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Size: 75 in
Set: TV only
Features
- Direct lit LED produces great picture quality | Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant | Dual-band Wi-Fi & Ethernet port
- TV Dimensions | Without Stand 66.1" W x 38" H x 3.5" D | With Stand 66.1" W x 40.7" H x 15.9" D | Stand Separation distance 62.3 | Refresh rate 120 Hz CMI | Wall mount 200 millimeter x 200 millimeter VESA | Panel resolution 3840 x 2160
- Pairs 4K ultra HD picture clarity with the contrast, color, and detail of high dynamic Range (HDR) for the most lifelike picture
- Smart functionality delivers all your favorite content with over 500,000 movies and TV episodes, accessible through the simple and intuitive Roku TV
- Inputs/outputs: HDMI 3 | USB 1 | Ethernet 1 | RF Input 1 | SPDIF Digital Audio Optical 1 | Audio Output Headphone 1 | AV Input Composite Video plus L&R Audio In
Description
The 4-Series 4K TCL Roku TV delivers stunning Ultra HD picture quality with four times the resolution of Full HD for enhanced clarity and detail, as well as endless entertainment with thousands of streaming channels. TV. High dynamic range (HDR) technology delivers bright and accurate colors for a lifelike viewing experience. In addition, your favorite HD shows, movies, and sporting events are upscaled to near Ultra HD resolution with 4K Upscaling. The simple, intuitive interface allows seamless access to over 500,000 streaming movies and TV episodes, your cable box, Blu-ray player, gaming console, and other devices without flipping through inputs or complicated menus.
Screen Size: 75 inches
Brand: TCL
Display Technology: LED
Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 120 hertz
Special Feature: Flat
Included Components: Power Cable, Remote Control, Stand/legs
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi
Aspect Ratio: 169
Product Dimensions: 3.5"D x 66.1"W x 38"H
Display Technology: LED
Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 120 hertz
Aspect Ratio: 169
Contrast Ratio: High
Screen Finish: Flat
HDR Format Supported: HDR10
Motion Enhancement Technology: Basic motion enhancement technology
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: 4K UHD, HDR
Display Backlight Technology: LED
Display Refresh Rate in Hertz: 120
Screen Size: 75 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.5"D x 66.1"W x 38"H
Item Weight: 101 pounds
Base Depth: 15.9 inches
Display Size Class: 75 inches
Size: 75 in
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi
Audio Input: HDMI, Optical, USB
Signal Format: Digital
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 3
Hardware Interface: Ethernet, HDMI, USB
Wireless Technology: Radio Frequency
Screen Mirroring Technology: Apple AirPlay
Connector Type: USB
Total Audio Out Ports: 1
Number of Component Inputs: 4
Number of Composite-Video Inputs: 1
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 1
Total Usb Ports: 1
Content Sharing Direction: Mobile to TV
Mounting Type: Can be wall mounted
VESA Mount Standard: 300 x 300 mm
Brand: TCL
Built-In Media: Power Cable, Remote Control, Stand/legs
Model Name: .75S425
Antenna Location: Home Viewing
Model Year: 2019
Model Number: 75S425
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Model Series: 4-Series
Specific Uses For Product: Home Viewing
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 90
Manufacturer: TCL
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 846042010290
Item Type Name: Television
Mfr Part Number: 75S425
Audio Output Mode: Stereo, Surround Sound
Speaker Description: Dolby Digital
Number of Audio Channels: 5.1
Integrated Surround Sound Format: Dolby Digital
Wattage: 10 watts
Power Consumption: 0.49 watts
Line Voltage: 110 VAC 60 Hz
Additional Features: Flat
Parental Control Technology: Roku OS built-in controls
Operating System: Roku OS
Control Method: App
Remote Control Technology: Infrared
Color: Black
Warranty Type: Limited
Tuner Type: ATSC
Video Encoding: H.264 or H.265
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
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Size: 55 in
Set: TV only
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2020 by Samuel
I received this TV last week and so far I love it. I've finally got the 4K settings right and it's amazing (for $220 price tag). I purchased the 43" model. There are some good reviews with advice on how to the 4K working right but I had an extra step or two that I wanted to share. As an aside, this monitor starts up very fast (faster than any TV I've owned) which makes it ideal for use with the computer. Anyway: 1.) You need a good quality cable that supports HDMI 2.0 (I got one that supports HDMI 2.1). 2.) Your video card needs to be powerful enough for 4K. I'm using an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Super which I'll share some settings with. 3.) You need to set the Sharpness down on your TV to 0. If the Sharpness is grayed out (mine was originally) then there's probably a setting on your computer that tells the TV what it is. I changed mine from "Desktop Programs" to "Full Screen Video" and after that I was able to change the settings. Subsequently, there is a Roku app for Android/iOS.. GET THIS APP and link it to your phone. It has advanced color settings available that allow you to far exceed what the built in TV menu allows. 4.) In the settings for the TV turn "Game Mode" on. This will take the latency to almost nothing. 