Customer Ratings & Reviews

The TCL 32" G64 Series QHD HDR QD‑Mini LED monitor surprised me in the best way. The picture quality is outstanding — bright, sharp, and incredibly vibrant thanks to the QD‑Mini LED panel. Games look smooth with excellent motion handling, and the high refresh rate makes a noticeable difference in responsiveness. The size is perfect for immersive gaming or productivity, and the contrast is far better than what I expected at this price point. Colors are accurate, HDR performance is strong, and the uniformity across the screen is impressive. Setup was simple, the build quality feels solid, and the design looks clean on the desk. For the price, this monitor delivers premium performance without the premium cost. I’m very satisfied with this purchase and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a high‑quality gaming display.

Really impressed with this TCL monitor. The Mini-LED contrast and HDR look great after a quick calibration, and 1440p at 180Hz is smooth and responsive for gaming. Colors pop, motion is clean, and it feels way nicer than I expected for the price. Solid build and an easy buy if you want great image quality without paying OLED prices.

I ordered this monitor to be used for work and play, and I've got to say I'm really impressed! The refresh rate is awesome and greatly improved my husband's COD game performance lol. The mini-led screen is crystal clear and has very accurate colors which I appreciate for my design work (these pictures don't do it justice!). The only downside is that the speakers are pretty typical for a monitor, so I'd suggest an external sound system if you'll be using a lot of audio. All in all, I'm very satisfied with this monitor and the price point was great too!

I bought this monitor to replace a 32-in LG 4K one that got damaged. The brightness and colors were a huge improvement. The 1440p resolution is also better when trying to run two monitors off a laptop. Built-In stand is also great as it provides height and tilt adjustment. Overall, I am very pleased with the purchase.

Great monitor, the resolution is unreal, the colors are popping. It’s a great monitor for the price it offers

TCL – 32” G64 Series QHD HDR QD-Mini LED monitor I have to be honest, I didn’t know much about QHD until setting this one up, using it, and researching after the fact. I also own an ASUS OLED gaming laptop, that has gorgeous visuals that pop. This is a CLOSE second. Full disclaimer, as stated above, most of this info is from me researching about the features of this monitor. It comes with (2) HDMI inputs and (1) DP input which is pretty much par for the course on a gaming monitor. There is a built-in speaker and (1) headphone input. Speakers are decent but that’s not where the magic happens here. After getting this sucker hooked up, I was blown away by how DEEP the blacks were, and how VIVID the color spectrum… compared to my Alienware monitor sitting right next to it. (photos) It appears that there are multiple reasons for this. The TCL Halo Control System uses mini-LED backlighting to create the deep blacks and brighter highlights. The QLD (full DCI-P3) basically means that the standard Full HD 720 pixels are quadrupled (2560x1440). This gives the monitor a much larger range of colors beyond the standard sRGB colors. There is a 3rd party Blue Light certification (TUL) that significantly reduces eye strain. The HDR600 has a peak luminance of 600 cd/m2. The refresh rate is 180Hz and does not lag so far at all. The monitor itself weighs a little over 19 lbs which works great for my arm bracket. I started out with it on the base, which has some considerable weight behind it. It’s very solid and it moves, tilts, and adjusts probably better than any other monitor on a stand that I’ve encountered. I’m just so impressed with the brightness of the colors on this, and how deep the blacks are. It’s absolutely gorgeous and TCL knocked it out of the park!!! I’ve also enjoyed the learning experience of figuring out all the reasons why it’s such a special monitor. BUY THIS you will not regret it! I think I’m spoiled now and will settle for nothing less than a QLED of this caliber from now on. It’s kind of like when I grew up watching standard definition TV programs, once I saw HD programming on my first flatscreen, I had the same feeling. I’ll never forget, I just stood in the living room staring for the longest time. This monitor is amazing!

