85 Inch Class QM6K Series | Mini LED QLED 4K HDR | 85QM6K, 2025 Model | 120HZ-144HZ High Brightness Smart Google TV Dolby Atmos Onkyo Audio | Voice Remote Alexa Gaming Streaming Television

This is a great TV. Much better than the Hisense TV I returned last month. This has a very quick response time. When opening the menu on the TV, its instant. On other TV's such as Hisense and Insignia, there is a 5-10 second delay for the menu to appear on screen when selecting it from the remote. The remote also lights up making it easy to see in the dark. It also has the extra features such as picture off. At night I often like to lay in bed and listed to TV without having the bright picture on as I am trying to rest. This TV offers that. Game mode on this TV kicks in instantly and changes the picture to Dolby Vision. On the Hisense TV, It would often take 5 minutes into a game before it would detect and change to Game Mode. I have normally used Samsung, Insignia, or Vizio TV's. This is my first TCL TV. For the price, I would strongly recommend giving this a chance as you cant even find anything close in this price ranges that offers 144HZ. Most TV's still offer 60 Hz unless you are spending more than $1,000.00 There are 4 HDMI ports. 2 dedicated to 144HZ, 1 for HDMI Arc and the last HDMI port only transmits in 60Hz. As an Amazon FireTV/Firestick user for more than 10 years, I was hesitant about switching to a Google TV. I have no regrets. It has the Amazon Prime App pre loaded as well as some other free TV apps. I use a Sony Surround sound system with the TV, but I did test the audio without and was quite impressed. Normally the speakers on a TV are subpar, but these are actually quite great.

My old TV finally quit on me and I was in search of a new one. Mostly I'll be using this for gaming but I do have all my streaming subscriptions loaded in as well. The remote control is easy to use and intuitive, and large enough to not get lost constantly while being small enough not to be in the way all the time. The setup really was a snap. The only troubles I encountered were of my own making as evidently I am well on my way to being an old man who is locked in eternal battle with technology. If I can set this up I guarantee you can. It is Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled and connects effortlessly to either or both. I got the Amazon deluxe delivery deal where they inbox it and put it in whichever room you choose, and it was actually free with this television. The guys delivering were polite and professional and made certain that the TV was functional before they took off. It was obviously well packed and protected and arrived 100% damage free. The picture is fabulous and the 120-144 hz refresh rate really makes video games pop. There are 4 HDMI inputs for those of you that are curious and the sound on the TV is fantastic as well. There is a built in subwoofer that will round out the bottom end of the sound. Not sure what the current price will be as you look this up but it was $525 when I bought it and absolutely worth every nickel. This is the 65" by the way.

Set this up for my parents. Seemed like a great TV, good picture, adequate sound built in for normal listening, low glare screen, and some other well thought out features. My folks still like cable, even though it comes through a streaming device. If the TV is turned on with the cable device it detects activity on the hdmi port and auto switches to that input. Very convenient for them. Has a lot of other features they will never use, but they don't seem to get in the way or over complicate the use of the set.

I'm amazed. Absolutely superb color balance and contrast (and I say that as a photographer). Easy setup: I had the Google Home app on my phone, I scanned a QR code, provided a wifi password, selected apps, and the TV was set up. Personal preference is set to Movie mode for most things, turn off auto brightness and set motion smoothing to "low" or "off". I do not understand the people who are complaining about lack of brightness, I'm in a VERY bright daylight environment and with brightness set to 70 it's perfectly fine. The onboard sound is "meh" but that's true of every TV now, just add a soundbar and you're good to go, especially as the TV has an HDMI eARC port. Overall, absolutely incredible value. (I purchased the 55" at $474 US)

Pretty good. It seems to have an issue with streaming apps working sometimes. We were used to the quality of a Samsung TV and this doesn't live up to a Samsung for sure. The picture took a little getting used to. Picture is not as clean as the 2013 Samsung we have. There are a lot of picture settings and I did try what other users suggested on various websites, the picture was still just ok. My husband doesn't notice a difference with video games. The sound quality is also not living up to the old Samsung. It's a little boxy. Maybe a soundbar would fix this. We mainly use the Playstation 5 to use Netflix and other streaming apps, because the PS5 makes the picture nicer than just using the regular tv apps (weird). I don't hate it. If you are on a budget it's good, but if you want the best quality, spend the extra for a Samsung.