Best Buy has
75" TCL QM7K Series 4K UHD HDR QD Mini LED Smart TV w/ Google TV (2025, 75QM7K) on sale for
$1050.99.
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Amazon also has
75" TCL QM7K Series 4K UHD HDR QD Mini LED Smart TV w/ Google TV (2025, 75QM7K) on sale for
$1050.99.
Shipping is free.
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Specs: - Resolution: 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD)
- Refresh Rate: 144Hz
- Motion Rate: Motion Rate 480
- Panel Type: Mini-LED QLED
- Full Array Local Dimming
- FreeSync Premium Pro (AMD Adaptive Sync)
- Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, HDR 10, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG)
- Google TV OS
- Ports:
- 2x HDMI 2.1
- 2x HDMI 2.0
- 1x LAN
- 1x SPDIF Digital Audio Optical
- 1x USB-A 3.0
- 1x USB-A 2.0
- RF (Cable/Ant)
Top Comments
Community Reviews
The 75 inch TCL QM7K comes across as a bright mini LED TV that shines most with HDR, gaming, and daytime viewing. The picture can look surprisingly close to OLED in person, with deep blacks, strong highlights, and very good gaming features, and the sound is better than expected for built in speakers. The main knocks are TCL's software, with reports of Dolby Vision and app crashes, weak upscaling on low resolution streams, and some blooming in bright promo scenes. At around $1,000 it feels like a solid middle ground, especially if you want more brightness and less reflection than the QM6K without jumping to the QM8K or OLED.
Common Questions (6)
The QM7K is a noticeable step up from the QM6K for HDR, brightness, and reduced reflections. It makes the most sense if the price gap is small; a 10-15% increase is generally worth it, while a 20-25% jump starts to feel overpriced.
The QM7K can look surprisingly close to OLED in person, with deep blacks and strong HDR impact, but blooming can still show up on bright objects and dimming zones are less convincing than OLED. OLED still wins for pure black-level performance, especially in darker scenes.
Yes, the set is described as very bright and well-suited to rooms with lots of light, though it may need brightness turned down in darker rooms or at night. That extra brightness is also a reason some buyers prefer it over OLED for daytime viewing.
Open-box Excellent units have been found for $770, which is far below the listed $1,050 price. Several comments suggest $800 is the more attractive target price for this model.
Dolby Vision crashes and app instability have been reported, and the TV may also fail to recognize a soundbar until it is rebooted. Using external streamers like Apple TV or Roku avoids relying on the internal apps.
The QM7K is praised for gaming features, deep blacks, and strong HDR impact, with no halo issues reported in one purchase experience. It is especially compelling if you watch a lot of HDR content rather than mostly SDR.
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Stop comparing TCL with branded TV. Even if you found TCL tv that has high ratings on rtings, the lifespan is less than expected. I bought two TCLs with 7.7+ rtings review, and both of them did not last 2 years. I bought Sony X90 from Costco since 2020 and it's still kicking sharp image even when my kids were playing Baby Shark 24/7. Just my2c
I have the 75" QM8K. Best TV I've ever owned by far, and that's amongst multiple LG OLED TVs I have as well.
Dolby Vision crashes..or an app crashes?
I have a U8H..65" and a 55" U8N and have no such issues
But I used separate Apple Tv and Rokus because I like their operation and really dont use the internal apps of the TV
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