TCL - 50" Class 4 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Android TV

My tv arrived in perfect condition! Fast and very convenient for me. It's the perfect size for my room, picture quality is great and the sound is awesome! I love it! I would advise anyone to look into buying this tv or any tv from Best Buy! They made sure that customer satisfaction was definitely a priority here! Perfect purchase for me!

Definitely the best TV I’ve ever purchased. Screen and sound are outstanding. Make sure the usage and diagnostic tab is turned off to avoid hacking.

Even tho the first one had a distortion in the picture, after I returned it and got this one I am very pleased. Very good picture and sound.

So far, so good. I am not a TV snob, and I mainly use an Amazon Fire Stick. This TV seems real nice for the price. I am happy with it. Hopefully it will last.

Purchased this for man cave and guest room. Great price for a 50” smart tv with 4K. Kudos for excellent customer curbside service. Nice picture-not as crisp as I would prefer but still very bright and clear overall. Decent sound quality. Super easy to install on wall mount since it’s slim and lightweight. Remote is thin and simple with easy to read buttons although difficult to see in the dark since they don’t light up. Very pleased overall.

Great TV for the price, in concept at least. It really does LOOK great with brightness/color/contrast/etc. especially in dim-lighting. Way better than I even thought possible at this price. The color saturation and range, picture clarity, and blacks/whites are all great. Also, at least in my case, I had more than passable luck with the "Panel Lottery" as far as screen bruising, banding or "dirty screen" goes. Not even "for the price" either, I'd be happy with these qualities for an even higher price. No, the real issue is when things are in motion... This years model uses CMI, which is just TCL's in-house name for BFI. This is just a made up name for fake 120Hz refresh rates, by "technically" doubling the actual 60 frames/sec by inserting a full black frame between every frame of content. Unfortunately it's just a poor excuse for the real thing and obviously comes with a big ball of issues and new added problems. ...Which is super unfortunate as probably 50-60% of its use is in my bedroom, mounted to the wall, as my "monitor" for my built PC for gaming. Watching it so far out and up, and even if slightly closer when gaming, makes the visual flicker/stutters from this TV is a real bummer. And I'm no where NEAR a fidelity snob when it comes to visual gear (yet), which might be obvious from the ~$250 4K purchase... ____________________ Now MOST TV's allow you to turn this feature off. For SOME CRAZY REASON this TV got approved without this ability included in the settings. It causes any slow moving or panning shots to straight up flicker, and it isn't "supposed" to be all that noticeable. But on these cheaper budget 4K options, it isnt ss consitent as higher end TV's. Theres also pretty bad motion blur, which I'm sure has a lot to do with the CMI you can't turn off... It's honestly kind of a deal breaker for me, even though every other aspect is honestly fantastic for my use case as a bedroom TV replacement for the 1080p LCD Vizio I had for 7 years that it replaced. But as I bought it online for a Black Friday deal, and by the time I got it those sales were long gone, it was just too much hassle returning it and looking for something better without spending much more. You also kinda get used to it. At least until the next time you're watching a bright-lit, wide shot, panning scene in a movie and it looks choppy from the black frame insertion, but it's honestly not ALL THAT common in my limited experience. If you can get over that, everything else is great. The full Google experience being built-in is way more useful than you might think, and although it is slow sometimes (which isn't a surprise due to the processers low core/thread count, so keep that in mind compared to other similarly-priced 4K LED TV's), it does come packed with features that make it sort of like a huge smartphone. Bluetooth 5.0 capabilities are great, as I have my TWS headphones paired for night time gaming/streaming while my wife and baby are sleeping, lag is well-within acceptable levels 98% of the time, but that's also without any LL AptX codecs, so good enough for what it is. Build quality is very good compared to others in this bracket, with a fully-metal back and easy VESA-mounting points. I have it on the wall with a $50 tilt mount from Amazon, which really helps with the viewing angle, as another "smaller" (depending on who you ask) annoyance is the narrow range of clear visibility. Even though it's a VA panel, it still doesn't look great too far out in either direction, so remember to make sure you can set it dead-center to where you'll be seated. But hey, either way it was essentially 2 steps forward, one step back for me, which is still an improvement. Also again, you're spending less than 300 bucks for 4K with a direct-lit LED display and full android smart TV capabilities. You really can't complain with a straight face.

The picture quality is amazing. I like that I can use Google assistance and the chromecast is already built in.

Nice tv....great image+sound...easy set up + connections