TCL 65" Class 8-Series 4K Mini-LED QLED Dolby Vision HDR Roku Smart TV - 65Q825

I've always loved the home theater experience. I'm also a lifelong gamer. Typically, for my main 4K TV, the price I had to pay for amazing picture quality was noticeable amounts input lag. No more with this TV. I can play my Xbox One X games in all their 4k glory with what feels like zero input lag. I've had to use specific gaming PC monitors in the past for this level of responsiveness. Even classic games, such as 1991's Super Mario World played via my Nintendo Switch - possibly the greatest test for input lag due to the low resolution of the source material - plays just as responsively as I remember. The picture quality is also excellent. Multiple versions of HDR support was an especially welcome addition. Easily the best TV I have ever purchased. Full disclosure, at the time of writing and purchase, I am employee at Roku. Though I did not personally work on this TV. Kinda wish I had though given how great it turned out.

Returned the Vizio PX Quantum not because the picture was poor but because the input issues it has. Anytime switching inputs, the screen would go black with at a 5 second delay. This TCL still delays but it’s much snappier and the picture is on par or better than the Vizio PX Quantum. The display may not be quite as bright but the motion on it is fantastic and the colors are not as saturated. Definitely more realistic and the blacks don’t wash out quite as much. It also upscale a non 4k content nicely. Can’t wait til the NBA picks up again cause I know in sports mode this TV is going to shine. If you can find it on sale and in stock, do yourself a favor and pick up a set.

After a lot of research, I decided to go with the TCL. First of all, the picture is like looking into the face of God! Very bright and vibrant. The smart TV features work very well. Just as impressive as the picture, is the sound. It is loud, clear and full of bass. The bad things about this TV are that it does not do motion well. I turned on all the motion smoothing settings that are built into the TV, but it still struggles. The other negative thing is it resets when switching between inputs sometimes. Bottom line on this TV is that it is great at the price I paid ($1000), but not worth the $2000 retail price.

Waited a month for it to come in stock - and totally worth it! The reviews on all the tech sites and the hype from CNET were correct - this TV is SO bright, while also getting amazingly black. I was also surprised at how heavy and solid the TV is, feels very premium, the stand will make a great doorstop since I'm mounting the TV.

I have no complaints with this television. The 4K programming from Netflix looks great on it as well as sports and blu-ray movies. Plenty of hdmi ports and other inputs . The only thing I would change is the remote I would like numbers on the remote to make it easier to navigate the spectrum app. But that is just a minor annoyance. 4.5/5 !

I got it on sale and for 1000 dollars it beats any other tv at that price, I am really happy with my purchase.

Excellent quality For the price..picture sound setup and access to movies and shows are a breeze. Very happy with purchase.

From the time you get it out of the box you can tell its quality. The mini LED backlight system adds weight and the whole TV is very solid. Speaking of mini LEDs...This thing is as close to OLED that you will get. The contrast is amazing. If you are thinking about it...Just buy!