Customer Ratings & Reviews

The picture on the TV is very nice. There are many adjustments that I still want to play around with. The remote control is HORRIBLE. I'm sure it's probably a learning curve, but I'm still unsure how to use some of the buttons. It's quite difficult for my husband who has vision problems. The circle at the top, left, right up, down, etc doesn't light up, so that's an issue. I HATE the stand. It is quite sturdy, however, we attached it at second from the bottom holes, which by measurement should have allowed plenty of room for the soundbar. It doesn't. My soundbar won't sit close to the tv because the stand is large and slopes forward. It is completely impractical to try to reattach the stand to the one notch lower. The tv is extremely heavy and we didn't feel safe leaning it forward and gently placing it on the padded table without hurting the screen. We'll need to place a thick piece of plywood under the stand and hope it will allow it to set far enough above the soundbar ... which is only 2" tall. I'm having to raise my arm to get aim at the sensor. I've tried setting the remote on RF instead of IR. I guess I'll need to continue to play with it. This model has Google TV. I switched from Roku, thinking I didn't like Roku. In hindsight, I was having trouble with my old tv, not the Roku. Roku is super simple. The remote is super simple. Hopefully I'll adapt soon.

I recently bought the TCL QM7K and it’s been a fantastic value for the price. The Quantum Dot tech delivers vibrant colors and sharp contrast, making movies and shows look stunning, especially with Dolby Vision support. For gamers, the 4K at 120Hz and HDMI 2.1 are a big win, offering smooth, lag-free gameplay. The sound is decent but not amazing, so I’d recommend adding a soundbar for a better experience. The Google TV interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, with plenty of app options. For the price, this TV gives a premium experience, with impressive picture quality and solid gaming performance. Definitely recommend if you’re after a budget-friendly, high-performance TV!

Have had this for a little over a month and I have still not been able to play with all of the audio and video settings but this is honestly a fantastic set. Even in bright rooms, have to squint because the brightness. Gaming on it is great. HDR , no matter the content is vibrant. SDR content is fantastic as well. Google tv is my new favorite OS. The speakers (65 inch and above i believe) is a B&O sound system plus built in subs. Honestly, best audio i have heard from a tv. If it is late night and i have the surround system off, the audio from this tv is plenty, even if i watch during the day. Had a tcl 6 series 2020 model 55inch before this so that spoiled me for picture quality. This will out perform in real world use any samsung tv and is loaded with more features. Unlesss you are planning on purchasing an oled, don't bother with anything else and get this!

I was trying to decide on a TV for my living room. I have an OLED for my computer monitor so I know how good they are but they do come at a premium cost. The reviews for this TV are no joke. It has great brightness, quite good blacks/dimming, good colors and all for a fraction of what other TVs cost. This is quite easily 90% as good as Samsung/LG OLED but at 50% (or even less) of the price. You really can't go wrong with it.

I couldn’t believe how good the picture looked when I went to Best Buy. This QD-Mini LED has nice inky blacks that are close to OLED but with the advantages of no burn in and having great brightness. When shopping for a tv, I was worried about off angle images because most LEDs lose color and brightness if you are viewing the screen from the side. This model has a new HVA panel that helps control the viewing angles. While not 100% it’s still a lot better than our 2 year old Samsung tv. The speakers also sound very good. One benefit this tv has over Samsung is that it supports Dolby Vision. I watched Avatar in Dolby Vison and the picture was amazing. I was debating between this model and the QM6K but I went for the QM7K because it has a nicer stand, better build quality, brighter, has more dimming zones and more. The QM6K is still a nice tv but I couldn’t resist the QM7K and got it on sale.

The TV has great colors, and brightness and depth. When watching HDR10+ and Dolby Vision content, it really POPS out of the screen. Also I found the OS to be pretty good, I used to use samsung's and found the os to be laggy and limited, being Google OS this has more options. So far so good, have had this for 2 months.

I’ve been using the TCL QM7K for a while now, and honestly, I’m really impressed. The picture quality is the first thing that stands out. Colors look bright and lively without being overdone, and the contrast is excellent — dark scenes stay dark, but you still see plenty of detail. Watching movies and shows in 4K HDR looks amazing, especially at night. What surprised me most is how bright this TV gets. Even during the day with sunlight coming in, the screen stays clear and easy to see. Sports look smooth, action scenes are sharp, and there’s very little glare.

Great picture, black levels are great, bright picture, built in sound is top notch.

Screen works as suppose to be. The screen looks amazing, I totally recommend it. TCL is doing great with mini-Led technology. Also it is working great for gaming, so I would say this TV is the best mid-lower gaming tv in the marking

An excellent product. My first TCL and im not disappointed, loads of options in settings and the ease of use was great when setting up. the picture quality is bright and vivid, plugs are on the right side facing the screen, sideways plugs, lots of HDMI plugs, wifi capability and comes with x2 loud speakers on the back with some dynamic bass.

