Customer Ratings & Reviews

As advertised, great entry-level television for gaming, and fine for movies and sports, easy set up.

Great tv! Graphics are amazing with my xbox. Highly recommended!

It’s a good tv, has little to no lag, works well with my smart devices in my house as well.

I love everything about the TV the picture the sound everything And it's fast

Wonderful tv this is a must buy. Love that the tv has 4 hdmi ports.

It's an excellent TV, it has extremely beautiful colors. The best option

The Android TV OS is quite responsive on this tv and the contrast is very good!

Amazing tv has the best hertz for anything you wanna watch

The gentlemen assumed role of get out my way and mounted, connected, and professionally installed my TCL QM6k. They were very knowledgeable and not awkward at all as most can get in an unknown home with a stranger.

Great value in terms of quality vs price. Easy to install and setup

TV is crystal clear and color perfect. Works great as a large computer monitor as well.

The picture quality is good, this is my 1st smart tv and im not fhat thrilled with them.

This TV was a pleasant surprise. I wasn’t expecting much of a difference from my old 43’ Insignia TV but this tv is light years ahead of that tv. The colors are rich and the blacks are deep. It’s not an OLED tv but the average person that watches tv likely wont notice a difference. Start up is a little slower than I’m used to and the Google TV set up and OS is a little clunky to me (take that with a grain of salt as I primarily use an AppleTV on all of my tvs). I’ve noticed a huge difference when playing games due to the 144hz refresh rate. Gaming has been a blast. The only annoyance that I have is with game mode and not being able to set a permanent brightness level. I have to adjust the brightness in game mode every time but it isn’t a deal breaker. I definitely would get another one when it’s time to replace my livingroom tv!

I work in television and video production professionally. I stare at high end Sony and Ikegami production monitors and oled TV’s to monitor the video quality of the images produced in the studio. Needless to say, I’m spoiled by the multi thousand dollar equipment that I work with. When I first heard the QM6K’s announcement at this years CES (thank you Caleb Denison), I was cautiously intrigued and excited to see this TV in person. After seeing it on display in my local Best Buy, I was amazed at the quality this tv displayed for the price. Folks, what you get for the price is simply amazing. TCL has produced one of the best bang for your buck tvs. After getting it home and doing a basic 2 point calibration on the tv, all it needed was a few tweaks to the black and contrast levels. The color was so close to being perfect out of the box, the 2 point white calibration adjustments were minimal. Honestly, a non-videophile would be ecstatic with how this tv looks out of the box. It looks amazing. Now is this tv perfect? No. Is it an oled killer? No. But it’s not nearly as expensive as an oled, and you get an amazing and accurate picture. It’s a TV 98-99% of the population would be very happy with. The only other downsides to this tv are, like other qled mini led TV’s, there’s a little blooming noticeable and color loss when viewed off angle. But TCL has minimized this effect when compared to TV’s from other manufacturers that utilize the same technology. This tv isn’t as bright as more expensive mini-led TV’s. It only gets to about 700-800 nits brightness in the highlights. But it still provides a great HDR viewing experience. I recommend this tv.

Been using this for the last couple of weeks and this tv has been great. The colors are rich and vibrant, the sound is good by itself, I do have it connected to a sound bar, and it's nice the remote controls that too. It does take some to set up if you have a few of the apps to set up and re-log into or if you don't have a google account. I was weary about having a google tv interface, as I've only used Roku and the Fire tv and Fire stick. It has been surprisingly good and easy to navigate, not to mention very quick into switching to different apps and settings. I have another TCL tv that has been pretty good, but this has been a great upgrade. It has everything that I wanted and within my budget. Has enough HDMI ports and USB ports. It has up to 120hz on it and the smart interface recognizes when my game console is connected and makes those internal.changes to get the most out of the picture,sound, and quality. Overall I've been impressed with the tv, as well as the remote which is all backlit, not just a few buttons, but all the buttons, very nice feature. If your looking for a tv that wont break the bank and has all the features you need for a good gaming tv as well as a great movie watching experience, then this tv should do the trick.

Love it! Gaming is unbelievably! Picture is the best for the value. Features are there for gamers with a true native 120hz LCD panel.

