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TCL QM8K Series 4K UHD QD-Mini LED Smart Google TV (2025 Model) on sale listed below.
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Available Option(s)
- TCL QM8K Series 4K UHD QD-Mini LED Smart Google TV (2025 Model)
- Best Buy
- 65" (65QM8K) $999.99
- 75" (75QM8K) $1499.99
- 85" (85QM8K) $2199.99
- 98" (98QM8K) $2999.99
- Amazon
- 65" (65QM8K) $997.99
- 75" (75QM8K) $1497.97
- 85" (85QM8K) $2197.97
- 98" (98QM8K) $2997.97
- Walmart
- 65" (65QM8K) $998
- 75" (75QM8K) $1498
- 85" (85QM8K) $2198
- 98" (98QM8K) $2998
Specs/Key Features- Resolution: 3840x2160 (4K UHD)
- Refresh Rate: 144Hz
- Motion Enchantment: Motion Rate 480
- LED Panel: Mini-LED QLED
- TCL AIPQ Pro Processor/CrystGlow WHVA Panel
- Audio by Bang & Olufsen/Dolby Atmos Audio
- WiFi 6 w/ Bluetooth 5.4
- Google Smart TV/Apple AirPlay 2/Chromecast
- VESA Mount: 600x500mm
- Inputs
- 4x HDMI eARC
- USB-A 3.0
- USB-A 2.0
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Good TV, though. I like mine. It
If you mainly watch 4K HDR or other high-bitrate content, the TCL will likely impress you. However, if you also spend time watching standard TV (like YouTube TV or over-the-air broadcasts), I'd reconsider. The image processing and upscaling just don't measure up to Sony and LG. On a screen approaching 100", weaker upscaling becomes very noticeable, resulting in a soft-looking image, even from about 12 feet away.I tried adjusting every setting, using a wired Ethernet connection, and even relying on external devices like Apple TV and Nvidia Shield for upscaling, but nothing improved the picture enough to eliminate the issue.
The Bravia 9, on the other hand, has been excellent, accurate colors, natural skin tones, and overall superior processing. The Bravia 7 uses the same processor as the 9, so it's also worth considering.
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By all accounts it's an incredible TV for the price. Reviews generally state it's not worth the price difference for the QM9k.
Been debating picking this up instead of a projector but it's hard to let go of my 65" LG OLED...
If you mainly watch 4K HDR or other high-bitrate content, the TCL will likely impress you. However, if you also spend time watching standard TV (like YouTube TV or over-the-air broadcasts), I'd reconsider. The image processing and upscaling just don't measure up to Sony and LG. On a screen approaching 100", weaker upscaling becomes very noticeable, resulting in a soft-looking image, even from about 12 feet away.I tried adjusting every setting, using a wired Ethernet connection, and even relying on external devices like Apple TV and Nvidia Shield for upscaling, but nothing improved the picture enough to eliminate the issue.
The Bravia 9, on the other hand, has been excellent, accurate colors, natural skin tones, and overall superior processing. The Bravia 7 uses the same processor as the 9, so it's also worth considering.
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