TCL - 55" Class - LED - P6 Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR Roku TV

I’ll keep it short. The best picture you can get for under $1000. My brother bought a $800 samsung and an LG and you are paying for the name. You have to go with their OLED or QLED super expensive models to get what this has. Blacks are amazing with the Full Array Local Dimming, Dolby Vision HDR is amazing, and even the speakers are good. I have a bluetooth speaker shown and a 4K apple TV. The picture is right amazing! Note: CHANGE THE SETTING! Use the * key. Put the brightest picture and choose bright HDR mode and in advanced, turn on local contrast and make the colors to “normal” or warm.

For the price, I am amazed how well this TV compares to a lot of the competition. In this price range I don't think there is any other TV with all the features. The Gaming performance is good, great for movies. This is one of those rare cases where i can say You get more than what you pay for. Roku remote app is a little slow when finding the TV or turning it on and such, but the private listening or the ability to listen through headphones while watching TV from your smartphone is a great convenience. I have to warn you though- private listening won't work when i PC mode mode (PC is displayed).

After doing my research, reading many reviews and comparing other models from other brands, I finally purchased the TCL 55p605 today, it competes great with my Samsung and Sony Bravia tv that I already have. The TV does a great job upscaling near 4k quality on HD signals, has HDR and doulby vision, plus Roku TV with all popular apps for a better steaming experience. It only has 3 hdmi ports but that's enough for me (cable box, game console). For all these features, a 55' screen and the amazing price of $599 this product is a steal!!! I know most of you (me included) are not familiar with the TCL brand, but for my surprise it was named the fasted growing brand in America and winner of many awards thanks to the TCL P-series. I would recommend this TV to anybody looking for a great television at a great price!!

If I pay more than $1000 then I’ll give it a 4 star but since it’s under $600 it’s a 5 Star for great 4K hdr quality I just wish that the viewing angle would be more than 170 but it’s all good for a 4K starter compare to other name brand with same quality. The pictures posted is taken in a low light room.

I drove 50 miles,everyone else was sold out, I wanted it that day. At first I’ll be honest I was going to get a more known brand. TLC will soon be king. Everyone was right this Tv is Amazing!

Bought the 55" TCL TV from Best Buy for the price. it does not have the full remote, only a small remote with basic buttons. The picture and sound are very good. One thing that shocked me was that after the TV is set up, a message appears saying to call to register before the TV will work. Upon calling, you are required to pay $100 to get the help line and the additional channels listed on the screen. The help line is out of the country, hard to understand individuals that were not consumer friendly. I have cable so have not used the movie channels or you tube yet.

I got this TV to replace a 10-year old Toshiba Regza. Positives: -lightweight -good picture quality for the price point -easy interface to navigate -zone lighting -has wired & wireless internet capability Needs Improvement: -not a lot of adjustment options for the picture -picture can be dim if you don't change the gamma, which you can only do through the Roku app! -HDR does not play well with the 72-zone dynamic lighting -very limited features on the remote!! -Roku operating system (I'm not a fan, but it works) Overall, when I got it home and unboxed, I noticed how light it was compared with the TV it replaced. The feet had to be attached, and are admittedly a bit flimsy, but they get the job done. Once I got the remote out, I was a bit disappointed at how featureless it was - meaning you have to dig in menus and use the "D pad" for a lot of the functionality (look up Roku remote to see what it looks like). I had issues with getting the picture to remain bright when I enabled the local dimming, and discovered on the forums that the only way to fix this was through the Roku app. This ment I had to set up an account and download it to my phone - a bigger commitment then I really wanted for a one-off TV. It fit the needs, which was a basic no-frills TV connected to a game-system. It's HDR really isn't that impressive, stick with the big-name players if you really want good HDR. It'll never replace my 8000 series Sammy upstairs, but it wasn't meant to.

This TV surpasses my expectations for a budget friendly TV. The picture is phenomenal! The HDR and Dolby Vision provides incredible color and contrast. I definitely recommend changing picture setting to Movie mode right off the bat, though. The built in Roku is the best Smart TV system I've used to date. It's simple and easy to use. It also allows use of the Roku phone app as an advanced remote and for advanced picture calibration settings. However, the picture is so great in Movie mode, I didn't feel the need to mess with the expert settings. For gamers, game mode provides very little input lag. < 15 ms. I verified this with the "Is it snappy" app. I included a picture, but it doesn't do it justice. It's something that has to be seen in person. I easily recommend this TV to anyone shopping for a new set.