromise now (because it's streaming) and select accordingly. the remote design is poor and you can't buy any different remote. Major bummer, took off 1 star after emailing TCL and finding out I can't run any 3rd party remotes. You're stuck with this remote. Other good high-quality picture sources: DUNE 1+2 on Netflix 4k DUNE Prophecy on Max Rings of Power on Prime Video
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025 by StarMtnMedia
Size: 55 inches
Style: TV only
If you are looking for a TV for gaming this is it! I needed a new television for my den and I decided on the 55 inch. It’s more spectacular than I imagined. I have a PS5 and this TCL is an amazing addition to my gaming needs. The picture is amazing. Currently I’m playing Assassins Creed Valhalla and I had thought that the graphics were already fantastic but once I started playing I instantly saw the results. I was able to easily change the setting on my new TCL while seeing the impact each change had in the game. Within a couple of minutes fiddling around I had the perfect picture. Colors were more crisp. Zero lag and the scenery was instantly better. As for the 120 fps, most PS5 games include such a frame rate but not all. For example, Assassins Creed Valhalla does not but performance mode looks so good I hardly care about missing some graphical improvements. Once I started playing Spiderman 2 (which does have 120 fps while playing in quality mode) I was stunned and frustrated I had not purchased this TV sooner. If you want a cheaper option and think a TCL TV is a poor man’s television you are incredible wrong and ill informed. Buy it. You won’t regret it. One more thing. The sound is fantastic. The TV includes a subwoofer and in a small little den sounds so good!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025 by Nicholas
I've been buying television for quite some time ever since I was in college, so I'm familiar with technology and how was progress and they've gotten better, thinner, brighter and more colorful. This TCL model actually has 2400 nits of peak brightness. This is very critical and important. The average television middle to bottom introductory model in multiple televisions brands generally only go about 600-700 on average 400 for the introductory starter tvs. This one has 2400 nits peak brightness which is very important. It's critical in games movies shows, and even animes or basically any TV watching. The reason for this is because it primarily appears and more noticeable in HDR content like Dolby Vision stream like Netflix or physical Blu-ray disc, which takes advantage of it, 100% better than a stream. Anyways, from a visual standpoint, it's very important because if you have a low brightness on the television, you may not notice it up until you get a better model that has a higher one. For example, in my video games, the background would turn black and white on Mortal Kombat one as a person performs a fatality. You could see the detail of the front of the character, but the background that was black-and-white was not as noticeable In the new one it's like the whole screen lights up, (black/greys more vivid) the best part about this television is that it has multiple zones for brightness. So basically when something is not in use, it turns off. But when the whole screen is being used like let's say in a movie in daytime everything super bright very detailed and in general the color beautiful. This is a mini LED with a combination of quantum dot, which is the equivalent of Phillips or LG's version of nano displays. Has a layer of extra LEDs to produce extra colors. This one has a combination of both of those. The new technology of mini LED, which makes the TV lighter way more brighter, but also quantum do for the enhanced color. Absolutely nothing negative to say. It has everything you need from an HDR. Dolby Vision, standard HDR 10 even Dolby Vision IQ. Dolby Vision IQ got a massive from performance booth on the new television due to the brightness of the TV screen and the quality. My previous television that had it it use a camera sensor to determine the light and then adjust the color dynamically. The thing was is that the panel itself was not as colorful and not as bright as this televisiodue to the upgrade and screen quality and brightness Dolby vision IQ looks similar to Dolby Vision bright but it's dynamically adjusting based off the light source in other words way better improvement. You may enjoy it and even has IMAX enhanced, which was surprising. So this TV is certified for the top-of-the-line best of the best image. It also gives you the ability to tweak those settings for more color, more brightness, focus on detail, etc. I have everything basically Apple with HomeKit smart home, but I also have it partially connected to my Google home so that I can control the screensaver function. It's possible to use two smart homes if needed. The screensaver function isn't something you constantly touch so I mostly focus on HomeKit and what I wanna alter my screensaver. I'll jump into Google home that has the TV functions with the built-in system. The only way to control the screensaver function is by adding it to your Google home app going into the TV itself and go to ambient mode manually. It's not possible for some weird reason on the TV. Again, this isn't a big deal if you have a connected to HomeKit, there's no screensaver control which is understandable because it's a Google tv ui built in the TV. HDMI PORTS. located on the side of the unit they can do 120 Hz in 4K or 4K 144 and now this is mostly a video game type thing but it's nice to know what's there and it has one for the