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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 + 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 Hz
Special Feature: Flat
Included Components: Stand/legs, Power Cable, Remote control
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI
Aspect Ratio: 169
Product Dimensions: 3.5"D x 66.1"W x 38"H
Brand Name: TCL
Item Weight: 101 pounds
Product Dimensions: 15.9 x 66.1 x 40.7 inches
Item model number: 75S425
Color Name: Black
Number of Component Outputs: Optical
Special Features: Flat
Item Weight: 101 Pounds
Standing screen display size: 75 Inches
Aspect Ratio: 169
Wattage: 10 watts
Date First Available: February 8, 2019
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Like: It took me 2 days to get this dialed-in but it's great. For the price, I ask you to find a better 4k TV for PC Gaming. It'd be a waste of time because you have this TV before you, if you're on a budget this is the one. I can see where at first you would think this TV horrible, I thought so until I got all of the settings in place. I used rtings dot com's settings for this TV. The kicker is that I had to make adjustments to the TV , my PC and adjustments w/in the game I play on PC. For the game I play I went online and checked what some of the top players say about tv/pc/game settings and I used what they used. I never would have gotten this setup correctly w/out the help of youtube and rting dot com. Once I got the TV setup and playing my game, it was working, but it wasn't good running 4k so I moved the resolution down to 1080p and the issues faced lessened. I was experiencing motion blur and flicker In 4k and the color I thought was a little dark, but my wife mentioned it was too dark and I had only put in the rtings settings for the TV. I went online to one of the popular gamers for the game I play (World of Tanks) and I took his suggestions, the settings he mentioned were from the top-gamers of this game, the settings they use in tournaments. I got lucky, he broke down what every setting does in-game and how it affects performance. PC Gaming is about Frame Rates Per Second. The folks at Xbox and PS worry about that for you w/consoles, but gamers have to deal with it and its the most important stat. The human eye can't see flicker @35FPS, so you want a higher FPS. The more detail you want in your game (Performance) the FPS will drop. There is a sweet spot in there, but all of that is based on your Graphics Card and Gaming System. I found mine w/the help of the youtuber. I'm sure you can too, search youtube for your games settings. I didn't think about this one but the youtuber mentioned using the native resolution of the TV and to make sure the PC uses the same. I switched my 4k to 1080p because of the blur. Once I had the in-game settings and PC Display Settings going, as well as the TV Settings. I started playing and noticed it's dialed in. I had my wife confirm and she agreed. WOT in-game settings included a darker resolution (that was on). I never turned that on but once I removed the setting, the colors exploded and there was great detail! So my take on this tv is to make sure get all of the settings and you may have to do some research on finding the right settings. I recommend once you get this TV, you get the settings for in-game play, settings for the console you're playing the game on and the settings for the TV itself. It took me two days to get all of the information but I'm thoroughly impressed with this TV. The depth of the colors, the detail of objects front and center and in the distance are tremendous. I've been a gamer for over 20 yrs, this is my first 4k TV and it was worth the wait. I don't like the small 27" gaming monitors because I also watch a lot of youtube and check my email, so a 43" monitor that can handle a graphically enhanced game like World of Tanks with flying colors and still show a movie halfway decent is exactly what I want. I'm in a room where my wife may want to watch something w/me like a cooking show or a travel spot around the world via youtube w/out us having to huddle down over a little 27" monitor. Dislike: The remote is small and feels cheaply made, not a problem it just doesn't feel like a quality remote.
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