Customer Ratings & Reviews

This TV was purchased as a replacement to a 2022 Hisense U8 and I couldn't be happier. I have usually gone with Hisense for my TVs, but decided to go with TCL's counterpart based on some online reviews. Although viewing abgles are still lackluster with this panel technology, every other aspect of this TV's picture quality has been superb, right down to the motion handling which has historically been a problem on these "budget premium" TVs. Would highly recommend!

Looks amazing. Perfect during the day even with the sun directly hitting the screen. The motion could get jittery on certain formats/film but overall, it's great for my use case. Would recommend

Very easy setup. Delivery was seamless. Color and brightness is fantastic. Motion is clear and detailed.

This TV will blow your mind. You will feel like you re actually on the production set watching all the action. The sound is incredible! Its like having a surround sound system already set up without having to purchase anything additional. I was heaitatnt to pay the money at first, but now i couldnt imagine not having it. My favorite TV ever!!!

It was time to replace a 10 year old LG 50” and after researching TLC and Hisense mini-led TVs, I drove an hour to the closest Best Buy to see them in person before making a decision. I had already decided that 65” was the largest for the room and $1100 was the most I wanted to spend. It was between the Hisense U8 and the TCL QM8K. Prices were comparable so it was down to visual preference. The TCL won out because in standard mode, the TCL was brighter and contrast was better in my eyes. The room it was going into is bright during the day so screen brightness was important. Now that the TV has been in our home for two weeks, I am very pleased with my decision. Although it was not the final factor, the TCL was on sale for $100 less. BTW, sound quality was not a factor since I run a streaming box into an AV receiver.

I love my TCL 65" Smart tv from Best Buy! It has a beautiful screen picture and the color is amazing! Also what I love is the microphone on the remote to quickly get to the shows I love...Overall, this tv that I presently own 2 TCL tvs is the absolute best choice for home entertainment that everyone will love!

Bought this based on many good reviews on YouTube to replace a 14-year-old Panasonic plasma. We are not using the supplied Google OS but our existing Roku Ultra. The picture is great along with the sound. We are still trying out all the different picture settings. The remote is the right size and weight. Overall, we are satisfied with this purchase.

Shopping for TVs for several years. Always would have to compromise on something. Saw this TV on display and it stood out among the rest of the TVs. Picture is clear, bright, and colorful. Didn't even here the sound at the store. After getting TV set up at home, the sound is really good. Love this TV.

Excellent picture and sound. Hooked up a digital antenna to it and the tuner worked perfectly. Such an incredible picture. Read reviews and watched videos for months. Got a $2500 TV equivalent to Sony and LG for under #1K. Was easy to set up all my streaming services.

Honestly-Display is really good. This TV would be a good choice for bright rooms. Cons: 1. TV is heavy. I didn’t imagine it would be this heavy. 2. This brightness is overkill for my house. Too bright for me personally even at 10% brightness.

This TV delivers all the features I have found in various reviews. It was relatively easy to install the stand. The TV provides great amount of brightness and color, and it works well with my Apple TV streaming device. The smart TV OS itself works very well for streaming. Thus far I am very pleased with this product and happy I purchased it rather than the Samsung OLED TV I had considered, primarily because of fear of OLED burn-in. To my eyes it is very competitive with the OLED.

Great TV with excellent contrast. Very comparable to OLED. We chose Mini LED as we had it in a bright room and the extra brightness helped with the glare.

Coming from another TCL tv that is around 8 years old, the QM8K is amazing. First, the colors are way better, and black looks black unlike previously it looked like dark gray. Previous TCL was a roku tv so I was hesitant but after a month with this new tv, google tv is way better, and so must smoother and faster between switching apps. The when your watching 4k HDR the image looks amazing. I also love the remote, love how it is backlighted when you move the remote.

I was hesitant to purchase a TCL. I've always been a Sony, Samsung, and LG customer. However, after seeing it on display in the store and considering the price was hundreds of dollars less, I decided to purchase the TCL for our master bedroom. The dollars saved more than covered the mounting bracket and extended warranty!

I’m a long time Sony owner and this is my first TCL purchase. I’ve had the QM8K for a week and can say without reservation that it is one of the best value TV purchases on the market. The picture quality is nothing short of amazing in relation to the price. For sports viewing, gaming and even movie watching, I give this model a 5 star recommendation. Yes, the black levels are not on par with the latest OLED screens but that should matter to only really discerning customers. I also believe Google TV is the best TV operating system on the market. Do yourself a favor and switch to apps only mode. The sound is average but aren’t they all?

Upgraded from a 4k LG LED. The picture on this TCL is phenomenal. The reason for the 4 star rating is because the EARC HDMI port is 2.0. I knew this going in but it still is not quite as functional as I had wished. It works fine with only the Apple TV connected to the receiver but, a gaming console connected to the receiver would cause me to lose earc capability when just watching the TV. That is because the receiver would have to be connected to an HDMI 2.1 port on the TV and sound coming from the TV would have to use the optical port. When I have guests and if the TV comes on, everyone comments on how great the picture is. I do not use and I have never heard sound from the TV. Sound has alwsys gone through the receiver.

Bought it for both 4k pc gaming and TV, very satisfied. Great color and black level.

Amazing! I upgraded from a 10 YOA hd tv and, this thing will blow you away. I mean, when you can see the people's pores in their skin on TV, that's incredible. And, the colors are amazing as well as the price that I got on Labor Day. I can not say enough good things about the ease of this transaction, installation and customer service.

I like the controls and the many the options. The setup operations are done almost automatically. It works very well with the TCL q65h sound bar and sub woofer. Overall I like everything about this tv. One thing I noticed, the screen can will repeat, momentarily/less than a second go blank. If it continues I will restart the tv, most times it will stop, like this morning. Note this is nothing major.

This thing is bright. Out of the box settings are vivid at a hundred percent brightness, it will burn your retinas out. I am in a semi dark room with two lamps , burning 6500k bulbs and the screen looks like I have 2 lighthouses in my room. It's a mirror. Be assured this is not an OLED and the upscaling leaves something to be desired. Using directv @1080i. Out of the box, this thing needs to be calibrated I found some settings online and that helped fix some issues. Still , this thing is bright in a semi dark room. Bright spots on the screen can seem to be washed out. Blacks are good but somewhat crushed. Like I said, this is no OLED coming from an eight year old LG B7 I was expecting more after seeing reviews on line. I had experienced burn in on the LG twice and did not want to go through that again.So I was looking for a mini led to bypass that aggravation. Now here's the rub I have an older Onkyo TX-SR805 receiver that worked fine with my LG tv, through the toss link (Optical) cable. Hooking up my new TCL QM8K with the same cable, I was only able to get 2 channel stereo no 5.1 surround. I tried everything finally called TCL twice and was on the phone for over an hour each time, only to be told that it would not provide 5.1 through the optical cable. This really bummed me out. I guess my old receiver that I bought eighteen years ago was not future proof, so I'll be looking for a new one. One of the TCL "technicians" told me I should buy a different tv. This should not be an issue as, like I said my LG worked just fine through the optical cable. I guess technology has just bypassed me.