Like the 6-Series before it, the 6-Series 8K uses Roku TV as its smart platform. While there’s nothing different about the version of Roku TV on the 8K TV and any other Roku device, the UI does look pretty nice spread out across all those pixels and it’s always great to see the plethora of supported streaming apps at your fingertips. With DTS-HD on blu-ray discs and streaming platforms, movies have never sounded better! DTS Surround Sound is available on over 50,000 streaming titles worldwide. Features for the P71 have inevitably been downscaled from the above QLEDs as the P71 loses HDR10+, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support. It does have a wider range of sizes, and the design looks to be a notch above most budget smart TVs with a bezel-less design that TCL calls an edge-to-edge display.

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This guide can help you to choose the right TV. As you can guess, the first thing in this process is choosing the right brand. In this article, we compare TCL vs Hisense. Then, we will try to explain everything you need to know before buying a TV, from screen types, picture quality, sound quality, and smart features! TCL vs Hisense – Which brand is better? Even though both of these brands offer similar features and performance, there are still some differences between them.

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Auto power on: Enables the TV to automatically power on when you power on a CEC device (e.g. DVD) with the device’s remote.

TCL 65C720K QLED Gaming TV 65 Inch Smart Android TV, 4K UHD TCL 65C720K QLED Gaming TV 65 Inch Smart Android TV, 4K UHD

Refurbished TVs Smart TVs 4K TVs HDR TVs LED TVs 32" TVs 32" Smart TVs Refurbished Hisense TVs Hisense TVs Android TVs TCL has noticed the market for the big screens has grown in North America, and it’s looking to better serve that market with the introduction of its XL Collection. Hisense 55E7HQTUK QLED Gaming Series 55-inch 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR Smart TV with YouTube, Netflix, Disney + Freeview Play and Alexa Built-

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HDR ( High Dynamic Range) is a new feature of 4K Ultra HD TVs. It refers to the high dynamic range and its ability to deliver more colors, more contrast levels, and increased brightness. HDR is basically an upgrade of the 4K or Ultra HD format.