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This 98 inch TCL QLED Google TV stands out for its huge screen, 144 hertz refresh rate, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, and the bundled free large TV mounting service. The Walmart listing is tied to the TCL 98Q651G model, and the TV can be used offline by selecting HDMI without connecting to the internet. The main concerns are that this is the 2024 non mini LED version, the install is handled through Angi, and some orders or shipping options have been unavailable or canceled. It looks like a strong value if you want a giant screen and can handle the logistics.
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The Walmart 98Q51CG appears to be the same TCL 98-inch QLED Google TV family as the Best Buy 98Q55K, with nearly identical core specs like 144Hz, QLED, and AIPQ Pro. The Walmart version is also described as having Google Chromecast built in, while the Best Buy version adds AirPlay 2.
Yes, the listing includes free large TV installation through Angi, but the mount is sold separately and you must provide your own compatible mount. The service covers mounting an eligible customer-supplied TV to studs on brick, concrete, drywall, or wood, but wire concealment is not included.
A 98-inch TV can be difficult to move through apartments, corners, and tight entryways, and it needs a low mounting position for comfortable viewing. Buyers also need to verify viewing distance and confirm the mount matches the TV's VESA pattern before ordering.
Yes. You can power it on and select HDMI input without connecting it to Wi‑Fi or using the Google TV interface, so it can function like a basic display for a media PC.
No, the 98-inch model on sale is the 2024 Q6/Q51CG version and is not mini-LED. The 2025 model is the one described as having mini-LED, along with Wi‑Fi 7.
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I do have this outdoor outlet box that I think may need to just buy a mount that has enough space to extend out or I am thinking may just have to install a wood piece possibly on the concrete wall
I do have this outdoor outlet box that I think may need to just buy a mount that has enough space to extend out or I am thinking may just have to install a wood piece possibly on the concrete wall
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079RY8...iewsA
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Best Buy: 98Q55K) but the specs look nearly identical - same 144Hz/288VRR, QLED panel, AIPQ Pro processor, etc.
Main differences I can spot:
Walmart includes free installation (Best Buy doesn't)
Anyone know if these are just retail variants or if there are actual panel/performance differences? At the same price point, free install might tip it toward Walmart for a 100+ lb TV.
basically seems like these seem to have positive reviews as well
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...7WLS&
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...2QI9&
which is cheap but it carries the weight on the lower side of the bar - so not sure about this one
then there is this one which has a youtube install where someone used it though called the mount components missing a poor experience but i think at the end it was pretty stable
https://www.amazon.com/HumanCentr...op
plus the monorprice one you linked, prefer dealing with a mount from Amazon for easy returns if needed though that would be the worse scenario - would like to just buy something right will work on concrete outside wall
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Best Buy: 98Q55K) but the specs look nearly identical - same 144Hz/288VRR, QLED panel, AIPQ Pro processor, etc.
Main differences I can spot:
Walmart includes free installation (Best Buy doesn't)
Anyone know if these are just retail variants or if there are actual panel/performance differences? At the same price point, free install might tip it toward Walmart for a 100+ lb TV.
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