Customer Ratings & Reviews

Disappointed the tv was defective right out of the box.

I got this on for Black Friday for $499, I'm impressed by a good deal of things. This is a Google TV, if you don't like that you may not want to care about the software that comes with this. If you don't mind then read on. TCL 55Q750G Smart TV pro, no lie it literally has that in the system information. This is an impressive set from a visual standpoint and coming from a 1080p LED LCD, this set completely demolished that one from color reproduction(once you fully calibrate it) and depth of blacks, I have no idea what OLED is like but how much darker can those be remains to be seen. The setup is straightforward, mine is wall mounted above a decently sized desk, so the sound I get will differ from those who have their set on a desk or table or freely hanging on a wall. The audio was surprising for a TV, they usually sound like old radio, lots of treble, some mid range and absolutely no bass. This actually has a decent balance of all and I've yet to actually mess with the EQ at all(too lazy ATM). You won't be amazed but you won't be holding your bleeding ears because of the audio either. You want 5.1, 7.1, Atmos, DTS-X, you'll need to get the appropriate hardware for that. This TV is pretty bright, I usually have it turned down between 30-70 depending on time of day, if it gets very bright it automatically adjusts to try to compensate. Then again what person watches TV with bright sunlight blasting through the window,I never understood this complaint, do folks not have window shades or curtains?!?! It's bright enough for my eyes, your assessment may be different. This TV is mainly for gaming and it works well for that. You have a built in Game Mode that automatically turns on when your fire up your console that's connected via HDMI. You can set this to always be on if you choose to for specific port. Game mode basically turns off all that processing which can hamper gaming controller feedback and what you see happening on screen. By default it's set to auto. Ok now after gaming for some time, this TV really does shine, the viewing angles are rather tight, but if you're gaming, that's isn't going to be a problem as you're always dead center anyway. While gaming is good to excellent, there is some weirdness that I don't fully understand. I have a PS5 connected to port 1 and playing GT7 in frame rate mode, gives you great visuals but it comes with annoying ghosting on trailing edges of cars or moving objects. What's strange is this is not present when you play the game at 120hz. I think this might be that BFI as I think the panel is natively 120hz and uses BFI on lower than 120hz content. I could be wrong but that ghosting is very apparent in GT7. Wish there was a way to disable that function, which should be off in game mode. I haven't noticed this in other games I've played, but it's very apparent in GT7. Things to note, don't unplug HDMI devices while either devices are powered on, you run the risk of damaging both. Familiarize yourself with the remote, it's Bluetooth and doesn't need to be pointed at the set to transmit. You can turn off the built in TV microphone using the switch below the TCL logo about an inch to the left on the TV. No idea why it lights up to let me know it's off, that's pretty backwards, it should be lit when the mic is on and not when it's off. Who needs extra LED's on below the TV for no good reason. If you like your streaming, you'll be happy to know this supports wireless, but I don't recommend it unless you have no other option. Just plug it directly into your router and save yourself the headache of wireless interference causing your streams to degrade or buffer. I'll be trying to figure out how to fix my ghosting issue by switching ports and other things. My honest feelings are outside of that issue, the TV is more than a solid upgrade with features you'd find on more expensive sets. It's no PC monitor but support for 1440p is a win and it can refresh at 144hz with VRR enabled. Don't see the point, just use a PC monitor for console gaming it's got you covered, for current hardware use port 1 or port 2 as both are HDMI 2.1. Cool feature is HDMI CEC, this let's you turn the TV and connected devices off with one remote and turn everything on with one remote at all. Though the PS5 will not turn on without using the controller or power button, it does go into standby if you turn off the TV. Very cool feature that just works, also the remote can work within the PS5 menu screen, but still no way of mimic the PS home button. You can navigate streaming apps on the PS5 with the TV remote, another plus.

Easy to set up and use. Easy to understand menus. Great picture for TV and gaming.

Don't recommend anything with Google in it. Too much craps to list.

Sports is choppy. Changes channels without notice. Taking it back. The TLC soundbar and subwoofer is good though

Picture keeps flashing even after a factory reset don’t buy it

Will be nice for our super bowl party . Havent found the perfect spot for it but easy to move.

coil whine at high brightness. would not recommend

Great price and picture quality. Very impressed with the 120 hz. The audio quality though is not the best. I will be getting a soundbar.

