TCL 75V6C-UK 75” Direct LED TV, 4K HDR TV, Smart TV Powered by Google TV (Dolby Vision & Atmos, Motion clarity, compatible with Google Assistant & Alexa)

Delivery perfect. Tv superb! Sound quality good and the picture quality is amazing! Fairly easy set up. Really pleased and at a great price too!!

Hi I just wanted to say delivery arrived on time as another one i ordered took 1 months to sort out but anyway I ordered this tv cos it was great on price and the shipping was ideal the one thing I disslike about the tv is the tv guide when looking though the guide if your not quick enough it will change the channel before you have read the info maybe there is a setting to stop this but the sound and pictures is really good quality evern through i am using just a tv aerial no set top box there is plenty of functions and features to choose from but my issue is the tv guide just turning over the channel before I have read it all in all great price nice size good sound and pictures 5 out of 5 for me if anyone knows how to solve this issue please let me know ty.

3 days in and it's getting better. I was taken back by the black depths to start with but brightness, contrast and colours were all a bit off. 2 Days later, I figured out how to tweak them and get it looking right. Looks perfect now and the settings apply to whatever is being output, so no need to edit for each device etc. It makes older movies look great, as if they are much newer. Best TV I've ever had, so far so good. Haven't tried gaming on it yet but it looks very promising.

This TV really is great for the price. I can install all the apps I want and they all play at full HD or 4K. The picture quality is very nice, I was expecting more on the HDR side compared to my older Samsung TV but I did not really notice much of a difference. The only issues I have with the TV are - 1. The processing power of the TV seems very poor, it can take a fair bit of time to open apps and navigate around in them. The major concern I have is that I am unable to run two apps at the same time, I use a VPN and find once I start using another app, the VPN app just stops working. I'll just purchase a firestick to resolve this issue. 2. The freeview TV is all in SD. I have not found it possible to view any UK TV channels in HD yet without having to launch their respective app (Even then the ITVX app does not allow me to watch live TV, just catchup). All in all it is a good TV for the price if the above issues do not concern you.

I’ve not bought a tv for almost 5 years now so I’m aware that things move on, but still. I payed £779 for this 144hrz 85” monster with built in Onkyo 2.1 sound system and was expecting quite an amount of compromise due to the price, and maybe some picture quality issues due to the large screen size which I almost certainly would have accepted due to its cost. Again, I’ve not bought a new tv for a while now so others may have higher expectations than me but I think this is just amazing quality. Set up now with my AV receiver and decent 2.1 system, it sounds fantastic as well. I’d never heard of TCL either having only owned Samsung TVs but after reading and watching probably 8000 reviews i just went for it anyway. Glad I did - the entire family love watching films on this. Very, very happy with it.

Very happy with my new tv, my wife is ecstatic, I am 70 years old, old school, so modern technology is not as easy to work as a younger person, so setting up was a little difficult, but once set up, the picture is absolutely stunning, so clear, the sound is amazing, the remote is also moderately easy to use, i have a virgin stream box and finding it was a little difficult for me, but I so grasped it it, now having worked things out, I would recommend this tv, thanks to amazon, I was able to buy it.

Probably one of the best tvs ive own, it is cheap for what it is, so not as fast as a samsung or anything like that. But the 4k 144hz for gaming is a game changer, and the app selection is amazing

Had this more than 3 months now, so can give some feedback on all my findings. Picture quality is decent. Good contrast levels with blacks etc. Upscaling works well from SD for my satellite channels (not so good for Digital Terestrial channels, which must be of even lower resolution). But some minor artefacts in a particular scenario - when something is moving across a strobed background, eg a picket fence, you may notice a halo of blurring around the moving object. It's not glaringly obvious, but you'll notice it if you are looking for it. The bezel is very narrow, but the picture does not extend all the way to the edge of the bezel (as the images in the item description would like you to beleive). There is about a half centimeter gap. Software / Chipset lets it down a little. I have the C645K Android TV version, it uses a Realtek RTD2851M - 4x A55 @ 1.3GHz, and 2GB RAM. This is a bit worse spec than a Chromecast with GoogleTV 4k stick. And there is an amount of TCL bloatware shipped with the tv. So out of the box, the UI is a bit laggy - navigating the home screen etc. But this can be remedied if you are willing to get technical - I enabled developer mode, to disable HW overlays, and set background process limit =1. This had an immediate effect in making the tv more responsive. I also removed some of the bloat using ADB tool (especially the TCL Guard software, that takes up cpu). Software updates are tricky. There is a "Network Update" option in the settings, but this does nothing, as TCL are not running a server for this in UK. Instead I had to dig through XDA forum, and TCL run Telegram (like Whatsapp) channel/bot, until I could get hold of a firmware file. And apply as a local update via a USB. You can switch from the Android TV interface to Google TV by update. But even the latest updates are on Android 11, which is getting pretty old now. (More recent Android versions would have been available at the time the tv was released even, in 2023. But I don't think TCL have any plans to offer upgrades. From what I see, they stick with the same Android version for the lifetime of a given tv model). My UK model included FreeviewPlay, which I find quite useful - with an EPG that can switch to the tuner for live tv, or open the relevant app to play programs in the future/past. (I know that others will have a different opinion on this, seeing it as yet more bloatware, as it takes control of the free-to-view tv apps like BBC iPlayer etc). I'm a bit of an Android fan, and happy to tinker. So very happy with the tv. Otherwise, if I wanted something more user friendly, I would opt for the 2024 4-series 4k FireTV, for the same money.

Very nice tv . My family love it

Great choice!

Immersive picture quality. Best Qled for the price. No adaptive 120Hz on full HD. Works smooth with 60Hz too but 120Hz would have been nice specially if it’s mentioned in description. Packaging and delivery on time

There is a green line on screen, missing per cable. It was dirty with sand in it. The screen display is visible only if you sit infront off it, from side angles it's compromised

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