eARC to be able to go or surround sound system if you connect directly to the television itself and not go through the receiver and then to the TV. It also has a USB in case you want to physically connect images and look through on the television. You can also cast from an android device or an Apple if you connected it to the ecosystem. So it basically works with both of the main smart phones. I bought this primarily for not only Dolby Vision, but also for the video gaming aspect of it. I was surprised that it has multiple different types of Dolby Vision. For example, Dolby Vision, bright, Dolby Vision AIQ as well as multiple other ones so you can select the various types of tones you'd like to see on the TV when Dolby Vision is turned on. Keeping in mind that Amazon and Netflix and even HBO Max do you have Dolby Vision content if you pay for the stream. If it doesn't have the higher end, Dolby Vision, it defaults to HDR, which is just as good. The television can do 144 frame per second if connected or if the content like a video game allows this is normally only for video gaming VRR. The display panel itself is 120 Hz which is top-of-the-line model. The older ones are 60. So yes, you're getting a premium television. Keep in mind that this television came out in 2024 so it's still a brand new model. As for the TCL television itself, this is my first TCL TV and I'm blown away by it. It has everything you would ever need not just for gaming but for the HDR the options of sharing you name it. Its also 2024 so its NEW still in 2025. 15 years ago, I saw TCL TV and was impressed but I never bought one so this is my first one and I'm very happy with it. Very modern TV that has basically everything you need. The only thing it doesn't have is in 8K which is not a big deal because 8K isn't a standard, hasn't been a standard forever, there's no video games in 8K unless they're very slow games like Pac-Man and the very rare car types, games like Gran Turismo, etc., or the occasional games. 8K content really isn't there they don't broadcast in 8k and there's no physical disc that are sold from Movies in 8k. I believe Sony has a streaming version of that but it's not worth going for a couple handful of movies. It's not going to become the standard anytime soon either because it's data intensive. Again, that's not a big loss at the end of the day physical video game consoles do not have 8K as a standard resolution which has been the only ones that have adopted it but it's a very rare game so it's not important. You'll be loving the color in the picture and 4K resolution of this. You can also download apps like YouTube, etc., Apple TV+, HBO, Max, etc. TIP: When you first do the set up process, you do not need a Google account, but it's required if you want to do casting from your phone directly via Android or use voice commands for google home. other than that, it can be used like normal. You do want to DISABLE the energy saver option on the television because if not, the TV has reduced brightness because it's set in energy saver mode. Just familiarize yourself with the location of everything shut off anything that has an energy, saving function and the colors and the brightness of the TV will instantly pop. Dolby Vision HDR can only be access with Dolby Vision content. As for the gaming stuff, you can set up to automatically turn on what it senses, a video game or shut it off. I shut it off and turn it on when needed. I max enhance content, obviously requires it to be on a stream or you physically own a Blu-ray disc. But it still has a picture mode. TIP: (skip if you're not a gamer) if you're a video gamer, and you set the game mode on. There is a function within the menu itself in the game mode where you can turn on called gamebar. On the remote itself in the center of it there's a button that has three lines if you press that you can activate the mini settings like for sound, Bluetooth, etc., and turn on or off and have an access to game mode, but there's a hidden button setting for gaming specifically when it detects it. Press and hold that same button rather than a button press and a game bar appears where you can see the frame for second etc. this is only important if you're gamer. The game bar also allows you to turn on HGIG in settings INSIDE of GAME BARE which is video gaming specific. Ignore this if you're not a gamer. RANDOM INFO. You can connect the Bluetooth headset to it, and it can stream directly to your Bluetooth headset for nighttime listening, or you can connect the wire headset. Can't really comment on the TV function because I strictly use it for a video game, streams or physical Blu-ray disc.. Not regular tv. The only thing I have to say is the auto turn on with a PlayStation 5 Pro does not seem to work, but it's not a big deal just turn on the television itself and it automatically switches to your video gaming input. (They fixed the issue with PS5 Pro not waking the tv) Other than that, I have nothing negative to say the TV is beautiful. I'm very happy I purchased it fun fact I was planning on buying two other televisions and then stumbled on this one by mistake and it ended up being better than the other two. 85 inches seems to be the perfect spot for medium to large size room. Video games and movies appear super detailed, big, and crisp and the color is just phenomenal. It also has a very good built-in sound system. It has a built-in subwoofer. Also it's not the same as a powered subwoofer obviously but the base is noticeable way better than I've heard of any other television so far. EDIT: 1/30/2025 (CEC found in settings for auto wake up) I recently found out that there