We got this TV on a whim to fit into our apartment. We wanted to find something with good brightness, good quality, and an overall clean picture with no artifacts. I was really surprised to see this discounted for $500 or so, considering how well made it is! It competes with my LG Oled C1, which is really saying something. You'll need to do some adjustments to the display in order for it to look the best. After all is said and done it's an incredibly bright and vivid display, with solid color accuracy, a sharp image, and deep blacks. A nice bonus is the 120fps mode, super smooth for gameplay, and I'm surprised it isn't being advertised as much. Overall, really impressed when I originally was hesitant. To my pleasant surprise nothing has shown itself to be a problem and it's met all my expectations, even for a TCL.

Far exceeded my expectations. My last TV upgrade came about 15 years ago so I guess you could say I was living in the stone age... of TV's. The only problem is that there are so many tools for fine tuning and adjusting that I'm always trying to tweak this just right. What amazes me most is the color. It's like a whole new world opened up when I turned this beast on. What an absolute delight. I had a little trouble with motion blurring watching live sports but some fine tuning took that away and now it's like I'm sitting right in the stadium or ball park. I hooked this up to a ROKU Ultra so I'm getting the full benefit of every advancement in TV technology. It'ss just simply awesome. I always thought about getting a soundbar for my former TV but that thought went out the window when I listened to this. Great volume and sound quality. Top notch. I do not use the Google TV operating system much because I use the Spectrum app on the ROKU for most of my viewing. If Google TV would get the Spectrum app, I could eliminate one more piece of equipment (but I do love the ROKU and probably would not part with it.) I considered the QM7K along with this QM6K before purchasing but after a month with this, I don't see how the QM7K could be any better. I don't think anyone could go wrong if you purchase this TV. Setup was easy and I managed to unbox and get it ready by myself. I think it weighs in around 25 pounds so not too heavy. The legs are easy to attach. The AC cord attaches easily and firmly. The HDMI outputs are labeled and easily accessed. I registered this with TCL and got an additional nine months warranty for doing that. The TV performs well and I do not see myself buying any additional extended warranty. It's a beauty. Years ago, TCL was looked down upon but them days are long gone and this TV seems to break barriers with quality and price. Yes, I recommend it and you won't go wrong! Thank you TCL and Best Buy! I did see the price dropped by $50 right after the Price Match window closed but I'm not too upset about it because I believe I already got the best deal out there.

Great blacks, sharp image, and strong contrast when local contrast is on. Viewing angles are solid. The 144Hz refresh rate feels buttery smooth with very low latency. Overall, I’m really happy with this TV, especially for the price. I upgraded from the QM5K for the higher refresh rate and improved backlighting, and I definitely don’t regret it.

This is a great TV if you want full array local dimming, as close to OLED you can get with regular LEDs, without shelling out $800+. Got it on sale at $549, plus I had a few gift cards so I essentially got this TV for $200 and for that price it’s unbeatable. I want to speak objectively as if I had paid full price though, so I will. The picture quality is incredible for its price range (maybe TVs these days are just this good, it’s been 8 years since my last TV purchase). The Dolby vision looks great watching Andor on Disney+ and other shows/movies that use it. Dolby Atmos is also really good, the speakers on this thing can get LOUD and still sound great. I like that it’s google TV, the buttons on the controller are ones I use; Netflix, prime video, YouTube, Apple TV, Disney+ (and TCL TV which I guess is like free tv with ads). The remote is also backlit and has a sensor to turn on the backlight when you pick it up. Another plus is that the TV is pretty light for all that hardware it’s packing. I believe under 30lbs/14kgs so although it says 2 people needed to install I was able to do it on my own (29M, physically fit). Definitely recommend a mount for this one, the TV is flat enough to go great on a wall, I personally am using the Sanus elite advanced full motion mount I got here on Best Buy and it’s been great. There’s a lot of settings to go through, TCL has been pushing this weird AI art wallpapers that I hate. It made a scary looking “van goh” inspired piece and I shut it off immediately, can’t trust generative AI to know anything of course, no human is checking. On to the budget limitations. I could not get Apple HomeKit to work at all. I spoke to Apple and they couldn’t get it to work either. It’s been frustrating to get TCL to work on it too, their business hours are EST and I’m PST so I got a slim window to call after work, or email. Emailing has not been an optimal way to get help, you can understand this though. Heck it’s expected, TCL isn’t Samsung or LG, the user base is growing but it isn’t there so the support will be minimal. Overall, this is a great TV, especially if you catch it on sale. I foresee many years with it to come. Maybe in 5 years when the Geek Squad protection runs out, I’ll put it in the living room and get another one.