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TCL 65" 4K HDR 120Hz CMI Roku Smart LED TV - Black (65S405) - Target $604 with 15% Today and 5% Red Card
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TCL 65" 4K HDR 120Hz CMI Roku Smart LED TV - Black (65S405)
https://www.target.com/p/tcl-65-4...nk=sametab
Looks like the 15% off applies to the 65S405 at Target.com Add in 5% red card and the TV is down to $604 with pick up in store. Not bad for a 65" TV. Looks like 120
https://www.target.com/p/tcl-65-4...nk=sametab
Looks like the 15% off applies to the 65S405 at Target.com Add in 5% red card and the TV is down to $604 with pick up in store. Not bad for a 65" TV. Looks like 120
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Agreed, big mike. Much better color for $50 more.
I have a Samsung KS8000 and also this TCL...I really can't notice a massive difference between the 2. The Samsung was a $2,000 tv
I have the 55" version of this TCL. It's very good, but there is a big difference between it and my VT60 plasma. The blacks make all the difference. The TCL has a blue tint to the screen. Warm setting doest help, just dims the screen. For $315, I can live with it. Love the Roku.
Well yea if you compare it to a plasma there is a huge difference. I just replaced a Panasonic 50 inch plasma with this tv and it's a huge upgrade...
My Samsung KS8000 is a really expensive tv I bought last Xmas...and it's brighter...but I'm struggling to say it's a huge leap between this TCL
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I have it in a bright family room and while it does better than the reflective glass LG plasma it replaced, it still is not very bright. That would be my biggest gripe/regret. Wish it had a little more brightness. That was probably the biggest knock on it in the rtings reviews. It is still watchable in broad daylight though, but I wonder what another couple hundred $$ could have gotten me.
I got the e65-e1 for Black Friday Sam's club $598 and it does have a fantastic picture. Coming from a plasma I do notice the colors are not as good but it's much brighter and the 4k hdr from Netflix etc is very nice for the price. The corners are dimmer than the rest of the screen which I've read is normal for budget 4k TV's and the Xtreme black engine is useless, 70% of the time the picture does look better than with off but greatly reduces the brightness of highlights and the other 30% of the time it's making the dark areas change birghtness in wierd and unusual ways so I leave it off and deal with the brighter blacks
My only complain is that there are not many settings for audio/visual.
I also have a older Vizio 3D TV which, while it does have good picture, seems a LOT more clunky in comparison...I HATE navigating the smart features since its slow and the remote is crappy and not very responsive.
Im sure Vizio has improved since then and maybe its worth giving them another shot.
It's because the Consumer expectation of what WHITE is unnaturally blue. So the manufacturers are like, well if that's what people want.. give it to them.
The uneducated masses don't understand that a Standard Reference white is slightly on the yellow side.
You know, the color of that big ball in the sky.. hahahahahaha
I think the bottom line is all TVs can have issues. Just the nature of the beast when you ship a huge wafer thin screen that will be scrutinized closely. I've bought the premium brands and I've bought the "off-brands" and in my small sample size of maybe 10 or so TVs, have seen about the same failure / defect rate in both.