TCL 65-Inch QM7 QLED 4K Smart QD-Mini LED TV with Google TV (65QM751G, 2024 Model) S45H S Class 2.0 Channel Sound Bar with Dolby Atmos
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Size: 65 inches
Style: TV and SoundBar 2.0
Features
- 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.
- 2.0 Channel S Class Sound Bar - Fill your room with sound, bringing the movie theater experience into your home with just a single HDMI cable. Its home theater, made simple.
- Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual:X - Spatial sound from above and behind putting you in the center of movies, music, and games.
- Up to 100 Watts Total Power - Room-filling audio sound will immerse you in your favorite movies, TV shows, and music, delivering powerful audio experience.
Screen Size: 65 Inches
Brand: TCL
Display Technology: QLED, LED
Resolution: 1080p, 4K
Special Feature: Flat
Included Components: Stand, TV
Supported Internet Services: Google TV
Color: Black
Mounting Type: Table Mount
Wattage: 100 watts
Brand Name: TCL
Color Name: Black
Special Features: Flat
Standing screen display size: 65 Inches
Wattage: 100 watts
Date First Available: August 21, 2024
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Size: 65 inches
Style: TV only
Bought this TV for my bedroom and replaced a 4 year old 50inch samsung. TCL has got the best TV remotes and google is the best OS for smart TVs. The colors look very good on the TV and the blacks get very dark. Whites look awesome and TV gets very bright. Settings is easy to navigate. FOR GAMING, it has 120hz refresh rate which looks super good and helps me stay on top. the TVs built in gaming mode is very good, I started playing games before i set up gaming mode and got scared due to there being a large enough delay in the response from XBOX to TV. after putting on gaming mode, it was perfectly fine with good response time. Speakers in TV sound good for a TV but I have my own surround sound set up anyways. But for the average ear, speakers sound pretty solid. Finally putting it together was so easy, didn’t even need 2 people. VALUE FOR MONEY, it’s very very good for the money, I paid $700. If you are thinking, just pull the trigger. Amazing TV
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024 by Noah Taylor romero
Size: 85 inches
Style: TV only
Our living room has a high ceiling and can’t find a perfect TV for the size of the wall until i came across TCL 85 inch QM7 QLED 4K. The built in speaker are amazing. No soundbar needed. The colors are beautiful and perfect for the eyes. This gives you the theater experience. The set up was very easy and quick. We are very satisfied about the performance of the TV. The money spent is worth it. Now i can feel like i am in the stadium when watching sports. The user interface is also friendly. The remote control is very easy to use. My mother in law did not have any issue navigating the TV. I definitely recommend buying this TV for everyone. We are very satisfied!!! Norman Rivera
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 by Norman Rivera Norman Rivera
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. 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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024 by R.Ling
Size: 85 inches
Style: TV only
Overall this is a great TV if your expectations are set properly. If I could give it 3.75 stars I would. I bought 85" to watch sports and play some occasional video games. Video games in 4k @ 120hz are awesome on this thing. Quick movement, no ghosting or judder, great local dimming with deep blacks and dark colors, and the gaming picture mode is great. 10/10 no complaints. The sound is also very good. It's loud when you want it, and the built in subwoofer (even though small) really adds an upgrade over other TVs on deep bass which is especially great for movies. If you're going to pair with a sound system or sound bar it's maybe less important. But it's a nice feature even for casual viewing. As for everything else, it's still pretty good, but not "wow" worthy other than the sheer size of it. Which 85" is admittedly awesome. I have a 65" LG C3 as well which is a pretty high end residential OLED TV and this falls well short in comparison when watching sports and fast moving action movies. Picture mode customizations are limited (it has image brightness control but not separate control of the actual backlight levels?). The wi-fi connection also seems slow when streaming. It takes a minute to buffer up higher end image quality so I'm watching 720p for the first couple of minutes (which is really poor quality on a TV this big) before it finally catches up. And signal strength isn't the problem because my Xbox which sits right below it, technically further from the router, has no problem pulling 150mbps on downloads. Overall I'm happy with the purchase because I knew I wasn't buying a super high performing OLED, so I was willing to sacrifice some performance. It's still a cool semi-immersive experience on an 85" TV. For the cost of this TV versus performance it's a very good deal.
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