The TCL 32" G64 Series QHD HDR Mini QLED gaming monitor is a welcome surprise to my home office/gaming setup. The monitor looks sleek and offers many effective features to improve my gaming experience. The QHD monitor displays at 2560 x 1440p resolution, offering clear, crisp picture quality for gaming or viewing text. This monitor excels for gaming with its advanced 180Hz refresh rate. The action sequences in the various games I tested were incredibly smooth and responsive in all circumstances. Precise dimming technology improves contrast and black levels, keeping me focused on the in-game action. The monitor's 600 nits of brightness provide excellent illumination for games with dark scenes, improving visibility. The 178-degree ultra-high viewing angle allows for great visibility from virtually any angle in front of the monitor so as I move around I can always stay locked in on the action. The 1ms response time eliminates lag, and the screen remains clear during fast motion. The rear of the monitor has two HDMI inputs, one DisplayPort input, and a headphone jack. The anti glare and anti reflective screen makes it ideal for my office/gaming room because the light conditions always vary in my home area. The screen is tiltable, and height adjustable. The monitor also rotates 90 degrees to be portrait or landscape, depending on your preference. This monitor includes fun, gaming-specific features, such as game aiming, which displays four different crosshair types on screen, making my FPS games a tad bit more user-friendly. Precisely pinpointing of hostiles while gaming saves me milliseconds and is a nice boost to my aid. The Dark Field Control is a great way to brighten dark details within games and allows me to see more clearly so nobody or nothing can be hiding in the dark scenes. The real time frame rate can be displayed on the screen during game place to give me feedback of how many my current frame rate is during the action. AMD FreeSync ensures a tear free and lag free game graphic at all times. There are multiple game scenario modes built into the monitor that allow for changes in brightness and settings such as standard, office, FPS,RPG, RCG games. There are built in stereo speakers with this monitor so it helps to keep extra accessories off my desk as the sound is immersive and complete. The joystick button located on the bottom of the monitor panel is easy to use and effective to cycle through the on screen prompts to adjust settings and display preference. And also to ease the stress on the eyes, there is industry leading eye care certification that ensures flicker free and low blue light to help protect the eyes. Fantastic monitor that impresses me more than I was expecting. The 32" screen feels massive for gaming, hitting my sweet spot for a large view for both gaming and use as a home office monitor.

The TCL 32” G64 at glance a well suitable for game with fast refresh rate (180Hz). It provides vibrant, deep black, and at the end during the game does give an immersive experience. The QHD (2560*1440) includes 1 DisplayPort 1.5, 2 HDMI 2.1, 1 3.5 Audio Jack. It also includes an integrated 3W Stereo Speaker. Aside of the ports, the QD-Mini LED, being panel type Fast-HVA, it is quite complete display as it has Rheinland Low Blue Light Certification, Precise Dimming Series, HDR600nits, 96%DCI-P3 Ultra High Color Gamut, and FreeSync & G-SYNC Compatible. Now, on connecting to the notebook or desktop is quite standard, nothing new in this aspect. Its accessories for stand, and being compatible with universal mounting system size help to either use the stand that is included or use arm stand. Then changing setting controls from the monitor is not very different, but has to remark it has dimming zone of 336, while compared to other brands and model that has more than 1,000 and 2,000 inclusive. But naturally the balancing between the display type, and other conditions make G64 quite fine. Playing the game long hours during night didn’t feel fatigue per se compared to using non gaming monitors. (Take this aspect as first impression reference as the actual result might vary depending the person and time played). On controlling the direction or moving from landscape to portrait and reverse is practical. Switching the cables doesn’t get entangled, or on the way in the process. Just a little step that kind of scratch the head. To rotate landscape mode to vertical, have to change a bit the angle as turning downward in order to move fully. Otherwise it doesn’t have space to turn when it is done from landscape mode straight turning to vertical. In overall it is good monitor for gaming, it has good dimming and does’t reflect against light or at least it controls well, doesn’t make eyes burden fast. Good image and quality and fast response for games. Only thing I would have liked is a pair of USB-C port.

