Got a great deal for the tv. Definitely an upgrade, mini-leds offer a much better quality and precise image. The Onkyo speakers sound great, while the processor is quick and efficient, transitioning through different ott apps are fast, without any noticable delay. Make sure to check the picture quality settings and adjust for contrast, depth and color to your preference and you'll enjoy the experience

It's a good quality built TV. However the built-in Onkyo 2.1 system sounds similar to the standard speakers in the entry level TCL TV's. Bottom line, buy it for the better build quality, backlit remote, and higher refresh rate. Not the built-in Onkyo system

TV is a great pair with my Xbox Series X, and PS5. 4K with 120hz, and decent HDR, sign me up, especially since I paid $500. Much better than my 7yo TV I replaced in terms of clarity, HDR, etc. I haven't listened to the speakers once as I use a sound bar. Well worth the money, especially on sale.

Excellent value and build quality. Went from a mid-range LG OLED to a mid-range TCL costing half the price. Picture quality is equal or better. Colors are amazing. LG colors were more subdued and flatter, while TCL are bright and stand out, in particular form gaming and movies. In truth both brands are to be recommended. But the TCL is my choice due price point. Both brands are truly the best of the many brands available.

Great value compared to Hisense U7Qg. I feel it did well in comparison for the $448 price paid over holiday 2025. The QM6K does have good blacks and even showed some more details in the blacks than the U7 which sometimes crushes blacks and blows out whites. This means the TCL QM6K was more natural in color reproduction even side by side with U7QG. The flaws were minor and only noticed with the side by side comparison. 1. The sound is not as full as the U7UG. 2. Not as bright as the U7 3. Not as many 2.1 HDMI 4. At times the menu screens seemed to lag and in only a short time I it somehow went into store demo mode which I do not know how or why. 5. In comparison the remote is light weigh and not as substial as the U7 At the time, The U7 was only $50 more(on sale) so I decided to go with the U7QG. For the price the TCL QM6K is great and was SO close to the next level tier. I only whish the QM7K was closer in price to te Hisense U7 because I think TCL would beat Hisense

The picture is great except when it stutters when it's processing or could be the apps with live tv and recording. I think it doesn't like it when you restrict privacy controls and permissions, but it then triggers errors. I couldn't display the current refresh rate and motion blur during the game, so I don't know if I had the best setting for it . There should be simple and advanced controls. The sound points out the rear, so I definitely recommend a sound system. The front end of just the visuals is great. The issues I experienced were in the back end. The "Smart AI" part and my personal data collection are where I have the most concerns about the HDTV. I bought this one for the upgraded refresh rate but have not been able to test it. This is my first TCL and 4K UHD, and I hope it lasts a long time.

The holiday gift that keeps on giving! The menus are fast and responsive, the picture is rich and beautiful with deep blacks and it's got excellent daytime visibility. It was also much, much lighter than my previous set making setup and installation a breeze. The sound quality is surprisingly good even without an additional sound system. I'm finding that I like the Google environment more than Roku as well. The only real downside so far is that I've had to change the remote's batteries twice in the month that I've had it, but who knows, maybe it's just listening in around the clock.

Worth the hype. People I have over are blown away by the HDR BE SURE TO GET 8K 48bps HDMI cable when you purchase it, or before. 4KUHD Blu Rays look awesome through it and a UHD blu ray player. I got it on sale for black friday and it's the best black friday deal I've ever gotten, by a mile.

I was looking for a good gaming TV and a good value, and after reading reviews online, I decided to get it. So far, it hasn't disappointed. The graphics on the game look really good, and also the movies. The sound is pretty good, too, so yeah, it's a good TV.

You can’t beat the price to performance on this tv. No one else is doing 120hz at 4K and still retaining good HDR out of the box. Black levels are really good and HDR pops and isn’t overly bright where it’s inaccurate. Highly recommend if you’ve got a PS5/XSX