Sometimes, you’ll find sets with similar features for similar prices, but TCL TVs oftentimes offer up some of the best value out there, especially on sale, so these TVs are definitely worth keeping an eye on if you’re looking for a deal. In general, pricing on TCL TVs is extremely competitive, especially when it comes to their more budget and midrange offerings. TCL TVs start out at under $200 for the HD 3-Series and top out at over $1000, while 6-Series TVs can scale up to thousands of dollars depending on size, and whether you’re looking for 8K support on top of Mini-LED support. Unsurprisingly, the more features you want, the more money you’ll be spending. The 6-Series will even offer up Mini-LED support and 8K support, too. At their core is the Roku OS – a portal to streaming apps – though you can opt for Android/Google versions of these TVs over Roku if you prefer.Īs you make your way up TCL’s lines, TCL TVs will offer HDR10+, HLG, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, gaming-focused features like ALLM and VRR, and even QLED panels. TCL’s flagship Roku TVs have a lot of commonalities between them, each coming with a 60Hz refresh rate, Dolby Digital Plus audio, HDMI ARC (or eARC) connections, and typical features like VESA mounts and an included remote. If you’re looking for 8K or Mini-LED tech, check out TCL’s 6-Series, though if your budget is over a thousand dollars, know that the competition gets a lot wider and your choice harder. However, TCL’s most popular lines of US TV are on the cheaper end, so we’ll be focusing on three core lines of TCL TV: the 3-Series, 4-Series and 5-Series TVs. Whether you want a Google TV over a Roku TV or you want 8K over 4K, TCL has you covered.

While TCL US is a budget brand, first and foremost, the company does offer quite a range of sets – from tiny, cheap 720p TVs with barebones features to big-screen Mini-LED sets that can cost thousands of dollars.

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