TCL 75-Inch QM6K QLED 4K Smart QD-Mini LED TV with Google TV (75QM6K, 2025 Model) + S45H S Class 2.0 Channel Sound Bar with Dolby Atmos

I got this TV during prime day, it's an excellent value. Has all the current features like Dolby Atmos, Dolby vision, high refresh rate, VRR, eARC that doesn't take one of the two 144hz HDMI 2.1 ports, it's a great All-Rounder. The speakers are pretty solid for built-in. The picture quality is fantastic for this price range, it's not OLED but it's the next best thing for much cheaper (mini-LED). The brightness is good for this price range, I have it in a very well lit room. Get it on sale and enjoy the great value.

Amazing contrast, great black levels, nice backlit remote with responsive Google TV interface.Dolby Vision content streaming from Disney + and Apple TV+ is just breathtaking on this set, even the sound is decent without a soundbar though not amazing.Though I understand this isn't the brightest set, for me it is plenty bright and I usually have the brightness set to 65% for my not super bright bedroom. Apart from off axis color fade I think this set is nearly perfect. When viewing close to center I think looks as good as any OLED I've seen.Having owned 2 older 1080p Plasma TVs and 5 other older 4K LCD TVs from LG and Samsung, this thing is just so much better with any content that has dark sections (even just letterbox video I always saw some light bleed even on my most recent Samsung 4K Frame TV - also visible banding from LED backlight that bothered me on the Samsung with very dark content is completely eliminated on this set).I really like the remote (it doesn't feel super premium as it is light but it is backlit and functions very well). The TV itself is quite thin and light (though a proper OLED costing 2-3 as much does look much cooler from the side with the thin glass panel) though I found mount points on this set to be much lower than average so needed custom bracket work to mount to my motorized TV lift.The sound can go from so-so to excellent depending upon the settings and mode.Overall I am super impressed with this TV even more than expected from several glowing youtube reviews.A slight upgrade to sound system and having that beautiful OLED panel thinness (and off angle viewing) are about the only things I miss here, but for the price this set is by far the best TV I've considered purchasing.

Great picture. Definitely a “two man job” type of TV. Have it mounted on the wall on 2x6 studs with no problem. Remote is awesome, it lights up in the dark, which is a small detail but big value. The size is what is expected. Set up was super easy with your phone and a google account. Picture quality is great in any light. Gaming doesn’t seem to have much lag. All together, a solid tv.

You will not find a better TV at this price point. I am not easily impressed but this TV is such a great value. You will be in awe over the bright and vivid picture quality.Great response to inputs and no lag.I'm not a gamer but for those of you that are, you won't be disappointed with this 144Hz set. I wont go into all the features but this TV is exceptional and ready to impress.

I bought the TCL 55-Inch QM6K Series QD-Mini LED TV thinking, “Cool, I’ll watch some Netflix.” What I didn’t realize is that this TV was going to redefine my entire existence — and possibly invite a ghost to hang out.The first time I turned it on, I swear I heard a faint choir in the background. The QD-Mini LED display lit up my living room like the second coming of HDMI. The picture is so sharp, I could see individual pores on an actor’s face — and now I can’t stop analyzing celebrity skincare routines. Seriously, who knew pixels could judge your moisturizer choices?Colors? More vibrant than my real life. The reds are redder. The blues are bluer. My plants looked at the screen and started photosynthesizing. I watched Finding Nemo and genuinely considered calling the fish “sir.”It’s 55 inches of pure visual authority. Not obnoxiously huge, but definitely large enough to say, “Yes, I watch movies, and no, I will not be using my phone screen like a caveman ever again.”The smart features are so responsive, I sometimes wonder if the TV is judging my taste in reality shows. It loads apps faster than I can load snacks into my mouth. The remote is nice and simple — not 47 buttons with mysterious hieroglyphs, just the good stuff.But here’s the kicker: the TV randomly turns itself on. I’m not saying my house is haunted, but the ghost in residence clearly has excellent taste in TV shows. Maybe it’s trying to communicate — or maybe it just wants to watch The Great British Bake Off at 3 AM. Either way, I’ve started calling it “The Spectral Binge-Watcher.”Only downside? I now have unrealistic expectations for all screens. My phone? Garbage. My laptop? Amateur hour. My microwave display? Don’t even get me started.In summary: If you’re looking for a TV that makes your eyes weep tears of joy, possibly introduces you to your friendly neighborhood ghost, and causes your dog to bark at ultra-realistic wildlife scenes — this is it. Get the popcorn. Cancel your social plans. You’re about to enter the screen dimension… whether you’re ready or not.