Customer Ratings & Reviews

I would rather own the new TCL QLED 8 Series but it was $1,500 more then the 6 Series! This is my first 4K and my first TCL. Very east to set up. The main thing I realize is that your picture depends on content. I have seen 4K that looks awful and 720p with up-scaling look brilliant. Depending on the quality of your signal and of your broadcasters cameras or the filmmakers filming, your picture can be amazing with this TV. Having said that, you can also rely on your TV's adjustments. This TV has separate adjustments for each input, which some people find annoying, but I like it. And you will need to adjust the settings for different programs as well..(Movies, Network, Sports etc) Also the TV's flesh tones can be a bit strong. Pink lips. But adjusting will fix it. I never in my life had a TV calibrated and can't afford to get this one done, but it may be a good choice if you can afford it. I do have 3 complaints.... One is the TV only has 3 HDMI inputs, which is the bare minimum. I have my Blue Ray, my DISH, and my Google Cast and I'm out of inputs. And 2, the remote should be back-lighted and rechargeable. My other complaint, which has nothing to do with the TV, is with 4K programming. There's not that much out there. No networks have it, only one sports channel on DISH has it (and your lucky if they show 2 games a week) and while there are some movies, you have to pay an extra fee for most. of them. Also having used other SmartTV's, ROKU is in my opinion, is the best.

Yes I had a Sony 2015 model android TV that I way overpaid $3000 for. Can you tell that the blacks are not as good, yes if you are 2 feet away from it, but ATV this size is made to be viewed much farther than that. At that range you can't tell. The Dolby vision is great, I however do not use the speakers so I cannot comment on those. The speed with which it communicates with my Harmony remote over the Lan is great and FuboTV's 4K sports look amazing. The color depth is excellent. If you did not do any research on TV's you would think this one would be around the $2500 to $3000 range. But it's not, if you are into streaming TV services then this TV is for you. We shall see how long she last, but honestly at this price point and with the technology changing so quickly I don't mind buying a new TV every 3 years at this price point. I relent a time when Vizio was new and everyone said don't buy it, mine is now 8 years old and still going strong. The kids always get the hand me downs. They love it though. I bought a Vizio 5 Series 49 inch from Amazon and it came with the enhanced voice remote. Not too sure why a 6 series at this size would not have come with one as well. If it came with that this would be a 5 star review.

This TV is great, has a wonderful picture and is easy to operate. I had a ten year old Panasonic,(that was a great tv in it’s day) , but it’s day had come and gone a long time ago. You think you have a great picture until you mount the new tv and look at the picture. I was amazed, for the price of this unit, I could not be happier. If your looking for a new TV, take the time to compare this unit to the big boys, you will not be disappointed. Enjoy..

This is an awesome TV. I was concerned after seeing some of the reviews so I set it up on the fireplace and previewed it before mounting it on the wall, while leaving my LG 4K on the wall. I then pulled up a 4K video on Roku on both TVs at the same time. This TV blew the LG away! It’s brilliant and super clear. The colors are gorgeous and blacks are black. There is no motion blur or artifacts. Awesome!!

A solid TV for the money, however this is not a true 120hz panel. It was purchased for my main living room TV but the off angle viewing was poor and the motion was not the best. It could be used for a Bedroom TV or something other than your MAIN TV that you watch. I returned it and got the Sony X950G which is Astonishing. but of course double the Price.. I will say in regards to 4k TVs you get what you pay for.

Yes, there are better tv's. Yes, there are cheaper or bigger tv's. No tv meets the combination of price, picture accuracy, and size for this TV's. For reference, I do own a 65" LG C9 OLED. I also own an EPSON 5050 UB projector 120" screen. And, I used to own a 55" TCL Series 6. Of all of the above, I would recommend this 75" TCL for most people in their living room when they are sitting approximately 8'-12' from the screen. All of my other screens serve different purposes from different distances. But, this TV is best, and most affordable for most people. If you have a "small" living room and you are sitting 8' or less, you may want to spend more money to get the OLED, but keep in mind you are spending twice as much to get a smaller tv. Don't waste your money on an OLED of 65" or less in a large living room. The projector cannot match the picture of the TCL or the LG, but, for obvious reasons, the tv's also cannot produce a 120" image. The projector is very close on SDR (1080 p Blu-ray). But, on 4K HDR (especially Dolby Vision, which the projector cannot handle), the tv's blow it away.

I debated between this tv and the x950g. I don't even feel a little bad about pulling the trigger on this bad boy! Upscaling leaves a bit to be desired, but Dolby, and 4k content is absolutely insane! If I have a legitimate complaint it has to be the remote.... absolute trash! And the sound is horrible ..but that's what soundbars are for!

This 75 inch TCL has a great picture with the easy to use ROKU operating system. It offers a number of adjustment for picture and sound. My only complaint is the TV controller, it is small and that's okay but the sound buttons on side of the controller so when I grip it I inevitably hit the buttons.

A 75" TV with Dolby Vision, HLG, wide color gamut, and 160 local dimming zones for just under $1,800 - that's a great value. And, the picture is great too. Throw in the fact that it has Roku software built in so any streaming app you could possibly want is available through their channel store, there is a built-in program guide for OTA channels and the ability to pause live TV built into the TV - and this is really does tick all of the 'cord cutter's' boxes.

Incredibly impressed by the screen, sound, ease of settings use... everything. The quality of picture and color is incredibly impressive when you factor in the affordability of the product. The color red comes in a bit too bright, but can be easily adjusted. Great purchase!

