Customer Ratings & Reviews

Doesn't work all the time but the picture quality is great!

This TV easily keeps up with tvs that are twice the price. Fantastic picture quality and brightness with all the next gen features you could want!

If you looking for something reliable, amazing premium quality... For far is the best option for gaming and watch content

The brightness is pretty good for this price range 120hz is also available u can use almost any remote connect wether it be tv or console remote it shall work no arc hdmi port needed

This TV has been excellent! Good onboard sound, deep blacks, great picture. Only wish I could find another one in stock!

Very nice picture. Computing power slow compared to my Samsung. Also Google not nearly as good as Alexa. Reasonable for the cost.

Very nice tv, Support 4K 120hz, VRR AND ALLM for optimal and crisp gaming. Picture is suprisingly very very good too for movies. 5/5

Fantastic tv. This is truly the best bang for your buck TV out there. I would particularly take note of the fact that it has VRR and 120hz support which works flawlessly for the PS5 Pro. It makes everything just silky smooth and it being mini LED makes the HDR content really pop out. A great choice.

Great TV. Best bang for the buck I had. Huge change going from Series 4 to Series 6. Also, the Google TV is loads better than the pervious Roku option.

Great tv for the price. Bright and colorful. Good black levels. Plays the new consoles in 120hz. Dolby vision and Atmos. Google TV is a great OS. Just a great all arounder

I really love the bright colors on my new TCL TV and how easy it is to use the Apps. Best Buy Geek Squad were awesome in helping me set everything up. I am really tech-challenged and appreciate the help. Thank you.

As of November 5, 2021 latest firmware update. The TCL Google TV is not a glitchy mess. I had the TCL P605 series before this one. Motion handling is real great being 120hz panel. TV comes with two HDMI 2.1 inputs and two HDMI 2.0 inputs. XSX recognize the TV doing everything except Dolby Vision gaming at 120hz. So if you want Dolby Vision gaming? Switch the XBOX to 60hz refresh rate or keep it on 60hz. Great picture and colors out of the box. This TV can make bad HDR games look good with Dynamic Tone Mapping. Works great for Bloodstained and Nier Automata. If your existing tv doesn't have any auto HDR tone mapping feature already? Sound quality is great when running through a receiver. TV has a 7 band parametric EQ as well, I don't know why but, okay! The HDR is done better than the TCL P series P605, subtle highlights pop even more with the higher Nits/brighter screen. I would give the TV 5 stars. But Google TV UI is clunky or sluggish at times. Roku TV UI is much snappier and consistent.

Pros: One of the more affordable 4k 120hz TVs. Great picture in this price range. Supports HD Gaming and makes everything look good. Low pixle sheer for an LED TV. Supports up to 2 HDMI 2.1. Cons: Consumes a lot of power in this image quality range. Not energy star certified. Television is very heavy for its size. Overall I'm very happy with this TV. I would say I have seen LG with superior power savings and weight but way out of my budget as much as double the price. OLED looks better but at an even greater price and less reliable. This 55" TCL is perfect to unwind from work on the couch.

Decided to pull the trigger and get a new TV for my Series X. I was a little skeptical about the differences 4 years would make. The series 5 had Dolby vision, atmos, and 4K HDR. I wanted a TV with native 120hz. First thing I noticed when I picked it up from Best Buy was the weight difference. It was about 10 pounds heavier than the old tv. Which I didn’t have any gripes about. Brought it inside, took it out of the box, and I finally understood the weight difference. The bezel is way thicker but in a good way. (Keep reading) The stands and everything was made out of metal, which I liked for the price. I got it up and running, it took about 30 minutes of software updates but that was to be expected. I would recommend Google over Roku due to its android platform, it is actually 175% faster in benchmark testing than the Roku. Me and the wife immediately downloaded all the streaming channels and started watching one of our shows. The difference in quality from the series 5 to series 6 is unbelievable. The 120hz 4K hdr is smooth and crisp (with good internet) and the brightness and the colors of the screen were crazy to look at during nighttime. (Turn the brightness down at night or you’ll be blinded) The motion of the scenes were unparalleled to our old tv. After watching it for a while we noticed that the Samsung soundbar we have hated for the past three years actually was encoding correctly for the first time (7.1) and we could finally hear the voices of the protagonist/actors/antagonists clearly for the first time. I’ve been playing F122 and am start in to notice the differences when playing. It’s way more responsive which leads to better lap times (playing with a driving rig) I had to tinker with the colors and brightness, and still tinkering with them but everything is very smooth, crisp, and clean. The only gripe I have is DOLBY VISION isn’t picking up when I load a game. But I’m sure TCL will fix that glitch sooner or later. Yet to play a shooting game, but I’m sure it will be awesome. Also this thing with google is packed with features. So many features I haven’t used them all yet. It’s nice to dim the lights with the remote, or check the doorbell as well with the TV. It’s a great value. Best value I’ve had with a tv. I didn’t think the upgrade would be worth it. But it was so far so good. I got it at Best Buy for $680 after tax and I’m glad I did. Like I said there are shortcomings in the software that can be patched. But the software that’s embedded in the tv is way more responsive than my series 5. I’m planning yo buy another 6 for the bedroom to update that tv as well. It’s worth the price point,

I got the TV because I wanted to have something in my current room/future living room. I was looking for a well reviewed TV with Android TV a 120hz refresh rate 4k panel. This TV delivers on everything and for a wonderful price. I plan on hooking up my Xbox this weekend and seeing what it really has to offer. So far general TV watching is great. It's not go all the bells and whistles but $1000-$1700 less than all the bells and whistles it's a rather great option

This TV has a great picture, with dark blacks and bright colors. It's one of the best TVs in this price range for PS5, with a variable refresh rate and great local dimming.

I haven’t upgraded my Tv since 2012 and the difference in picture quality is outstanding, I am getting 120 FPS on Xbox at 4K resolution for the price this was a great buy.

Great TV , bought it for my daughter and it’s perfect. Has all the features you could want for a great price. Color is amazing, all the smart features and the tv speakers sound great

Upgraded from the 2020 6 series and there is a clear improvement of picture quality. It’s not a perfect TV, the GoogleTV software is slow, glitchy, and a bit frustrating when in settings. Roku is the better OS, but the 2121 model has the better picture. Thankfully, I can just use my Series X for content streaming so I don’t have to deal with the OS that much. Also had issues connecting my older vizio soundbar using the optical cable. It would only recognize the speaker a fraction of the time. Still waiting for newer soundbar to be shipped so can’t comment on earc connection. The TV volume itself is pretty good. At first I thought the audio was coming from my older soundbar before I realized the issues with it. Highly recommend as long as you have a second device to use streaming from. Hopefully updates will improve the googleTV experience.

This tv is amazing. The brightness levels are great and the picture quality is great! I would definitely recommend this tv. Better than some tvs that cost 700 dollars.