TCL 65 Inch Class QM8K Series | Mini LED QLED 4K HDR | 65QM8K, 2025 Model | 120HZ-144HZ Anti Reflective Wide Angle Screen Smart Google TV Dolby Atmos | Voice Remote Alexa Gaming Streaming Television

Didn't want to write a review unless I've used this Baby. Minileds are a shocker, great color, bright, no halo effect so far. Great size for a bedroom just tone the brightness down. The internal speakers are the best brand I've heard in all my past tvs( LG and Samsung). TCL really needs to improve the operating system: it's really slow, sometimes it will freeze just choosing an app to play. For a Google TV it should be faster with cleaner responses. TCL has finally made an upper tier TV, and built for gaming a double plus. The remote feels like metal, sturdy easy to use, my wife wants her own. It's a great TV my eyes are doing their best to adjust to newer visual technologies, especially 4k and HDR videos, WOW. So many different settings to choose from sound, video, screen quality, etc. Great TV

Before getting this TV I had done some research into what Mini LED tv gives the best bang for your buck, this one competes with OLEDs no problem and has insane brightness! The blacks are deep and most of the time I think the TVs off are whenever there is a scene with a lot of darkness. It’s insane how crystal clear the quality is. The TV speakers are also pretty solid but I have it hooked up to a sound system. Google TV interface works well, it’s not laggy. I’m beyond impressed with the QM8K, watch some reviews on YouTube to really see a more detailed breakdown of how much of a powerhouse this thing is.

Just Awesome! I have been a life long Samsung TV buyer but I did the research and this TV really delivers. I went back and forth with the QM7K and if you need to save $ that is probably a great option and has smaller sizes. However, I have an incredibly bright ro and the 5000 nits on this TV allow me to watch in the daytime even in movie mode without issues. Picture quality is amazing and while it’s not OLED it’s much cheaper than OLED and I don’t think it’s far off in the picture quality. TCL surprised me with the price, quality and functionality. I don’t notice that I’m missing anything or that it’s noticeably different from my Samsung interface which I loved- I love this as much. If you’re on the fence and especially if you find a sale- I’d snap this TV up!

I am using the 75QM8K model for about one month now. I agree with most of the reviews regarding the picture quality: it is outstanding. On content with high quality video or even with only HD, the details have exceptional brightness that makes them stand-out, color is excellent, all other accolades... Except Motion processing. I have the latest update (March 26) installed. No matter what settings i use for Motion (from None to High), no matter the settings for Clarity or the combination of these, when the video contains fast moving stream, the picture is no longer clear. I tried on streaming content in Dolby Vision, just 4K without Dolby Vision, or regular HD. The picture details in the fast-moving video are no longer cristal clear as they were in the static picture or slow-moving video. I invite others to check the Motion processing capabilities of the 75QM8K on Avatar 1 & 2, on F1 Racing (in direct from Apple TV or recordings) ... An older 2023 Sony X90J or a 2024 Hisense U7K that I use perform a better Motion processing than this 75QM8K. The old Sony X90J has lesser brightness, lesser detail stand-out in Dolby Vision, but much better Motion processing, it remains the favorite for watching F1 races. Since the Motion processing of the 75QM8K has the same issues on Dolby Vision, 4K or HD, I guess it does not depend on image upscaling. Hope that your experience with Motion processing on 75QM8K is better than mine. If your budget is a bit more flexible, I cannot recommend this TV.

This is a very good TV. The picture quality is up there, blacks show up literally black. Decided to test it at 1080 with dune. It did not disappoint as dark detailed black outfits showed every design. Overall picture quality is good at 1080, Imagine it can only get better at higher resolutions. Best setting without calibration is Filmmaker mode. The colors look very accurate. Overall nice looking TV. Looks well built. Streams well, plenty of apps and sound is good. Easy to set up, nice anti glare screen, with back-lit remote.

I don’t usually write reviews but this TV is stunning for the price. It’s bright enough during the day, and the picture rivals an OLED at night. The remote backlight is helpful, and UI is a lot faster than the previous google models. I think what made me write this review is the sound. I had a sound bar, but my family is kinda lazy and hates having two remotes. The first night with this TV, I played some Jurassic world and the growls had noticeable bass, better than any TV I’ve ever had. I did a ton of research, and I was going to get the QM7K but this one was on sale for only about $100 more. I think it’s worth the extra price. Don’t hesitate to order, it’s worth it!

The TCL 65-Inch Class QM8K Series QD-Mini LED is an impressive TV that delivers on almost every front. Motion quality is smooth and consistent, making fast-paced sports and action movies easy to enjoy without blur. The picture is outstanding—clear, bright, and crisp with excellent color depth that makes everything pop. Setup was quick and straightforward, and once up and running, the TV performs flawlessly with virtually no lag, whether streaming, gaming, or just navigating menus. The only drawback is the remote, which seems to burn through batteries much faster than expected. It’s a small inconvenience compared to the overall performance of the TV, but worth noting. Overall, this TCL QM8K is a fantastic choice if you’re looking for premium functionality and picture quality at a competitive price point.