5.) Everything was bright, colors good, text was almost all crisp except red. Red was blurry. This is a tell tale sign that chroma 4:4:4 isn't happening. Luckly, I've figured out how to fix this (or rather I did two things and then it worked, so I'll share those). First on my video card (NVidia) in "Change Resolution" I told it to use custom color settings (changed from RGB to YCbCr444). Apply those. Then reboot. 6.) Next, it still appeared the red was blurry. I downloaded the Roku app to get to the advanced color settings. In doing so, I had to hook the TV up to the internet which I hadn't done yet (because I'm using it as a monitor). When I did this, it downloaded Roku updates for the TV and then rebooted the TV... this is important.. the TV boots fast because it's in a sleep mode, not fully off.. after the update it full powered down and reboot which took a minute or two to restart). Once it restarted I was shocked to find out the red text was no longer blurry, at all, at any scaling or resolution. The picture for me, is amazing. I like this TV so much for the price I bought a second one for my bedroom. Take this with a grain of salt that I've only had it a week but I will report back if I do have any issues. So far, this has been great. Update October 2020: Monitor is still running great. I've been working from home since the pandemic started and I've used this monitor -a lot- and I have no complaints. It was well worth the purchase, very happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2020 by B. Pell
I seriously cannot believe this thing for the money. I ordered two of these for my desk (don't laugh, I have a big desk), expecting that I would probably return them. I was thinking there's no way they would be good enough to run 4k clearly 3ft from my face, and low latency at 60Hz 4:4:4, and have deep enough blacks in a dark room, and produce great color. I've never been so happy to be wrong. It met all my requirements and then some. The only problem I'm currently having is finding a display port to HDMI adapter or cable that can handle 4k@60Hz, 4:4:4, HDR and HDMI 2.0a but that's not the fault of the TV. Is it something you would use for photo editing or perfect color and contrast for movie watching? Of course not, but you will be hard pressed to find anything in this price range that will even come close. I attached some pics for your viewing pleasure taken with my Gs9 at 4032x2268, although Amazon my compress them... Edit: Almost 2 months in and still very pleased with these. The panels were not identical in color in both sets, but that's not uncommon. I had to calibrate them and now they look almost identical. Unless you're getting two to sit side by side like I did, it should not be an issue. My office is dimly lit most of the time and these settings work well for me. Picture mode Normal, Backlight 75, Brightness 50, Contrast 100, Color 50, Tint 0. Edit 09/21/19: Figured I would update this post. Both displays are still going strong. No issues whatsoever. Still very happy with my purchase. These are true 4K displays and work great for gaming. As one of the comments mentioned, they are not going to compete with gaming displays and I have had overpriced small gaming monitors. I much rather play on this, and they have 100s of hours of gaming on them with no issues. Extremely sharp, and they work great as monitors. If you have a different experience, it needs to be calibrated. I spent a good few hours getting these dialed in, and it was worth it! Edit 03/16/21: One of my panels just went dim a couple days ago. Still keeping the rating as is because I've put thousands of hours on these panels and this one partially slipped off my desk a couple of months ago and fell into a cabinet behind it. Going to by a 2021 model to replace it. Will write a review there once it comes in and I have it next to my other 2018 model.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2018 by MattC
Size: 55 in
Set: TV only
Truth is you get what you pay for and honestly this isn't a bad purchase. I bought this TV solely because I brought a TCL 43 inch non smart TV back in December 2015. To this day the screen and everything still looks beautiful. So I thought why not buy a second TV especially one from this brand? Well I didn't really want a smart TV in the first place because I have a PS4 and a fire stick that has pretty much everything I need. Anyway, this 55-inch is sooooooo much different from the 43-inch and not in a good way. Yes the TV is bigger but I feel as though the 43-inch gives off a better picture. I was never struggling to find the perfect setting I found one and went with it for almost 6 years. The 55-inch, I feel the color is off like the white is more like a off white or a light yellow. The borders around the TV show on the screen, now it's not really noticeable until the screen is black or white. The sound isn't horrible to me, I did however play around with the different types of sound some sound worse than others but the one that I'm currently using now which is normal it sounds pretty good. The setup was very easy very simple I wasn't trying to use any of the internet stuff just yet I do have a PS4 and a fire stick and I felt like I didn't need Roku just yet....I am interested to see how it works but not at the moment I will come back with another review if I still have the TV fingers crossed I do. There were a few times where I would have to unplug and plug my TV back in because if wouldn't cut on right away, and also because the color was off more like a black and blue screen. