“If I will be using a Fire Stick, does it matter whether I buy the TCL with Google TV or the one with Roku? Will the Fire Stick work in both? Why is there a $300 price difference between the two version?”
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I had a fire stick on old tv but found I don't need it on my new TCL Roku tv class 6 because the Amazon app is already on there, just click on it sign in to your prime account and your good to go , all your information and preferences will be there.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Both TVs feature various inputs that can be used to connect external devices like a FireStick. All 6 series are designed to operate in the same performance envelope, but the newer R655 adds 144Hz VRR gaming and updated cosmetics. Hope this helps! Thank you, TCL Customer Support
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The Roku version apparently is newer model that has added VRR 144 Hertz for gamers. Has the different stand I've had an older TCL for some years the Google version I would get the settings allow better tweaking on picture setting also includes Bluetooth which the Roku version doesn't have you have to use their app through your phone to use private listening. On Amazon prime Day that Google version went for $599 I would pick up that one it is pretty well identical unless you're a big gamer and want that added feature mentioned earlier. They're both 120 Hz TVs and yes you can plug a fire stick in. I have an older fire TV box and the newer 4K fire TV stickmax. It will go back to $599 soon if you want to wait. Only thing I don't like about Roku is that they on occasion change the settings in their quick settings which is annoying when you're used to clicking on there to put it in low power say if you want it darker at night quicker They put it somewhere else. My TCL is the R615 from 2018 and it still kicking good. Fire stick processing will be a lot faster if you get the 4K Max version.
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