TCL - 55” Class 6-Series 4K UHD Mini-LED QLED Dolby Vision HDR Roku Smart TV - 55R635

I have last years 75 inch 6 series model and loved it, so bought the 2020 55 inch for my front office. Picture is amazing and the QLED and mini LED makes it even better than my older model. Only complaint, is they changed from 200x200 VESA mounting pattern on the 2019 55 inch to a 300 x 300 paternfor the 2020. Most mounts For a tie this size appear to be 200 x 200 with options to extend to 400 x 400... but 400x400 adapters will not work easily as the bottom of tv bumps out. Also, I had a 200x200 mount and thought this tv would be same mounting pattern as last years , but I should have checked. I bought a 3rd party 200x200 to 300 x 300 vesa adapter online that solved my problem. Overall excellent tv! Now if tcl can only make some OLED Tv’s lol be ready to upgrade my 75 inch ;)

First time 4k TV such a huge jump from the 2008 flatscreen i been using. this is for my bedroom also bought a long desk to put it on from amazon. amazing viewing angles can comfortably view laying down or sitting in different spots. 4k really adds an extra layer of depth even playing Animal Crossing and Pokemon on my switch on this TV looks mindblowing One downside is if you're watching YouTube and notice the the videos look like theyre moving too fast you might want to press the "*" button on the remote go to the picture settings and lower or turn off the action smoothing and clarity settings. PC gaming is great as well you just have to modify the resolution to 1920×1080 and might have to manually increase the refresh rate setting as well if you want to know more i found a guide the Blurbusters website an article they posted "True 120Hz from PC to TV" best investment i've made in years

We chose this TV to replace our old CRT after seeing it recommended as "the best" budget or good-for-price tv on multiple review articles for 2021. Pros: -Easy to set up (i.e., screwing the legs in) -A built-in tunnel in the tv's right leg to run the power cable through (not so for the left side, where all the inputs are) -Thin bezels, sleek look -Individual picture settings for each HDMI input, including "picture mode" presets and further detailed settings for contrast, sharpness, color, motion interpolation, etc. -I like the light under the logo on the bottom of the tv that shows when the remote is communicating with it, but I believe you can disable that -Theme settings for Roku, personally lol -Ability to customize app order on Home screen -Ability to customize input icons and names separately - Easy to set up apps to accounts, usually just pulling up a link and inputting a pairing code Cons: -DO NOT USE THE ROKU REMOTE, it's poop. Use the Roku app for the remote, it's far superior. The remote constantly runs on WiFi which drains the remote batteries. We haven't had the tv for a month and already replaced the batteries once, only for the connection to quickly go poor again. With the app, communication is as smooth as it should be. However, idk if you can use the app early as setting up the tv for use. The weak connection from the Roku remote made inputting my email to register for Roku take 5ever -Immediately after setting up the Roku app on my andy bf's phones and turning the tv off, the next time I turned the tv on, the sound of the menu effects and tv was messed up into a loud static-y noise. My bf reset the tv (I wasn't there to see how) to fix this, but ended up turning off the menu sound effects to avoid hearing this again. He looked this sound thing up as another problem that happens with some Roku tvs nowadays -Though I picked a screensaver for Roku, I only saw the default screensaver when it activated once, so idk why the screensaver I downloaded hasn't worked -This is very specific, but I've been watching anime on HBO Max, and I've found at least one title (Ride Your Wave) where you can't select a language option, it's only in English, but if you go to the website proper you can select English or Japanese, so I couldn't watch in Japanese dub on the tv app for some reason. Idk if this is the tv's fault though, lol -Related to above, I've had some issues with the language not staying on Japanese for some anime episodes (still HBO Max) which I haven't figured out yet Notes: -The distance between the legs is 43.3", according to TCL's website, for those who need it for furniture sizing (we did. We bought a 60" W × 18" D table). -Not such a connoisseur to provide any input about sharpness, contrast, etc. It looks fine to us, and as mentioned the pictures settings are highly customizable

I absolutely love this TV so far! The colors are rich without being too bright. The apps are quick to load. I use a sound bar but without it the sound seemed to have some issues being distorted. I saw online this was a known issue. With sound bar I've had no issues. I knocked off a star for that. So if you purchase be sure to get a sound bar.

Got this just for the ps5! Zero input lag and great quality.

I bought a display tv and it works great. Picture quality is good for price. Only con I had was every time I turn on TV I have to redo my picture settings. It says 120hz but you will never be able to use 4k and 120hz. Other than that great buy for price.

I took my time and really researched 4K tv’s- this tv has an AMAZING picture for the price point! Blacks are black, whites are white and the images have great depth!

Great TV and as always the logistics of pickup were seamless. I purchased the LG AI-Q sound system and now my viewing experience is complete. The TV is amazing and this is my fourth TCL purchase.