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and everything seems to be working fine. I bought this TV in the May 2020 and I'm so happy with it till this day I haven't used the internet on it but I'm very happy. Update: 2022 I've had this TV for almost 2 years and just recently they released a update or rather I'm just now updating my TV. Anyway, the new features on this TV are insane! I feel like I don't even have to have cable anymore because they have streaming services on here, although they're like Pluto and peacock TV it's still a new feature that wasn't offered before. The only downside to all of this is that when you cut off the Wi-Fi the TV doesn't go back to being a regular TV and what I mean by that is that the antenna channels come up blank although you can still watch them you just don't know what they are unless you actually know what the show is along with the timing and everything else that's the only downside. When the Wi-Fi is connected everything goes back to being normal even the antenna channels now have the logo as it does on the channel.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2020 by Chris Wells
I almost docked this tv because of the feet. It was received a few days ago and so far pleased with it. I like all the features and the picture is very clear. I like the small remote; it's easy to handle and operate just may have problem with misplacing since it's so small. No complaints though. Bought a sound bar for it, so can't critique the sound. The one thing I would warn about is that there are feet on this rather than a stand, and they are far apart and just fit on my dresser but risked going over the edge, and they seemed unstable. Didn't notice or think about it having legs. Guess I just assumed it had a stand when ordering and because it was one of Amazon's Deals with a great price, in my excitement I overlooked the tiny legs at each end of tv. I ended up spending $30 more to add a stand which makes it much better. First though, I tried, through Amazon, a corner wall-mount for the corner of my room, but the wall-mount arm didn't extend far enough for the tv to clear the walls; even the description for the wall-mount said it would work in a corner for more than a 50" tv. Nope. Returned it and bought a Universal Height Adjustable TV Stand that is height-adjustable so made it high enough to put sound bar below and it fits perfectly on my corner console. It is very stable and well made. Much better. Am now pleased with my purchase. Also, Amazon is so great about returns that the wall-mount was simple to return and I ordered the new stand using their "Guaranteed Same Day Delivery" shipping for only $6.99 additional charge with Prime. It was ordered at 11:59 am and arrived at the front door at 6:19 pm SAME DAY. Great service.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2019 by Mary Mary
Great TV for gaming PS4. Love the features. Let's begin, I paid full price blah blah blah not an ad. Anyway, this is a great TV for the price. By price I mean the picture quality only in that it's not as dark as way more expensive tvs. The resolution is great, no issues playing the PS4 in HDR. (you have to go into the settings and enable HDMI 2.0). Every review I read about this TV said it's a great second TV. That's exactly what this is. The best second TV. My GF and I got this for her room. At first she thought it was big but she really likes it even when I'm not here (or so she says lol). Features: it has a ton, stream all the YouTube and Netflix and such. But... My GF watches a lot of TV (off direct TV). This TV let's you choose what input to go to when you turn it on. This makes it easy for us to use the direct TV remote (I'm sure it would work for anything) to just press the power button and the tv goes to that input. It's different from making it turn on to the last channel or input. We could have been watching Netflix and turn it off and on and it'll go to the direct TV input. If I had this TV I would set it so everytime I turn it on its ready to play my ps4. Another feature I like about the remote is that if you press the Netflix, Hulu, Roku (don't use it), or Disney+ (don't have it) the tv turns on and goes directly to Netflix. Picture: I don't know... I'm not an expert. It just looks like the darks are less dark. That's all. Very bright TV. It's a 4k TV so it's 4k resolution. Seriously... It's the perfect second TV. Buying a TV for a bedroom? Get this one. Buying a TV for... the garage? Idk this is a great TV. Would I get it for my living room? No. Do I have it in my room? No. Not flexing, just being informative... My main console is the PS4 pro. The TV we bought is the 50 inch version. In my room I have a... Let's say 900 dollar TV. That TV is living room quality because I wanted to spend that much. If you're looking for anything under 500 because that's what you can afford. This is a the best TV for that in my opinion. This TV is easier to use than my other TV. I really like the dedicated buttons for Netflix and that it turns on straight to what I press. You cannot reprogram the buttons. The best reason I could find is something about marketing partnerships. Either way, great TV. Also!!! My GF likes to sleep when it's really dark. This TV has a square on the bottom that lights up when you press a button or when you turn it off. DON'T WORRY. There is a setting where you can turn it off. It's really bright if that's all that's on. Almost nightlight level. Just turn it off. Anything else... (rambling clearly shows I'm not a pro reviewer. Or does it...). Just a great TV. Don't notice