Out of the box its quality is great. But if you're willing to invest a little time to calibrate the settings, as I have, then you can get some really stunning results. And I don't have any professional equipment or software, either - just my eyes and ears. So anyone can do the same if the desire is there. Here are our results with our set. 4K DV, HDR+: OTB - stunning, Calibrated: near perfect 4K HDR: OTB - great, Calibrated: stunning Sub 4K HD: OTB - very good, Calibrated: great, some stunning SD: OTB - decent (on par with most other sets), Calibrated - quite good (on par with some other sets) Motion Handling: OTB - great, Calibrated - excellent Internal/On Board Apps: Those are all we use, and the ones we use all work flawlessly. Sound: We use a Samsung HW-Q800C soundbar and SWA-9500S rear speakers. We tried the internal sound system of the TV, and it just doesn't compare. But with Passthrough mode over HDMI eARC, the sound via the soundbar/speakers is excellent. Two caveats. 1) TrueHD tracks are converted to Dolby PCM Surround tracks via Dolby MAT, but since they're both lossless formats, we don't notice any difference, but 2) PCM Surround (5.1 and 7.1) tracks are downmixed to PCM Stereo tracks, and the difference is easily noticeable. I contacted TCL about both over multiple backs and forths, and in the end they closed the issue saying it's our soundbar's fault, which is bogus, since the same tracks from the same files played into the same soundbar from a ShieldTV device are unaltered, and the soundbar plays them flawlessly, both as TrueHD and PCM Surround. So TCL just doesn't want to admit that it's their problem and then fix it. Sad. All other tracks and formats/codecs are sent unaltered to the soundbar and played flawlessly. So outside of primarily the PCM Surround downmix to PCM Stereo issue, the sound processing is great. Off Angle: Our seating goes only about 45 degrees to each side, and within that range the picture quality never diminishes. So they've done a great job there. It does diminish some at closer to 90 degree angles, but it's not horrible even there. Light Reflection: We have ceiling lights a few feet from where the TV is mounted, and with them on you can see some reflection. But for most scenes, it's diminished pretty well, although you can still see it if you're specifically looking for it. With darker scenes, though, yes, it's clearly visible, and it even produces some interesting rainbow streaks then. We've adjusted by simply going to room lighting that is farther away, as well as table lamps below the level of the TV, and that fixes it for us. And of course, when we watch it with no lights on, there's no issue at all. And the ambient light from windows is never a problem for us. We don't play video games, so we have no review there. Summary: Overall, this is the near perfect TV for us, so we give it 5 stars. 4 is too low for the only issue we've had that doesn't have a work-around - the PCM Surround downmixing to PCM Stereo over HDMI eARC. It's really stupid of TCL to not fix this, especially given that they convert TrueHD to Dolby PCM Surround, so they obviously have the ability to output PCM Surround. Still, that one issue doesn't warrant dropping it to 4 stars. So there you have it. Happy viewing!

Great tv for the price! The mini-LED technology was the right choice for our living room. It’s a bright room but the tv still displays colors and blacks perfectly. We don’t have to be adjusting the picture settings as it does it automatically depending on what content it’s displaying. Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision work perfectly.

TCL QM7K provides great image brightness and renders colors quite well. Sound quality is surprisingly good, with noticeable base coming from the rear firing woofers. Apps run quickly on this platform and can handle switching between apps is easy enough. Coming from a basic 2019 LG to this tv was a huge jump, so going to an even higher model TV wasn't necessary. Buy this in confidence. Note that the box for the 65' just fit inside of a Toyota minivan, so transporting in the vertical position is possible.

I went back & forth between the TCL QM6, QM7, Hisense U8 & the Samsung SN84 OLED. All being excellent products. I went in to Best Buy content on purchasing the TCL QM6 the QM7 was displayed next it & knew I would always regret not purchasing the 7. The Hisense U8 was absolutly amazing but only slighly if at all better picture in my opinion. The Samsung would have been amazing for a dark room. I have nothing but good things to say about the TCL QM7 especially for the sale price of $799 for the 65”Easily the most satisfied I have been with a TV purchse in my 55 years of life. I woukd hignly reccomend the TCL QM7!

So far so good. This TV has great sounds in a wide open room. We have yet to get the surround sound and, while we still will, we'll probably wait since it's already great as a standalone. Color is good and eye intelligent setting refreshes brightness in a window filled room, as needed. I switched from Samsung so I'm still getting used to the different UI settings and commands, but it's a good UX and feels like a much better TV for the price.

After a lot of research, we finally chose this TV because it fit our budget and had great reviews. The screen is large, and the picture quality is excellent with very clear and vibrant colors. The sound quality is surprisingly good as well — we didn’t feel the need to buy any extra speakers or a soundbar. Overall, we are very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend this TV to anyone looking for great quality at a reasonable price.

Awesome TV, Awesome price, great purchase. Great value for money proposition. I have a Sony OLED TV and it amazes me as to how TCL have improved their picture quality over the years. Great blacks and accurate color saturation, motion smoothness to deliver impeccable picture quality out of the box. Amazed with this product. Makes a strong case as to why I should pay a premium price for a similar specced Sony product. Way to go TCL.

Very pleased with this tv. Didn't go all in on an oled because of the reviews I read about the darker pictures in brighter rooms. Our room is really bright most of the time. This tv looks great and has excellent audio. We have already watched a few movies and I was very pleased with the sound right out of the box. Never had an oled but I'm fine with this. We still watch regular tv and a lot of that doesn't broadcast in high definition anyway. I've seen oled displays and some of the movies we've watched I can't see any difference. Football also looks fantastic, like being at the game.

Awesome TV! Was looking at all my options but landed on the QM7K as I usually only watch sports. Given that it's the official TV of the NFL I knew I couldn't go wrong. If you're looking for a TV that has an incredible picture and awesome sound I HIGHLY recommend getting the QM7K!

Great TV the blacks are OLED like and TV is bright, good for heavy light environment