Customer Ratings & Reviews

The TV exceeded my expectations from day one; the picture is sharp and the colors are very vibrant.

Beautiful clear picture...nice quality..made the right choice

For a brand of TV we've never heard of, we did our homework, this has a great picture. We are glad we bought it

Excellent tv good price and flexible payments. Excellent treatment from costumer service.

Excellent TV for the money great picture I'm happy with my purchase

This is a really good tv u get a bang for your buck i actually do recommend this tv!

I don't think the screen is supposed to do this? ...

I couldn’t be happier with my new 75-inch TV! The picture quality is crystal clear, with vibrant colors and deep, rich blacks that make movies and shows feel like you’re right there in the action. The large screen size transforms my living room into a personal theater—perfect for movie nights and sports games. Setup was surprisingly easy, and the smart TV features are fast and intuitive. Apps load quickly, the remote is user-friendly, and the sound is crisp without even needing extra speakers. I also appreciate the sleek, modern design—it’s a real showpiece in the room. If you’re looking for an upgrade that will impress every time you turn it on, this is the one. Worth every penny!

This is where TCL really shines. The QM5 gives you premium-level performance at a price that undercuts many of the bigger brands. You’re getting excellent picture quality, strong gaming features, and a great smart platform without having to spend thousands.

This is a very nice TV. Picture and sound are very nice quality.

Had a Vizio 65" that was 3 years old "die" on me. The bottom half of the screen's backlight LEDs went out so the bottom half was very dark compared to the top half. Researched for hours over the course of two days looking for a replacement with similar features. Looked at all the retailers as well. Finally found this TCL. I have multiple TCL TVs in the house and one LG OLED. The TCL's work great and I've had no complaints (they use the Roku OS) so I was leaning towards TCL from the start. I did see that this particular model was an "only at Best Buy" TV and that always worries me a little. The fact that it isn't a model TCL sells at any other retailers always pops a flag for me. But for the amount of features (which are overwhelming what all this TV offers, just look at the features section) are almost TOO much. You've got multiple HDR's compatible especially Dolby Vision and HLG. Quad LED. Mini-LED. Compatible with Alexa, Google Home (obviously), and surprisngly with the Google TV OS, Apple HomeKit and AirPlay 2 compatibility. It is an entry model as the QM5 series but it is absolutely loaded with features. A couple of points I want to address. The specifications section on Best Buy for this model states that the legs aren't adjustable. However, as shown in the pictures on Best Buy, there is a "near" set of screws for the legs on this TV as well as a "far" set of screws. I also confirmed this on TCL's website for this model. The other is the "Game Master". I don't own an Xbox or Playstation but am an avid PC gamer. When I turned on Game Master for the PC HDMI input and extended my gaming PC to this TV, the TV and my gaming monitor both started flashing from showing the desktop to black, constantly back and forth. I tried changing my PC's refresh rate from 60hz to others, tried changing the resolution, the audio, HDR on/off, nothing seemed to stop the flashing when extending my gaming PC to the TV. Then I opened the PC's Nvidia Control Panel and selected the TCL TV and chose to enable G-Sync since my gamig monitor was G-Sync. Thought maybe one having G-Sync and the other not could be the culprit. It did warn me that the TCL TV was not G-Sync approved but I could continue anyway. After doing that, extending my desktop to the TV works fine. Haven't noticed any lag in mouse movement and the flashing went away. So other than the odd Game Master issue with a gaming PC, the TV has been perfect. The blacks are absolutely 100% pitch black. I can't believe I could easily mistake this TV for an OLED. The colors are perfect, the motion is smooth (to be clear, I turn off the actual motion smoothing, it's just never been for me). It's truly that amazing. As for the Onkyo 2.1 sound, it's not the greatest. Especially the TV claiming to use that to play Dolby Atmos in your room. It does fill the room with sound and it is directional, but only slightly. Left and right are obviously very good but front to back I just didn't get. Even with Atmos content playing. The subwoofer, I honestly haven't heard. The lows do sound good so I'm sure the sub is being used but I was expecting a little more boom. I have adjusted all of the sound settings too. But the sound is better than most TV's, it just didn't hit like I thought it would per the feature description by TCL. Can't take any points off, I just may have expected more than I should have. For the price, absolutely a steal of a TV. Highly recommend.

Good TV, picture quality is good, enhanced video is good. Bluetooth integration is automated, but it doesn't auto switches to headphones, even when connected

I picked up the 75” TCL QM5K and honestly couldn’t be happier so far. Setup was super easy right out of the box — connected to Wi-Fi, signed into Google TV, and I was streaming in minutes. The Google TV interface is smooth, responsive, and makes switching between Netflix, YouTube, and live TV effortless. Picture quality is the real highlight here. The QD-Mini LED panel is bright, colors pop without looking over-saturated, and black levels are way better than I expected in this price range. Movies and sports both look amazing — motion stays clear, and there’s plenty of contrast even in darker scenes. It definitely punches above its weight for a “mid-tier” TV. Sound is decent for built-in speakers, but I hooked up a soundbar and it really completes the setup. If you care about deep bass or theater-style sound, I’d recommend adding one. Gaming at 4K 60 Hz looks sharp and feels responsive — no noticeable lag for casual play, though hardcore gamers might want higher refresh rates. Overall, this TV feels like a steal for what you get: 75 inches of crisp, bright, colorful picture with all the smart features built in. TCL really nailed the value here — perfect for anyone who wants a premium-feeling big screen without paying premium prices. ✅ Pros: Great picture quality, bright and colorful, easy setup, smooth Google TV ⚠️ Cons: Built-in speakers are average, not 120 Hz for gaming Would definitely recommend to friends and family — 5 stars all day.

First TV was DOA - didn’t realize the screen was wrecked before hanging on the wall. Return / Exchange process at BB was easy. Picture is good. Interfaces are a little slow, eArc doesn’t work with my new Yamaha receiver and top of line HDMI cable. Had to use digital optical. Overall good value for the money. I’ll likey hook up to an Apple box for faster interface.

Easy to setup and the interface is user friendly. Has a great picture and color quality. Couldn’t be happier with this tv!!

Very clear picture, excellent sound and brightness.

First TCL television we have purchased. We are very pleased with the quality of the picture and a very good price when compared to the other mainstream models. It lacks nothing that more expensive televisions of the same size would offer. A very good choice for the particular tv purchaser.

Great picture! Easy to install and great features!

Great tv love it, illumantes my living room so good!

I’m really impressed with this TCL 75” QM5K! The colors are bright and accurate, and the mini LED technology makes the contrast and black levels look stunning especially when watching movies or worship videos. The 120Hz refresh rate keeps motion smooth during sports or music clips. Setup was super easy, and Google TV runs fast and clean. The sound is clear enough for normal use, but I connected a soundbar for a full theater experience. For the price, this TV absolutely competes with the higher-end brands. Highly recommend it for anyone who wants a large, vibrant screen for events, home use, or church media.