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I can't find a review by rtings on this Q6 model, they may not have reviewed it yet. Here is the link I found https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...q650g-qled
Q7 was reviewed but costs more and maybe worth it for some.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...q750g-qled
The Q8 is really the successor to the 6 series.
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I can't find a review by rtings on this Q6 model, they may not have reviewed it yet. Here is the link I found https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...q650g-qled
Q7 was reviewed but costs more and maybe worth it for some.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...q750g-qled
I can't find a review by rtings on this Q6 model, they may not have reviewed it yet. Here is the link I found https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...q650g-qled [rtings.com]
Q7 was reviewed but costs more and maybe worth it for some.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...q750g-qled [rtings.com]
How so?
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The Q8 is really the successor to the 6 series.
The Q6 does an OK job of producing a relatively high-contrast picture with a pleasant expression, but dark scenes in particular tend to look kind of grayish-blue, since most of the display is getting dosed with light even when there are very few bright objects in the frame. This limitation—combined with the Q6's habit of over-brightening coming out of absolute black—creates a picture with a somewhat milky haze.
During scenes where most of the screen is black (sequences in space or opening credits, for example), the screen takes on a lumpy, bluish texture, rather than the appropriately smooth, glossy-black appearance it's intended to have.
While it's important to keep our performance expectations in check when evaluating affordable, value-forward TVs such as the Q6, it's not lost on me that the 5-Series, which is for all intents and purposes a spiritual precursor to the Q6, did feature local dimming.
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I figured that the higher model number would be of better quality. Makes no sense if the TCL Q7 is indeed worser compared to the Q6 model!
I wish this was included in specs of all TV posts