Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got on sale @ $699, absolutely a steal for the money, fits my space well for 65 inches and looks good at most angles and lighting. Would reccomend to anyone. Google TV is also amazing, never had luck with most samsung smart tv menu, always laggy and slow, Google TV is always great and smooth.

Picture Quality is great especially if you can get it on sale for $900-$1000. I paid $999. Worth the full price because of the picture quality. Bets very bright and get very dark at the same time which is hard to accomplish. It doesn’t automatically connect with my Visio (unlike my LG TV)even after contacting customer service. The remote is loud and clicky. Those are the only drawbacks.

This 65” is in our bedroom and we couldn’t be happier. The quality is amazing for the price. We connected a soundbar to it as the built in speaker is not enough. While we have a 2022 OLED in our living room, I can say thay I’m just as happy watching movies and shows on this tv.

Inwas looking for a great picture quality. Got a Samsung and it didn't work. Got a Sony and also didn't work, until i moved to this TCL. Great viewing angles and contrast and the blacks are black not grayish. Definitely again when the time comes.

Bought 2 years ago and still running strong. Great TV with a great picture with Dolby vision. Really happy with my purchase.

TV has freezes sometimes but overall looks really good and works well

This is by far the best TV I could ever buy, honestly. I did my research for a gamer TV that it wasn't too expensive, and I ended up deciding that this is the one. So so happy with it. Perfect image response and sound.

Really great picture. Read lots of complaints about the Google OS but I use an Apple TV so that didn’t bother me. Works great with the Apple TV. Picture is awesome. Great sound too if you don’t have a soundbar.

A really good TV with amazing picture quality. It has a good selection of ports and is suited for gaming consoles and best TV watching experience.

The best QLED tv you can buy in my opinion! Obviously OLEDs are ideal but if you want to save and still buy a high end TV, this is the one to get. Picture quality is amazing and barely even less than the OLEDs. I recommend buying it if you can’t spend $3K on an OLED!

Probably one of the best TVs Ive seen for the value, thd picture was incredible, the Roku installed into the tv works flawlessly, and the value cannot be beat. Zero reason to pick up anything more expensive outside 8K.

The picture is gorgeous and the Google interface is easy to use. We've actually owned this for about a year now and so far have no complaints. Fingers crossed that keeps up!

This was quite an upgrade in quality especially for a budget friendly TV. Dolby vision is outstanding, color levels are great, and black levels are on point. Some content might have ghost during fast or action scenes but hardly noticeable.

Great pictures, sound needs to be improved. Sometime the tv needs to be restarted to get everything works.

Used this TV for roughly a year now and it has exceeded my expectations for the price-point. I mostly use it to play my PS5 and it has been an excellent experience. Highly recommend!

amazing picture and sound, a great experience for movies and PS5 games. the software is not top-notch as I notice some delays and lagging. I have a bright room and was concerned by the TV contrast, but it exceeded my expectations. I hope the new software update comes soon and solves the slow response that happens every while.

This is a very good TV for the price. You absolutely cannot beat it. The picture quality is excellent although it does better after calibration. Nothing radical just some slight adjustments. The model that I purchased comes with Google TV which I love.

Great TV! The software needs work. It tends to be quite laggy at times.

Panel is fantastic, actually. I bought this and a Hisense 65U7G on the same day and have been comparing HDR and 4k content on them in the same room at the same time for the last few days. Will return one. This TV has 4 identical quarter-size and equally spaced grey spots at the bottom and needs to be exchanged. No damage to the box, nothing in the packaging shows damage. Must be manufacturing defect. Anyway... TCL OS is terrible, as others have reported. Clunky, slow to respond at time, more layers than necessary to get to sound and display settings and within the first hour of use and switching between the Xbox and other devices, all the HDMI ports just quit working. I had to uplug and "reset" the TV to get the HDMI ports back. What the heck. But... the TCL display is soooo good. There is ZERO backlight bleeding and the clarity/detail and smoothness when panning complex scenes in HDR and 4K is definitely better than the Hisense U7G. The sound from the TCL is waaaay better than the Hisense, but I won't use them so point is moot. In general, TCL form factor is higher quality. I'm so conflicted about the two TVs... TCL has a better display but the Hisense OS is great and reliable. The TCL has perma grey spots on the screen and the Hisense has TERRIBLE backlight bleeding (looks like a Batman sign) and will be used in a dark home theatre room most often. So coincidentally both TVs need to be exchanged due to what seem to be manufacturing issues - part of the panel "lottery" I'm reading. Should I keep the TCL with the better display hoping for OS updates that make it more dependable and usable? Should I keep the Hisense with a far superior OS? We'll see how the exchanged units perform. Right now, I'm leaning slightly toward the TCL.

Excellent picture, was skeptical on tcl til i kept reading and watching reviews.. purchased tv and blown away! Hard to beat this tv at this price point! Bought another one since…