TCL has become a pretty respected name in the television space. As someone who has used TCL products and been satisfied, I was interested to see how the G64 performed. After a decent amount of time with the product, I can say the TCL G64 is another product from TCL that has left me satisfied. Setup for the G64 was relatively easy. Connecting to the base didn't require me to provide special tools, which, I always appreciate. While I originally used the base, mounting the monitor was just as easy. You have two HDMI ports and a DP port (DP port required for the 180 hz refresh rate) so that felt about right. Setup in regards to the settings...I originally went with the default. The picture is solid out of the box. The 32" 1440P display looks great. It being a QD-Mini LED, I did adjust the local dimming to high in attempt to increase the blackness of the blacks. The combination of the 1440p, 180 refresh rate (via display port) and 1 ms response time is a pretty sweet spot for modern gaming. If you need over 180 refresh rate, you can probably have solid performance at 4k. The HDR600, is...Ok. It's better than HDR400. The G64 features internal speakers...use a headset. If you're watching a video on Youtube, they work fine, however, like most monitors with internal speakers, if you're gaming, use a headset. Image quality was clearly the focus with the TCL G64. TCL's success at making television sets is clearly transferring over to their work with gaming monitors as the G64 is a strong option for those looking for 1440p gaming. While not perfect, I could easily recommend this to someone looking for a top tier 1440p monitor to game on.

The TCL 32G64 is an extremely solid, higher refresh rate, well lit gaming monitor. For a first gaming monitor that I’ve seen from them, it's a very good overall display, with just a few caveats. Cons - The 32G64 has just a few cons, so I thought I would get them out of the way. The OSD is pretty bad, like most monitors I’ve seen in the last 5-10 years have better menus and setup. Some of the settings make little sense to me having them buried in multiple menus, plus having a giant FPS counter in the top corner may work for some, but I would rather just use the nice scaled down ones built into steam/whatever game you’re playing. The grey color looks good enough, but the choice of plastic is not. The back of the monitor/overall plastics feels too cheap for this value class. It also has zero USB and comes with just the power adapter/cable and one DisplayPort cable. Pros - Solid build/crazy strong feeling mount. Extremely well packed in its box, you can tell that while TCL hasn’t done monitors as much, they sure know how to keep a display safe during shipping. Dimming zones are legit, and the HDR works well. Playing BF6 and others look GREAT, shadowy areas look dark, but still maintain visible contrast. (all of my testing was with HDR on and the highest dimming zone setting) The only monitors that I’ve personally seen that look better are OLED’s in a much different value class! Great first monitor from TCL (at least that's available in the US) with only minor issues that don’t interfere with a great gaming experience!

The TCL 32 G64 Series QHD HDR QD-Mini LED Gaming Monitor impressed me due to its performance as well as its design and more. First it arrived well packaged and intact, it was very easy to assemble as well as fast. The QD-Mini LED panel offers amazing visuals; the QHD resolution (2560x1440) makes text very sharp and while gaming everything is nicely detailed. TCL's offers its Halo Control System and precise dimming, the highlights are bright, and blacks are deep, and the monitor handles the content correctly due to its awesome brightness. As for the colors, they are vibrant and accurate, it is perfect for me since I do both, I do edit photos and videos as well as do plenty of gaming. The monitor offers a very smooth response, with minimum ghosting. When it comes to gaming, it excels, the refresh rate is great and smooth and the monitor can be customized to a lower refresh rate if needed. The stand is adjustable and it tilts so it is perfect for different scenarios, and it can also be installed on a stand. The navigation of the monitor is easy, I got to learn it very fast, it has a joystick that I can use to make changes to the monitor without guessing or trying to find more buttons. The speakers just like other monitors, are not the best since the monitor is thin, it does offer nice sound but I always rather listen to my headphones or added speakers anyway. I do like that it has multiple HDMI ports and it also has a DisplayPort so it can play well with my PC, laptop and my consol. In conclusion the TCL 32" G64 Series QHD HDR QD-Mini LED Gaming Monitor does offer premium quality to both creators and gamers. It performs great with a very nice colorful, bright as well as smooth display for everyone in the family.