I've had this tv since October. I'll start the way most people start by saying I did my research before making this purchase. I take my love for technology serious and have expensive taste but don't have the budget to support it. I look for the best bang for the buck. I know oleds are cream of the crop. I know qleds aren't far behind and actually surpass oleds in some areas. There is a reason most reviewers heap praise on this TV. For what you pay this tv punches far above its weight. Pros are definitely hdr (yes it has Dolby vision), brightness, and black levels. Gaming is also good on this thing. Cons are motion handling in some panning shots for movies, it's not great but not bad either. Blooming can be a problem as well. Blacks are know where near oleds and fall behind only the best qleds. This tv is a budget tv. No getting around that, but what you get for the price can't be beat.

Very pleased with this TV. For the money Outstanding colors and picture in all modes (cable, off air, net flex, Amazon Prime, connected 4K Blue Ray DVD player) The ROKU operating system is intuitive and very easy to use. The Sports picture mode works well no motion blur. Sound is ok but I opted to add Sound bar. Purchased 3/22/19

Unreal picture. Truly exactly what the Cnet review stated. This is the best 75inch tv money can buy. EPIC blacks. Roku user interface if awesome. This TV is the real deal. Not quite the perfection of my LG OLED...but it is 1/2 the price!!!! BUY THIS you will not regret it.

I love TCL TV's and the 6 series is fantastic. Great picture quality, ez to use thanks to Roku, and you can't beat the price. If you want oled picture this isn't for you. This is a inexpensive tv that beats most LCDs costing much more.

I researched this extensively to find a quality TV for under $1500. I was nervous because of the reviews that said there was inconsistency with the picture from panel to panel, but that must mean I won the panel lottery because I’ve never seen a TV this crisp and clear at this price range. I’m running everything through an Apple TV 4K through the HDMI input. The blacks are so deep - when you do a black screen test it just looks like the TV is off. No bleed at all. The contrast has to be seen to be believed. Colors are bright and sharp. Motion is smooth. It’s everything you ever wanted in a screen. I don’t notice a concerning difference based on viewing angle either. I’m sure it’s there, but I don’t have ideal enough conditions in my living room to notice. I can’t even imagine how OLED would improve on this viewing experience. I don’t see any reason to spend $1,000 extra dollars on a TV unless you have money to burn.

I was looking for an entry to 4k streaming and nice picture quality at a mid-range price. Streaming 4k content is very nice, no obvious artifacts or glitching. The only issue I've had ~3 months out is the screen would go black with sound play when streaming full-screen (not previews, oddly) from internet media services. Checking for firmware updates didn't resolve it, but the solution that worked was to completely drain power from the tv by leaving it unplugged for a few minutes before turning it on and trying again. Navigation feels smoother than add-on Roku sticks I've used elsewhere. Looking forward to exploring audio features.

I love this tv is perfect tv is big great screen great rocku great colors great hdr

I'm no expert, but I've been learning a lot about tv picture quality and what I like recently, maybe some of these things could be fixed with a proper expert adjusting the settings, but I'm not sure. In my opinion there are too many negatives for the price point. The positives are that it has great size (which is why issues/problems are so noticeable), great and bright colors that really pop when set properly (watch Avengers for example), but the black to grey colors get crushed a lot in dark scenes to where you cannot see details. In order to see the dark details, you have to brighten the screen, which then washes out other colors with bright light. Then for my next point, the blooming (glowing) into the screen surrounding light colors against dark backgrounds is pretty bad. When I purchased this TV I didn't notice that it had a 60hz refresh rate as opposed to 120hz, and I really get distracted with fast moving or even slightly swift moving video, because it gets considerably blurry and is hard to focus. There is also I think what is called ghosting when fast objects move across the screen, basically showing a blur in front of and behind the moving object, because the screen cannot turn on and off the images/lighting in the pixels fast enough to keep up with the video. I'm also not a believer in the motion clarity smoothing settings that attempt to upscale the picture to similar to a 120hz refresh rate, it doesn't seem to work as well as I'd like. Lastly, I've noticed that it seems like the internal Roku software/hardware may be a little dated because when I use my Roku app on my phone to connect my Bluetooth headphones for private listening, there is a really annoying audio lag that's extremely noticeable. I have tried to adjust settings to no avail. The reason I say it's likely the Roku hardware/software is because I have used my external Roku Premier on other TV's in the house, and there is a lot less audio lag with my headphones. Overall, I think it's average quality due to the issues but not so much worth the price, and I am looking to check out the new 2020 6 series TCL model, hoping that they fixed the issues that I have with it. If they have not fixed them, I will likely look for a different/better brand tv altogether.

I was concerned about the panel lottery that some people were mentioned about the 6 series. I rolled the dice and picked one up anyway. The TV had no vignetting, dirty screen, or banding issues. Guess I lucked out regarding the panel lottery. The picture quality is amazing. No OLED but the blacks are pretty inky and colors very vibrant. I definitely would recommend!

This TCL replaced a 2 year old vizio E series 70" where the LED back light zones systematically failed over the past 12 months. I spent a good deal of time reviewing new 75" and over TVs and am so glad I found the RTINGS & Digital Trends youtube reviews on this TCL. The HDR while watching Stranger Things was unreal for a 75" TV at this price. The void scene with eleven on a black background has to be seen on this TV to be believed - it looks 99% as good as any OLED at a fraction the cost. After the vizio back light nightmare, I can only say this, get an extended warranty on whatever you end up with!