Customer Ratings & Reviews

First tv I have ever bought on my own did a lot of research and this one had a lot of excellent reviews

The store clerks were great. When I came for pick up it was a smooth transition. Overall a good experience.

They came in and set up my new Television set. They stayed until all the channels were working. Very nice.

Picture looks like you're watching a sit-com instead of a movie. Takes this old gal a bit getting used to.

This tv is great so far (only had for 2 months). TCL is quickly becoming the best tv for your money.

aside from not being able to correctly turn off DVISION its a pretty good tv for the price

can tell a difference with this hd tv colors come to life and looks like you are right there

I had to all customer service for TCL and they were very helpful with walking me the o ugh the setup.

Our TV went out in the bedroom and needed just a quick tv replacement that was good and cheap!

Great unit for the price. The only thing missing for me would be Bluetooth to connect to speakers

Buying this t.v was my best choice I love it. Roku tv has everything you need for family time.

Nice TV. But the salesman talked me into getting the LG. It was 40$ cheaper for the same feathers

We bought this to put in a cabinet for our outdoor kitchen. Works great, have had no complaints!

Best Buy employee told me about this tv and I've been very happy with it!

HDMI inputs not working. I think you have to connect during initial set up. Overall good tv.

The purchasing process was easy and I believe this product will get lots of use from my family.

Overall good value for money, but picture quality is not the best, especially the colors.

Best Tv 4k For Gaming Good Price Im Using This Tv With The Xbox One X And Work Perfect

It had great picture and easy set up but within first 2 hours it just shut off and would not turn on again. Returned for different brand.

I really love this TV. Almost everything about it is great. Pros: -Price is amazing for what you get... -True 10-bit HDR -4k resolution -Dolby Vision / Dolby Atmos support -Built-in Roku - if you're a Roku user this is even better than some of the Roku devices for a few reasons (see below) -Almost instant-on. My other roku / TVs take a few seconds to turn on, boot up, and get to a point where you can start navigating and accessing your content. This TV/Roku interface turns on almost immediately. -Another thing I like about it is you can mange your entire TV through the ROKU interface, and switch inputs on the Roku interface, and it even shows you a live preview window of what content is playing on that input. For example I have a PS4 and a Steam Link connected on HDMI 1 and 2, but I don't remember specifically which input is which. But if I turn on my PS4 I can see it in the hdmi INPUT mini-preview windows built into the Roku tiles. It's a cool/minor feature that's great. -Some ROKU devices have slower processors which makes everything lag, whatever processor they are using is on par with the Stream Stick+, snappy and responsive and only very minimal lag on some resource intensive apps. Overall no complaints here. -I'm not subscribed to cable/sat service and like to watch Football on an external TV antenna which can be accessed with in the ROKU interface easily as well. -It seems to upscale things pretty well, including my PS4 games (don't have the 4k PS4, but the games do look way better than on my Samsung FHD screen I was replacing) -Watched some shows I've been watching for years and saw them in a whole new way. Can't really describe it but you feel like you're standing in the room with the actors at times. -It has built-in 802.11AC WiFi which is awesome. But, it also has an ethernet jack which is totally unexpected and a really nice and thoughtful feature. I used to have a lot of connectivity issues with WIFI and would love to have had the option to connect to the internet with a hard connection. Now for the cons...there are not many, but there are some: -There is a bit of light bleed in the corners, which I guess comes from the thinness of the display and the backlighting being on the corners instead of directly behind. I don't honestly notice it much and usually only on menus, not in any video playback. In fact I haven't noticed it at all during any content consumption, but it is visible on menus. -Wall mounting this was a bit of a pain. For some reason they chose to include these metal standoffs on the top VESA holes but not on the bottom, which creates a weird angle and because the bottom holes were sunk in behind the casing the wall mount I bought didn't fit. The wall mount kit I bought included like 10-20 different screws, spacers, almost everything you could possibly need for any TV, but I still ended up having to make a trip to the hardware store to get special screws and washers to get everything to line up evenly. It's just a weird setup for the VESA holes on the back and I'm not sure why they did it that way. In any case it's a minor annoyance and something you hopefully only need to deal with once. -The actual picture quality is not A+, I mean it's a <$500 TV (when I purchased), so you're not going to get a $2.5k OLED experience, but for the money I still think it's more than good enough, and if you're upgrading from a Full HD/Non-HDR screen you'll be blown away nonetheless. This was replacing a 45" FHD Samsung TV I bought a couple years ago for the same price and is better in every way, very pleased with it, would definitely recommend based on the features you're getting at this price, hard if not impossible to beat.