Customer Ratings & Reviews

If love to give the Q6 TV five stars but die to the lower brightmess I actually upgraded to the QM7. When the room is dark the Q6 is great. Its really good for gaming, too which was a bit surprising despite reviews talking about it being good for gaming. Hooked up my PC to the 144hz HDMI input and it was butter smooth with no real noticeable increase in input lag using a bluetooth controller.

Great TV very huge and quality picture. I really enjoy and never regret purchasing it

Customer service was quick and efficient. I was given all necessary information for my delivery, which was free dropoff with install, a big bonus with the purchase.

Very nice I needed a tv in the garage in which I'm turning into a gameroom

I bought this for our office training room thinking it was a smart TV and was disappointed that it was not. BE WARNED you cannot cast from your laptops or desktops wirelessly, you have to use the junk chrome cast. It was my fault for not fully reviewing the TV think it had smart capabilities from 2024 instead got smart capabilities from 2010 it feels like. I don't recommend for any business unless you run a long HDMI like i had to

Perfect for my family it’s like we have a movie theater at home love it

Excellent very good very beautiful thank you so much

From salesman to the delivery/service techs for installation was a smooth and great process. Great job yall.

A good TV for the price but the clarity of the screen is not as expected. I’m going to try different calibration settings to see if I can get the right setting.

Loving MOVIES and SPORTS at home with family and friends.

Excellent tv !fast delivery I’m glad to buy this tv

When purchased my TV the the sales person was professional and very knowledgeable about the item and explained the pros and cons about the item.

Love it! we would definitely recommend this product.

Where do i start? Purchased the tv on 3/9 and didnt get an installation date until 3/21. It was like waiting for Christmas..... However it was like not getting what you want at Christmas. Of course they call you the day before with an appointment window. We received an appointment window of 1:30-5:30pm. 5:30 came and went an so did much more time. To a point where it was way after 7pm. The crew was professional however as you can imagine they had one more stop so they wanted to get in and out. Since installation we have had nothing but issues. The tv flickers on and off turning black then coming back on with a box in each corner. We have tried all the self help videos but no luck. It switches input by itself why watching tv or playing a video game. The arc input for the surround sound stopped working and this is in the matter of a weeks time. It has been a complete nightmare with not only the tv but the customer service in itself. You would think when you spent this amount of money it would be different. However this has not been the case. Now we wait on the to come out for service which is a week and half. I would truly not recommend the tv nor the service with best buy. It is just completely ridiculous to this point. All i have is an expensive piece of wall art. Please see photos for reference. Yes i was playing call of duty and yes they got me killed. So as you can imagine when it flickers between game play almost 15 times in less than 5 minutes I was not happy

No Picture, Garbage after one month, no Picture, installed by Best Buy,I am extremely disappointed to be wrongfully accused of “physical damage.” There are only two people in our household, both in our 60s, and the TV has not been mishandled in any way. It is unreasonable to suggest that a professionally mounted TV could damage itself.

Had the tv for 6 weeks, barely used it. Already has red vertical line on right of screen. I have reached out to TCL support still hoping for some help.

I was super excited to install my tv but it came with a broken lcd

We recently upgraded to the TCL 98" Q6 QLED Smart Google TV, and it has completely transformed my home entertainment experience. The sheer size of the 98-inch screen is breathtaking, making every movie night feel like a trip to the cinema. The 4K HD resolution delivers stunning clarity and detail, bringing every scene to life with vibrant colors and deep contrasts. The QLED technology ensures that the picture quality is consistently top-notch, with brilliant brightness and a wide color gamut that makes everything from action-packed blockbusters to serene nature documentaries look incredible. The integration with Google TV is seamless, providing easy access to all my favorite streaming services and apps. The voice control feature is a game-changer, allowing me to search for content, adjust settings, and even control other smart home devices with just my voice. Setting up the TV was a breeze, thanks to the intuitive interface and clear instructions. The sleek design and minimal bezels make it a stylish addition to my living room, and the built-in speakers deliver surprisingly good sound quality, though pairing it with a soundbar takes the audio experience to the next level. Overall, the TCL 98" Q6 QLED Smart Google TV is an outstanding investment for anyone looking to elevate their home entertainment setup. It’s a perfect blend of cutting-edge technology, user-friendly features, and stunning visual performance. Highly recommended!

$1600 for a 98” tv? Say less! Remember when they used to cost $60,000??? Yeah thats wild. I just got this behemoth installed on my wall. I am coming from a 75 inch Samsung QN84A. You’d think going from a QLED Mini LED to a Direct Lit QLED would be a downgrade, not if you’re getting a much better tv brand! I was amazed to see how much insane contrast this tv can put out in bright and dark scenes. I also thought this would be too big for 4k. Nah i was wrong. The way the processor cleans up the image and makes it just as sharp is crazy, especially with Dolby Vision. Coming from a Samsung, I’m not used to Dolby Vision. The way it adjusts the color and detail really boggles my mind. With Netflix, the movies seriously looks like the Dolby Cinema at AMC. What blew my mind more was game mode. Back then gaming on a huge tv made you lose before you’d even start playing. Keep in mind I’m used to gaming on my OLED. The input lag on this in game mode is just as good with no stuttering at all. It maintains 120z like a champ and the scenes are still as vibrant as they can be. For darker games, the added settings to decrease the darkness is a game changer and it allows me to see things that an oled can’t. I’m really impressed with TCL. They are going to be the top dog for Home Theater I guarantee it!

So, I have had this tv for one month, and the quick response is “I love it”. Great picture, good sound and the Google response is on point. You do not have to raise your voice to give commands. Just talk in a normal voice. Now for the issues that came up after about two weeks of operation. While watching the tv I started getting pixelation and sometimes it would give me the spinning wheel. So, after doing a little research on these problems, it was suggested to go to the apps menu and forcestop the apps that I’m not using and to clear the cache. After doing this, the problem was solved, but not over. I found myself having to perform this action more than I was wanting. So off to Best Buy to talk to a rep. The rep suggested I bring the tv in. We are talking a 98” monster, it’s not like I’m returning a laptop. So, I told him that I didn’t think there was a problem with the tv. I was thinking that the processor was too slow and the tv didn’t have enough memory to run all the apps in the background. Now I’m starting to understand the cons when you pay $1500 for a 98” tv vs $2500. So, the Rep came up with an ideal that I thought would be good to try. He said take a Roku or Firestick and plug it into the HDMI 1 port and let those devices run the apps. Since I had a Roku box lying around from my last tv, I plugged it into this one. Wow! It worked and no issues with pixelation or spinning wheels, and the picture is still just as vibrant as ever. Yes, my 98” tv is now a 98” monitor because I’m using the Roku devise to run it. Even though I’m having to use my Roku, I still think this tv is still worth what you get for the price. One more thing. All I have to say is “Hey Google, open HDMI 1” and the tv powers on and goes straight to my Roku device.