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I have a 77 inch LG C2 and i'm still gonna be the first person to thumb this comment down. This isn't entry level. This isn't a $300 tv. Don't just say stuff on these forums just to be saying it.
You seem very emotionally invested in trying to prove that TCL is low-budget for some very odd reason.
If people want to buy the TV, let them.
There are plenty of sites available for others to use to compare. Funny enough, most of those sites show that TCL TVs consistently score at the same level as other brands that cost much, much more (and that's at TCL's retail vs the sale price of other brands). Actually, most mid-level LG / Sony / Samsung TVs cost the same as this and perform remarkably worse. And if you're truly hating on TCL's support and longevity, you definitely haven't had any recent experience with Samsung's customer support. Essentially you're paying more for a brand name with less performance, with just as bad (if not worse) support.
And as an owner of an OLED, I would never blindly recommend someone to just go OLED instead of MiniLED. OLED is great for some scenarios and really terrible for others.
You are DUMB if you pay $1200 for a 65-inch MiniLED from TCL full-stop.
Sorry to all the TCL shills in the chat pod.
But it's true.
TCL is considered entry-level and terrible longevity-wise from ANYONE in TVs. Same level as Vizio. Chinese garbage.
You seem very emotionally invested in trying to prove that TCL is low-budget for some very odd reason.
If people want to buy the TV, let them.
There are plenty of sites available for others to use to compare. Funny enough, most of those sites show that TCL TVs consistently score at the same level as other brands that cost much, much more (and that's at TCL's retail vs the sale price of other brands). Actually, most mid-level LG / Sony / Samsung TVs cost the same as this and perform remarkably worse. And if you're truly hating on TCL's support and longevity, you definitely haven't had any recent experience with Samsung's customer support. Essentially you're paying more for a brand name with less performance, with just as bad (if not worse) support.
And as an owner of an OLED, I would never blindly recommend someone to just go OLED instead of MiniLED. OLED is great for some scenarios and really terrible for others.
I once bought a BF TCL tv that I thought was pretty good for ~$300. But then I saw the Vizio OLED for $999 (in the days where that was a really great deal) and took the TCL back to buy the Vizio OLED. What a mistake as that Vizio OLED is quite a lemon. Should have stuck with the TCL. OLED is great but can be done terribly.
I once bought a BF TCL tv that I thought was pretty good for ~$300. But then I saw the Vizio OLED for $999 (in the days where that was a really great deal) and took the TCL back to buy the Vizio OLED. What a mistake as that Vizio OLED is quite a lemon. Should have stuck with the TCL. OLED is great but can be done terribly.
I bought an LG OLED a few years ago and in a few months I got burn-in across half the screen. I was very careful to not keep the tv on one channel but I still got burn in. I was told the panels could not burn in because of built-in safety modes. BS.
This TV has been getting a lot of positive reviews and rightly so. Was hoping the 85inch had more dimming zones though. These are the dimming zones for each size according to avsforums. 75inch seems like the best value to me.
65 QM850 = 1080 zones
75 QM850 = 1920 zones
85 QM850 = 2300 zones
98 QM850 = 2300 zones
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If people want to buy the TV, let them.
There are plenty of sites available for others to use to compare. Funny enough, most of those sites show that TCL TVs consistently score at the same level as other brands that cost much, much more (and that's at TCL's retail vs the sale price of other brands). Actually, most mid-level LG / Sony / Samsung TVs cost the same as this and perform remarkably worse. And if you're truly hating on TCL's support and longevity, you definitely haven't had any recent experience with Samsung's customer support. Essentially you're paying more for a brand name with less performance, with just as bad (if not worse) support.
And as an owner of an OLED, I would never blindly recommend someone to just go OLED instead of MiniLED. OLED is great for some scenarios and really terrible for others.
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Sorry to all the TCL shills in the chat pod.
But it's true.
TCL is considered entry-level and terrible longevity-wise from ANYONE in TVs. Same level as Vizio. Chinese garbage.
If people want to buy the TV, let them.
There are plenty of sites available for others to use to compare. Funny enough, most of those sites show that TCL TVs consistently score at the same level as other brands that cost much, much more (and that's at TCL's retail vs the sale price of other brands). Actually, most mid-level LG / Sony / Samsung TVs cost the same as this and perform remarkably worse. And if you're truly hating on TCL's support and longevity, you definitely haven't had any recent experience with Samsung's customer support. Essentially you're paying more for a brand name with less performance, with just as bad (if not worse) support.
And as an owner of an OLED, I would never blindly recommend someone to just go OLED instead of MiniLED. OLED is great for some scenarios and really terrible for others.
And it's actually not nearly that heavy.
Also this TCL QM8 is a much newer TV (barely has any reviews yet).
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65 QM850 = 1080 zones
75 QM850 = 1920 zones
85 QM850 = 2300 zones
98 QM850 = 2300 zones
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