This is a perfect example of a performance-first screen, on the right setting. Less worries about the aesthetics, and more focus on the gameplay. I know a lot of people obsess over how a monitor looks sitting on a desk, but honestly, the hardware design is decent. I don’t really mind the look as I am more focused on performance. It’s sturdy enough without trying had to be different in terms of stand / bezel design, and fits into my setup without being a distraction. The screen itself is light and the stand is very stable. The ports are basic, so again, no frills and straightforward approach. When I first turned it on, I found the graphic details a bit soft right out of the box. You might notice the blacks look quite gray—it's not deep pitch black— I don’t even expect OLED blacks—there are a good amount of monitors who can manage that dynamic range of hitting decent blacks without being a true OLED screen-- but the blacks and shadows are decent for the price point. It’s perfectly fine once you are actually in the game. The colors are good—not as wide from dark to brights but they are crisp at the right points like muscle contours or bright fiery red rocks vs their burnt edges. It took me some getting used to the panel but when I’m fully adjusted, it’s is just right. The overall performance is where this thing shines. It is fast after putting it on the fastest setting. I do not see any screen tears, even on crazy game action with full-on magic and effects. Just like my other gear, I need something I can rely on night in and night out without fussing over settings—just set once and go, and this keeps up with the pace easily. The size is great—I don’t think I can even go back to a 27. The details are decent. The performance is fast. So far so good. I like it. I thought I might be bothered by the soft details, but the speed makes up for it. It is a solid choice if you just want to play without the headache.

Setup was super fast. Stand goes together without a fuss. This is a pretty large monitor with a squarish aspect. That's good for gaming so you can keep most of your focus centered. Primarily I do a lot of photography and photo editing. One of my big pet peeves with monitors is in getting them angled and leveled exactly right. I will say that the stand for this monitor is probably the best one I've had across all my monitors. Up down, tilt forward and back and in my case it can rotate so you get your monitor exactly leveled. And it's all easy to do without fuss. The HDR mode is great. I put on some 4k HDR videos off Youtube and they all looked phenomenal. I'm able to use it to edit my images in HDR mode now as well. This is the first time using a high refresh rate monitor. Most of my monitors have been set to 60Hz or thereabouts. So I was curious? Is it noticeable? Of course it is. Dragging windows around stays sharp, scrolling text is sharper. All movement is just that much clearer at 180Hz than at windows default 60Hz. The monitor also has a built in speaker which I didn't even know about. That could be useful, if you're not going to be connecting your own speakers.

I’ve found the TCL G64 to be a great gaming monitor, with a 2560x1440 display and 180 hertz refresh rate over DisplayPort and lightning-fast response time I can see and react to everything on the screen. Visually everything is very sleek, matte finishes, sharp lines, a very thin bevel, and the control knob is accessible and easy to use. Unfortunately, there are no USB ports on this model, but there is a 3.5 audio jack. Monitor brightness is very good in both SDR and HDR mode, showing vibrant colors even in a well-lit room, while maintaining some of the deepest blacks I’ve seen outside of OLED panels. The included monitor stand is easy to set up and has a surprisingly small desk footprint, while still feeling stable and providing height, tilt, lateral, and rotational adjustment. Speakers are about what you would expect; they’ll do in a pinch, but it’s no substitution for a dedicated audio setup. While I feel the HVA panel has a slightly wider viewing angle than a standard VA panel, it’s still best to keep it relatively close and centered. Overall, I really like and recommend this monitor; it shows the start of an exciting future for micro-led gaming monitors.