I spent a lot of time researching TV's before landing on this one. Short verdict; the TCL Q7 has amazing contrast, more than decent colors (after minimal adjustments to settings), and fast response times for gaming and watching sports. It's the best TV you will find under $1,000. With that price tag, however, there is going to be some compromises. TCL's website states there are "up to 200 dimming zones." Keep in mind, that would be for the larger 75" TV. The 55" and 65" will have approximately 120 and 150 dimming zones respectively. That said, you are still getting near perfect blacks in most scenes (even with the 55"). TCL also claims this TV can reach 1,000 nits of brightness. However, testing shows the Q7 lands more between 700-800 nits. For context, that is still plenty bright: the average brightness for TV's is around 400-500 nits. But, it still falls a little short from what TCL is advertising. It has also been reported that the colors on the TCL Q7 are not particularly great without adjusting settings (my TV in particular had a noticible red-tint to it). However, this can be corrected fairly easily. I spent only about 10 minutes to get the colors correct on my particular unit. The only big issue I found was regarding Variable Refresh Rate for gaming. Activating VRR on my PS5 created odd stuttering and flickering which made for an awful viewing experience. Whatever process TCL is using for VRR is just not working currently. Hopefully, they will find a way to fix this in the future. For now, turning off the setting corrected the issue - no problem. Audio on the TCL Q7 is fine for the average consumer but nothing amazing for the enthusiast. There is an audio preset specifically designed to make dialogue more audible. Besides that, the speakers are very average compared to any other TV. Adjusting the EQ settings will help slightly. But if audio is very important to you, I would advise buying a soundbar. All that said, TCL has priced their TV's *very* competitively. The Q7 55" is priced at $550 on sale (non-sale price is $750). The 65" and 75" are priced at $699 (normally $999) and $999 (non-sale price $1,399) respectively. Even at their non-sale prices, you will be hard-pressed to find a better TV at this price point. All in all, I give the TCL Q7 series 5/5 stars when taking into consideration the price. I hope this all helps.

As a tv it is flawless, work great with consoles. Can work with pc but you are going to have to disable vrr also download cru and change hdmi from 48gb to 40 other wise the screen will lose sync and black out for a second pretty regularly. The picture is really nice not to sharp but not super smooth. Overall it a good tv finally found one that can actually be a tv and pc monitor and the 144hz is a nice touch got to update firmware by the way other wise you won't have the 144hz with out vrr honestly vrr is great on console only in my opinion

Crisp picture, good sound, great for gaming with the 120 refresh rate. All at a reasonable price

Screen burn was a concern so I didn’t want to go OLED and I’m a big gamer so I wanted the refresh rate First time I played a movie for my son my wife was like ok I’m impressed the I turned on the ps5 and she looked at me and said I nailed the choice This is now our second QLED and I’m a fan for life it’s like watching events almost in person This isn’t a “for the money” buy this is a quality purchase I don’t see the benefit in paying more when I compare pictures TCL repeatedly delivers

Picture is vivid, no blurring during motion...this TV turns out to be quite excellent, especially considering the price. I catch myself seeing something new and thinking, 'wow. this tv' in all seriousness.

Great television for the price. Loved the Roku OS on older TCLs. Google OS is different, but has more features. Not a bad learning curve. Great order prep and help loading the car from the store staff.

Tv is of excellent quality. Amazing for the price. Sharp picture and the perfect refresh rate for gaming. Decent speaker quality too. Easy setup

Great picture and i can run 144hz on my pc. Came with a burnt pixel on hat comes and goes. This is the 3rd tcl with a burnt pixel

This is my 3rd TCL TV and I could not be more happier. These TV's keep getting better and better! Colors are crazy beautiful as are the deep blacks. Soooo glad I bought this instead of LG (saved a ton). Picture looks just as good. Totally recommend. Oh! and their customer service is just as great. Helped me with an issue that wasn't even theirs. Highly recommend.

Amazing tv for the price, colors are great. Gaming is great, no flaws yet

Got this tv for games on my Xbox Series X, great pictures runs games at 120hrz 4k, Has been a good tv so far