is a setting in the system menu within the television settings to turn on the ability for it to wake up. I previously said in my review that sometimes it doesn't wake up when you start the PlayStation 5 Pro. Turns out to be that setting has to be enabled. Even if CEC is ON in the quick start menu button (via remote the 3 bars) , it will not wake it up, which gave me the impression that either had a picky CEC application or something hardware related turns out to be you have to turn it on the system menu. Now it should wake the tv with the activation of the PS5 Pro. Also found out that if you have the option that's located inside the input settings that manually increases the frame per second. It prevents the TV from waking up. You just disabled that it's not really needed. EDIT: 4/01/2025 They fixed the smart Home integration. In the past, I couldn't control my screensaver with my cell phone or the TV screen so it defaulted to the standard one you have to add it to a Google home or HomeKit but make sure that the TV itself is in the living room. There was a bug where the Google home integration would not accept the television as being in the living room. He finally updated the fix whatever bug it was happening, but as a advice, make sure you have one network not double. I have an Eerro Pro 6e which only has one port per system. Because I had my Hue lights in the living room. I had my PlayStation five inside the available port and then I had my Hue light system directly connected to my AT&T, fiber router this creator double network so when you would add the television, it would sense it that it was in the living room, but not connected to the network. This remove the ability to not use the screensaver, but it's fixed now
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025 by Aiden
Size: 55 inches
Style: TV only
The tv had broken within six months of getting it and I had just paid it off. They said something hit the screen, but nothing hit the screen. And i'm all four being fair but in the future I think i'm just going to stick with my lg, sony or Samsung. I've had videos that have worked out really well and lasted a lot longer than the tcl TV period I might try a high sense TV but from the. Reviews, i'm reading these tcl tvs burnout a lot sooner than the rest of them. To me, things like this, they can fix the problem. And have a lifelong customer, or they can argue about that simple things.And they chose to argue about simple things.And the more i've thought about it, the angrier, i've become. I don't know how we could have damaged the screen when no one touched the screen.And that's what's bothered me about this. But at this point, it is what it is. So if you want my humble opinion, I would say, stay away from Tc. L tvs, until someone can prove to me that it's going to last because if you get a tv and you can't even get it to last for a year, then to me, it's a waste and most of my tvs last until I decide to upgrade them. So unfortunately, tcl, you could have had a lifetime customer that would have operated to your next TV within 2 to 3 years. But instead, that won't happen unless I hear from someone else that their quality and their word have gotten much better. When the TV was working, I really thought the picture looked good for what I paid for it. And unfortunately, it was kind of a flimsy stand. It had a subwoofer in the back, but I still I had to get a soundbar. If I would have paid $200, this would have been a great buy. But unfortunately, I paid closer to $600.. i am really disappointed though, because it had the Google Play on it and it was bright. And it wasn't perfect, but had it lasted, it might have been worth what I paid for it. There were glitches with the chromecast, then I'd have to reset the tv and my internet a lot. It didn't work well with Alexa. Or in the google home for some reason.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025 by Robertatkinson6791
Size: 55 inches
Style: TV only
First of all, for the price (less than $500 when I bought it in Oct. 2024) this TV was an incredible value. The picture quality is sharp and clear, with deep blacks and gorgeous, vivid colors. The connection with my home wi-fi was instant and perfect (I use YouTubeTV and various streaming services). The refresh rate is excellent for sports. My old TV required a soundbar; the sound here is clear, strong, (with good bass), and LOUD. I mean, I rarely have it above a 10 (out of 100?) and hear every note perfectly. In addition, the TV itself is incredibly slim and the design is modern and well-made. The 55” model is perfect in my mid-sized living room. Also, the Google TV interface is easy to use and offered a choice of ads for current shows (which I frankly prefer) or no ads. It’s even easy to cast videos from my iPad Pro! The only minor flaw I’ve found is that when I haven’t used the tv for several days (while traveling) I have to reboot it when I return to restore the sound. Ultimately a minor annoyance for an overall excellent TV!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2026 by Trent Wesen
Size: 55 inches
Style: TV only
This seems like a great TV for the price. Have owned for about a year, no issues whatsoever. Picture quality is perfectly fine, plenty of input ports for devices, built in antenna (which I just discovered a few days ago), good wifi receiver, picture is good even in strong ambient light conditions, viewing angle is plenty wide. Apps are arrangeable so you can move the most important ones to you to the front (and none are pinned which is annoying). Very solid 55-inch budget TV so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026 by AG