TCL - 55" Class 6-Series Mini-LED QLED 4K UHD Smart Google TV

So far, this TV seems to punch above its price range. I picked it up as a Black Friday (week?) sale. Got it for right around 400, taxes included. The UI is super slick and fast. No complaints there. I was worried after reading other reviews, but it has been very responsive and all the apps I need are there (or available). It's quick too, no sitting around waiting for this or that to load. It jumps in really fast. I bought it mainly for 4k gaming with my XBox Series X. That it is doing really well. Couldn't be happier with my purchase.

Super crisp visuals Beautiful sound Easy to navigate settings Looks great Got a good panel Great price Brightness auto adjust works nice

Had the TV for around half a month and I am impress and amazed. Probably one of the best TV on this price at the $400 deal. Google OS is not that bad as review make it be and is convenient. Being someone that is tech savvy, I really didn't care about the OS and I just wanted the Panel for my PC and PS5. But the fact that I don't have to use my Amazon stick or keep PC on to use steaming apps is a plus. The colors are great out of the box and it looks fantastic compared to my 10 years old 1080P 32 inch TV. Then again it looks better it also looks better than my IPS 40 inch 3440x1440p monitor. When the scene is dark... it really looks dark. MiniLED is the best option aside from OLED without the burning risk and the higher price tag. Due to location of of TV I hardly ever use it above 40% brightness and mostly stays around 28-30%. Can't imagine how bright i can actually get. The 120hz and VRR support were great for the $400 price tag it had. TV barely fits my stand but it does great. Also Had to buy a TV stand as I needed the to be able to swivel it as well as to get a bit space under for the Soundbar. My only grime is that it only has 2 hdmi 2.1 with 4k 120hz support and one of them is for ARC too. Had to hook the sound bar with optical instead as I didn't mind having to use two controllers but didn't wanted to loose the other port. I had to go like through 12 HDMI 2.1 cable to find one that worked as intended ($20 per 10ft cable... -_-... don't cheap out on cables) Also I had and issue with VRR which was fixed. Using VRR would make screen stutter when trying to output higher than 60hz and then loose signal. Same on PC as screen would flicker on an on until change to 60hz. This happen the next day after testing and using it perfectly. Seem like update mess up the settings . I reach out to TCL about it they provided some steps to test and fix the issue. I just couldn't had imagen removing all cables and Powe cycling fixed. I Powe cycle everything but the TV as it had been installed just the day before Since then I haven't had this issue anymore.