TCL Q5 Class Smart TVs combine premium picture technology with outstanding value for endless entertainment. QLED Quantum Dot technology and HDR PRO+ with Dolby Vision you can enjoy enhanced contrast, accurate colors and fine details utilizing all the most advanced HDR formats with Motion Rate 240 with MEMC frame insertion for exceptional motion clarity. TCL’s High Brightness Direct LED Backlight produces brighter images for an enhanced viewing experience for all your favorite movies and TV shows. Beyond movies and TV shows you can get in the game with Game Accelerator 120 together with Auto Game Mode and AMD Freesync automatically optimizing for the lowest latency for a more responsive gameplay without lag, designed to keep you at the top of any leaderboard. TCL Q Class Smart TVs: Compelling Color and Choice.
Q: How many HDMI inputs does this TV have?
A: This TV has 3 HDMI inputs, one of which supports eARC.
Q: What smart features does this TV offer?
A: This TV features Google TV Smart OS, giving you access to your favorite movies, shows, and live content.
Q: Does this TV include Chromecast?
A: Yes, Chromecast is built-in, so you can enjoy content from thousands of streaming apps.
Q: Does this TV have Bluetooth capability?
A: Yes, you can pair your Bluetooth headphones to the TV for a private listening experience.
Q: What type of backlight does this TV use?
A: This TV uses a High Brightness Direct LED Backlight for an enhanced viewing experience.
Q: What is the resolution of this TCL TV?
A: This TCL TV has a 4K Ultra HD resolution, which is four times the resolution of a 1080p Full HD TV.
Q: Is this TV capable of connecting to Bluetooth headphones?
A: Yes, this TCL not only has BLUETOOTH but also has the A2DP profile which is an advanced distribution profile that allows BLUETOOTH to transmit 2 channels of hi-res audio meaning left and right channel which is stereo and therefore required for hedphones to work properly. You can still find LED-LCD TV's that have BLUETOOTH but are lacking the A2DP profile and it's advanced distribution ability which seems dumb but most people think of BLUETOOTH solely as the way to connect phones to cars and or headphones for music when really its a wireless connection between 2 devices like a remote or keyboard to a TV and why you'll find TV's with BLUETOOTH but don't allow you to connect headphones. Sorry for the long winded answer but 1, I'm an electrical engineer and 2, I think it's important to know that having BLUETOOTH doesn't mean you can use headphones and why that is. I hope this helps
A: It would shorten the lifespan of the TV from just wear and tear but you wouldnt cause any direct harm. Strictly speaking the only issue would be burned in images. That isnt a problem with newer QLEDs anymore so I would not be worried about it at all!