any lag. My issue about dark parts is just that if I was playing a game and it's a dark tunnel, you can still see everything in the picture. It's just the darks are... very bright. Anyway. Great gaming TV. Great TV for the price category. Last thing, the "Cons" part: (dramatic music) When I took it out of the box it totally had that cheap plastic smell. It does go away. Remember the price but that the tv will still be great. Just had that smell. Still a 5 star product for me. Not really a con but plug in the power cord before you wall mount. Reaching the ports on one side is easier than plugging in the power cord on the other. The line on top of Netflix or streaming services... Yes, my TV does that sometimes. What am I talking about? Sometimes when I am watching Netflix, Hulu, or YouTube (the only streaming services I have tried. The TV has many more available just go to the home menu to select them) there's a small line across the top of the screen about an inch down from the edge of the screen. As best as I can describe since it's not doing it now and can't take a Pic, it freezes a previous scene in a very narrow line. My gf didn't notice at first. And it didn't really bother us. To be honest, I had already mounted it and was trying to stay calm. One solution I found online was to unplug it for 30 seconds. Of course I tried it and it still came back. It does happen way more seldom. I trust a future patch will solve it but in no way does it hurt my 5 star score. When we watch TV it's never there and when I play ps4 it's never there. So, I assume (OK I agree with the smarter people online) that it's probably a software issue that will get patched. Again... It doesn't affect the inputs. It won't be there when you play PS4 or watch TV. Just sometimes when you watch Netflix. Just try turning it off and pressing the Netflix button. It's still a great TV. The 4 stars in picture quality in my review is just about the dark colors. Still a 5 star tv. (owned it for 2 weeks so far) Edit: I added a picture of the "line" issue I talked about. Also, I thought of another question. If this tv was just within my budget, would I get something that may have a better picture but smaller screen?... No. I would choose this TV hands down.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2020 by TwistedGohan
My son bought this TV about a year ago, the 55 inch size, and has really liked it. I recently needed a new TV for my bedroom so bought the 43 inch version. I have been using it for a couple months now and really like it. I use it strictly for streaming (don't have cable), and it was easy to set up. Wifi connection has been great, though every once in a while it will take about a minute to connect upon turning the TV on rather than its usual connection within seconds. It can use 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wifi signals. I did have some issues at first with some backbleeding and spotty/pixelated dark or black scenes in shows and movies. My son had the same issue when he first got his TV, and after he messed with the picture settings on and off over several days, he corrected the issue. I wrote down his settings and changed mine to match and now the issue is resolved on my TV also. As a tip, these settings are not part of the initial setup of the TV which just has rather simplistic/basic settings. The user manual lays out how to access the "advanced" picture settings - you must be actively watching something, example a show on Netflix, hit the star button on remote and it will bring up several different TV settings, scroll down to picture settings, click on it, and then you will see the more indepth picture settings - backlight, brightness, contrast, color tint, etc., which you can adjust to your liking. In addition, there are a few different settings for sound you may want to check out. For example one option is to make the speaking dialog "pop" out over background noise or music. Speaking of the sound quality, it is okay. It's not bad but nothing outstanding either. My son bought a soundbar to use with his TV, but the built in speakers work just fine for my use. All in all, I'm very happy with this TV, and I feel it is very good quality for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2020 by AM
I bought this TV brand new in 2019 and it’s still has an excellent picture with great colors, clarity and dynamic range. It was easy to setup with a little bit of trial and error, but not much work, as any smart TV requires some type of setup. Realize that I paid only $219, but that was 5 years ago. So, it was well worth the money. It’s an economy TV, yet I have had no problems with it. I have it connected to my cable box, and I can watch any of the various streaming services that are available without any issues. The only caveats that I have in hindsight are that it lacks UHD, so some of the streaming services that offer movies and TV series in UHD are watchable, but lack the clarity of HD. However, everything from my Xfinity cable provider is in HD and loos fantastic. The other caveat is the refresh rate: the only time it’s a problem is when I pause a sporting event or a show that has fast action where I see motion blur. So, at 60HZ it’s fairly slow when compared to the speed of more current TV models. Yet, when I watch fast action without pausing the show, then I don’t have any problem with motion blur. I bought it directly from Amazon, so I don’t know anything about the current seller.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024 by Murph