The TCL 32G64 QD-Mini LED Gaming Monitor series is here to elevate your gaming experience with its impressive light-emitting technology, High Contrast HVA Panel, and 336 Precise Dimming Zones, offering OLED-quality displays at a fraction of the cost. As you open the box, you’ll find the monitor base and arm nestled in the shipping Styrofoam. You’ll immediately notice the solid feel of the base and monitor arm, both crafted from CNC aluminum. Removing the display panel is a breeze—just grab the ends of the Styrofoam and lift it out. Next, place the display packing on its side and remove the top half to reveal the display itself. Interestingly, the display wasn’t protected with plastic, which is a unique choice. Once the display is out of the packaging, set it aside for now. Then, grab the monitor base and attach it to the bottom of the monitor arm, hand-tightening the fastening bolt. Now, place the display upside down on a flat surface, ensuring the display packing sleeve is laid down to protect the panel. Insert the monitor arm into the slots on the back of the display panel and push down to lock it in place. That’s it—you’re all set with the assembly. Stand the monitor upright and plug in the power cable. Just a heads-up, the monitor only comes with a Display Port cable, so you’ll need to bring your own HDMI cable. Next, connect it to your favorite device. Power on the monitor by pressing the joystick button below the bezel in the middle of the display. Pressing the joystick button again will bring up the menu to configure settings. Now, let’s take a look at the pros and cons of this gaming monitor: Pros: 1. 32-inch QHD 2560 x 1440p Mini-LED 180Hz Display 2. HDR600 of exceptional brightness and deep contrast 3. 336 Local Dimming Zones for near OLED Blacks 4. Excellent Build Quality 5. Fully adjustable stand Cons: 1. HDR Quality in Microsoft Windows isn’t quite up to par 2. Limited configurable settings 3. It has stereo speakers that aren’t very good. 4. It only comes with a Display Port Cable. 5. You’ll need to adjust a bit to get the color and contrast just right. In the end, the TCL 32” G64 Series QHD Mini-LED Gaming Monitor is a great choice for gamers on a budget who want a 32” screen that can really shine and show colors well, especially if you tweak it a little.

I got this monitor to be used in a variety if situations (office, gaming, work etc…). The item arrived as expected and was well packaged. Unboxing was a breeze and the installation very simple. The install of the base and stand was simple with a well designed quick connect. One thing i did wish the product came with is an HDMI cable or instead of the display port. However most people have one laying around. I was also impressed with the picture quality of the mini led monitor. I have a TCL mini led TV so was familar with the technology and quality. Detail was sharp and the monitor performs well both with brightness and shadow detail. Overall i am very happy with the purchase. Still need more time gaming with the monitor to provide a detailed reveiw and will update if my opinion chnages.

I bought this originally, because I needed a higher refresh rate monitor and my friend wanted an OLED monitor. I'm not too detail focused and I'm okay with "good enough". I told him, I'd get a MiniLed and he could get an OLED. We'd compare and if he couldn't tell the difference, he could return the OLED and buy the MiniLED. He couldn't tell the difference between the budget OLED and this MiniLED. He did end up keeping the OLED, only due to it having 240HZ. Point of the story, this MiniLED is the equivalent to a budget OLED. The monitor is nice and bright. When I'm on my computer, I want my whole room to light up, this monitor does exactly that. Side by side with my IPS monitor you can see a major difference. There's no backlight bleed. Colors are bright and vibrant. It has a decent refresh rate. No complaints from me. Mind you, our brains are hardwired to block out small details over time that are irrelevant; so a month from now those extra dark areas are going to go unnoticed. Just as if you were to use an IPS monitor, that backlight bleed you'll eventually block out and unnotice it. So you'll need to ask yourself, is the extra cost worth it? I enjoy this monitor, but I'd be just fine with a regular IPS at half the cost. I got this monitor on sale for $349. As I said, I'd settle for good enough, so I most likely wouldn't have bought this monitor at the price it's currently at, which is $449, so they need to work on their pricing. Then again the more we buy these products, hopefully, we'll eventually fuel TCL and other companies to produce more, increase efficiency, thus reducing price, just as IPS, VA, TN panels are today.

I will say, I guy measured my last monitor. A 42" behemoth of a TV. This works much better on my desk, the color is excellent, the picture is clear. Refresh rate, please, its great. This sucker is one of my fav's. Reminder, don't man measure, you don't need bigger is better. Sound is a bit sad, just buy speakers,

Important: No dead pixels, No dirty screens, No light bleed, colors are uniform I replaced a 10 year old monitor and I am not an expert on video and image quality so it's hard for me to judge this monitor(hence why 4 out of 5 stars). Since I will be using this monitor for productivity, I wanted a monitor with updated technology, without the risk of burn in like oled.

Great monitor for those looking for QHD and 32" with a more advanced backlight than edge lit. The dimming algorithm works wonderful. I use mines on Medium and it does the job well. I sit about 3 feet away so I don't see much halo or bloom effect.