Customer Ratings & Reviews

Only seeing it at Best Buy since its being delivered in a week. But the labor day sale and discounts made it worthwhile to purchase.

Once considered a budget brand, I never expected to own a TCL television but they have truly upped their game. It’s truly refreshing to see TCL compete neck to neck with the major brands in terms of quality, features, and specs. The 75" Class QM8K Series 4K UHD HDR QD-Mini LED Smart TV with Google TV is by far the nicest TV I’ve owned. My last TV was also a 75 inch so I knew this would fit perfectly where I wanted to mount it. The box is large and will require a second hand to maneuver comfortably and to unbox. In the box you’ll find the TV, TV stand, a bag with instructions and some hardware, the remote and batteries. I was pleased to discover that the 75QM8K was about 20 pounds lighter than my prior set so getting it on the wall was a bit easier and I had it up in less than an hour. The worst part was getting off the protective tape and film from the tv. What a pain. Notable immediately was the very minimal bezel design on the TV. Love it! It looks super sleek and modern with an edge to edge design that TCL calls ZeroBorder. The TV in general has a great build quality. I also very much like the minimal size of the TCL branding on the set. It’s there, but tiny and barely noticeable, unlike other brands whose much larger branding can be an ugly distraction on the front of a TV. I also like the above average remote control with its silver metallic backlit design. Very classy touch TCL. The 75QM8K is a Google TV so setup was of course the typical Google setup. Basically connect to wifi (wifi 6 is supported) and add your Google account. I added mine to my Google Home setup too. This setup is a breeze with its simple step by step process. Along the way there was an update which took most of the time. Once complete you have your typical Google TV smart TV platform with streaming services, Chromecast support, Google Assistant, and smart home control. There is also support for Amazon Alexa. I was impressed by the snappy performance of the Google TV and its apps on the 75QM8K but I prefer using an Apple TV which of course you can use your own box instead too. Also for Apple users, the 75QM8K supports AirPlay 2 and Apple HomeKit. The TV has 4 HDMI inputs including one with eARC. There are 2 HDMi 2.1 and 2 HDMI 2.0. Audio on the set is by Bang & Olufsen with its 2.2.2-channel system with up-firing Dolby Atmos speakers and rear woofers. It sounds quite impressive right out of the box so you really wont be disappointed in the event that you don’t have a soundbar. With a new TV I love to immediately check out a variety of 4K content from streaming to 4K bluray. The 75QM8K supports HDR ULTRA with Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, HDR10, & HLG formats so all your HDR content looks amazing. I have to say I was blown away regardless of the content I was viewing. The TV has a CrystGlow WHVA Panel with a fantastic antireflective coating. I thought my prior QLED was great quality but this 75QM8K put it to absolute shame. I also own an OLED TV and again this TCL gave it a run for its money and surpassed it in many ways, particularly brightness. I knew from the specs that this TV would be bright with its 5,000 nits of peak brightness but seeing it was another thing. BRIGHT! Then there is the dark inky blacks absolutely comparable to my OLED. The 75QM8K has 3800 dimming zones, a Halo Control System with 23 bit backlight controller that succeeds in providing halo free blacks. The TV looks fantastic out of the box but it’s nice to calibrate the image to fine tune appearance. I ultimately use the Filmmaker mode with brightness set to the max for most content but I continue to play with settings. You do tend to get accustomed to a TV but that has not happened here. Weeks later and I still catch myself struck by the stunning image quality of the 75QM8K. Highly recommended.

Bottom Line: I was surprised and delighted by this new TV from TCL. It provides a beautiful picture out of the box, with above average audio performance to the point you don't need a sound bar. It comes with all the smart TV chops at a price point you can't argue with especially at this size. Full Review: I admittedly had only considered TCL as a mid-tier brand, but this 75” 4K mini-LED TV from them knocked my socks off. The TV itself is very attractive which brushed metal touches all around. It is thin, but not too thin that I worry about it’s day-to-day survivability. The bezels around the display are tiny and it really makes the picture shine. The branding – minimal with a tiny glowing TCL logo. Remote is backlit with a typical layout with shortcuts to common apps and it’s weighty with the batteries installed and takes on the brushed metal cues from the TV. It was super simple to setup taking just a few screws to get it ready to go on our console table. It is a two person job, but I was able to get it unboxed with help and ready to power on in about 10 minutes. One thing I noticed when unpacking the TV was the speakers on the backside from B&O which look great, even though you won’t really see them. The picture is incredible and at this price point and size it’s really hard to beat in terms of picture with full-array dimming. The mini-LED technology means this TV is very VERY bright and the contrast is reminiscent of an OLED television, but without the risk of burn-in and reduced life. I noticed very little haloing (when the backlight bleeds around small bright objects) thanks to all the dimming zones and the lens technology they use. I thought the viewing angles were vary good when positioned around the TV in a room. I watched a number of movies as well as played games and felt like the responsiveness was good for shooters and other fast paced titles. For PC gamers it also features AMD FreeSync Premium, which is cool to see on a TV. The sound is top notch too with good bass response and an overall balanced production tuned by Bang and Olufsen. It also supports Dolby Atmos for spatial audio and it does a decent job to bouncing sound around a mid sized room to create an immersive experience. Overall, its quality has kept me from purchasing a sound bar so I call that a win.

solid tv not worth the price. I would jsut save another 500-700 and go for the Sony. This just barely meets.

Okay TV not the greatest but cheap. Would prefer better sound