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Patrycja
It has all the ports a modern TV should have, no complaints. Sounds good, I just need to sort sound out. This might be a limiting factor, as not everyone is capable/willing to dig deep in the settings menu looking for the perfect as possible picture balance. Picture - we all have different taste in picture quality, some prefer warmer tones, some might want super saturated punchy colors.
Tomclem
No Prime, no Disney+, no Youtube. 1 ports is a nice bonus, although the panel is 60hz only, but at this pricepoint, not a dealbreaker. Lots of settings to play with. It's obviously not going to compete with any dedicated Atmos soundbar/speaker, but quite nice to have this decent of a sound at this pricepoint.
Tina Brearley
At least the buttons feel tactile and has a soft touch feel, doesn't feel like a flimsy piece of plastic. Freeview play is something I hadn't used before so that's a good addition too. Dolby Atmos/eARC was one of the main selling features for me, 3x HDMI 2.
Nichola
TCL has something to learn from major manufacturers, this is not how you should present your product for the first time buyers. This TV packs all the features and then some more to be a perfect candidate for anyone who's looking for a nice TV without breaking the bank! The speech button on Google is good. I did take pictures and they usually don't show up well when taking piks of a tv screen but they show how clear it is.
Bronson89
This QLED panel is superior compared to my old LG TV, the only section where it lacks is viewing angles, (the LG had an IPS panel, so excellent viewing angles, but not as deep blacks by the nature of the panel), there's a slight color shift when viewing from the side, not a dealbreaker for me. The remote is my least favorite thing. Sound - the built in speakers are surprisingly good, I guess the Onkyo branding is not just a gimmick after all.
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