Amazon has 98" TCL QM7K Series 4K HDR QD-Mini LED Smart Google TV (98QM7K) on sale for $1997.99. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has 98" TCL QM7K Series 4K HDR QD-Mini LED Smart Google TV (98QM7K) on sale for $1997.99. Shipping is free.
Note: Earn 10% back on this item when you pay with your Prime Visa. At checkout look for "Prime Card Bonus Offer: Get 5% Back, and additional 5% Back on the amount charged to this card" under 'Additional reward details'.
Thanks to community member NIL8retail4uNme for finding this deal.
Model: TCL 98-Inch Class QM7K Series QD-Mini LED 4K UHD Google Smart TV Best Premium Mini-LED TV - QLED, 144hz, 288hz Gaming Rate, Anti-Reflective Screen, Bang & Olufsen Audio, Atmos (98QM7K, 2025 Model)
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This is a far superior panel to the QM6K Pro at Costco.
This is presently the highest quality to price ratio TV on the market today - easily beats anything else in its price range and more.
I went with the 98 QM8K for $3000 just because it was still so much cheaper than the LG G4 OLED I returned. The TCL holds its own in black levels and blooming, but it destroys the OLED in HDR brightness and specular highlights "pop".
This model not in bonus category but 85 inch QMK8 is which is tempting
That's odd because it's on the product page this qualifies.
Also, I only see 65" and 75" QM8K, But the 75" QM8K doesn't show it on the product page. This is odd and definitely seeing some discrepancies.
One could definitely argue your case if it shows it qualifies on the product page. Screenshot it for sure.
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Last edited by NIL8retail4uNme January 22, 2026 at 03:49 PM.
That's odd because it's on the product page this qualifies.Also, I only see 65" and 75" QM8K, But the 75" QM8K doesn't show it on the product page. This is odd and definitely seeing some discrepancies.One could definitely argue your case if it shows it qualifies on the product page. Screenshot it for sure.
You correct actually, some how when I clicked on link it showed shipped from PC Richard and Son, to see a bonus from Amazon CC should be shipped directly from Amazon which is the case.
That's odd because it's on the product page this qualifies.
Also, I only see 65" and 75" QM8K, But the 75" QM8K doesn't show it on the product page. This is odd and definitely seeing some discrepancies.
One could definitely argue your case if it shows it qualifies on the product page. Screenshot it for sure.
It's not just Prime Visa but all Prime Cards, including Prime Store Card. I saw the Prime Card Bonus Offer during check out under "Additional reward details." On the main Prime Card Bonus Offer page[amazon.com], if you choose the 'Sort by: Hight to Low" instead of Popularity, you'll see the additional TVs. On the actual browser webpage, not the Amazon app.
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isn't this $1500 in costco?
This is a far superior panel to the QM6K Pro at Costco.
This is presently the highest quality to price ratio TV on the market today - easily beats anything else in its price range and more.
I went with the 98 QM8K for $3000 just because it was still so much cheaper than the LG G4 OLED I returned. The TCL holds its own in black levels and blooming, but it destroys the OLED in HDR brightness and specular highlights "pop".
Last edited by MostBased January 22, 2026 at 10:03 PM.
How is glare with this tv? What about sound quality?
I tried to use without a soundbar. It was ok, but a soundbar makes a big difference. There are some minor glare issues, but I suppose the issue is only relative and comparable to your prior experiences or room setup.
I've been very happy with the tv after three months and don't regret the purchase.
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This is presently the highest quality to price ratio TV on the market today - easily beats anything else in its price range and more.
I went with the 98 QM8K for $3000 just because it was still so much cheaper than the LG G4 OLED I returned. The TCL holds its own in black levels and blooming, but it destroys the OLED in HDR brightness and specular highlights "pop".
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Also, I only see 65" and 75" QM8K, But the 75" QM8K doesn't show it on the product page. This is odd and definitely seeing some discrepancies.
One could definitely argue your case if it shows it qualifies on the product page. Screenshot it for sure.
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Also, I only see 65" and 75" QM8K, But the 75" QM8K doesn't show it on the product page. This is odd and definitely seeing some discrepancies.
One could definitely argue your case if it shows it qualifies on the product page. Screenshot it for sure.
It's not just Prime Visa but all Prime Cards, including Prime Store Card. I saw the Prime Card Bonus Offer during check out under "Additional reward details." On the main Prime Card Bonus Offer page [amazon.com], if you choose the 'Sort by: Hight to Low" instead of Popularity, you'll see the additional TVs. On the actual browser webpage, not the Amazon app.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank MostBased
This is presently the highest quality to price ratio TV on the market today - easily beats anything else in its price range and more.
I went with the 98 QM8K for $3000 just because it was still so much cheaper than the LG G4 OLED I returned. The TCL holds its own in black levels and blooming, but it destroys the OLED in HDR brightness and specular highlights "pop".
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I've been very happy with the tv after three months and don't regret the purchase.
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