What makes the 6-Series so unique is that, despite its affordable price tag, it sports features that you’d find on TVs that cost twice as much, making it an incredible value. Max light output HDR (high dynamic range) while displaying small white square taking up 10% of the screen (measured in Nits) The TCL 55C635K features it, allowing the TV to blend into its surroundings when not in use. This feature uses the TV’s sensors to detect the ambient light and color of the surrounding environment and then displays images or patterns that match the environment. This creates a more seamless and aesthetically pleasing viewing experience while conserving energy. The TCL 55C635K 55-inch QLED Television comes with a 2-year warranty, providing peace of mind to users in case of any issues with the product. This warranty is standard for most electronics in this category and ensures that users can use the product without worrying about unforeseen problems. VS Other Brands Like previous years, the TCL 6-Series R635 uses Roku TV, an egalitarian smart TV platform that has a fair and robust search feature and most of the major streaming apps.

Discover new movies and shows with suggestions based on what you’ve watched and what interests you. You can even add to your Watchlist right from your phone, so your recommendations are always up to date. Viewing angles are poor as we would expect from this type of VA panel with brightness, colour and gamma shift seen as soon as you move 30 degrees off-axis to the sides or get above or below the set. Room positioning is important to get the best from this TCL C735 and when watching directly onto the screen many of the issues are mitigated, giving the TV very good image quality at the price point. The BenQ EL2870U 28″ 4K UHD Monitor comes equipped with voice control capabilities, allowing users to adjust the settings and navigate the menu without interacting physically with the monitor. This feature is especially useful for those who prefer a hands-free approach to monitor control. Percentage luminance drop at 35 degree horizontal angle from the centre of the screen with 100% white output The BenQ EL2870U 28″ 4K UHD Monitor comes with a variety of accessories, including an HDMI cable, a DisplayPort cable, a power cord, and a user manual. This ensures users have everything they need to set up and use the monitor right out of the box.

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As with several of the other manufacturers we’ve featured this year, there’s a clear progression in terms of both pricing and the ever-improving features list as you work your way from the cheapest TVs to the most expensive. This means you should be free to figure out your best option either by setting a budget and seeing what fits your limit, or by determining what features and specifications you need for your own viewing preferences and line-up your choices accordingly. TCL C635 is a 4K TV provides outstanding image quality and excellent audio effect with the help of Quantum Dot and ONKYO sound system. It definitely fits all you want for a brilliant TV. But the killer punch here is the super easy, fast, convenient user experience benefits from Google TV system. Now, Wake up your personalized Google TV C635 by simply ‘OK Google!’, your amazing smart TV trip starts.

The 55C735K marks a watershed moment for TCL’s fortunes in the European market as it finally sees the brand managing to combine a feature count that embarrasses many much more expensive TVs with some properly decent picture and sound quality. All at a price that will have more established rivals quaking in their boots. Likely to echo much of the P635 features, the RP630K is set to be a UK-exclusive TV that is currently expected some time later in the year. As with the RC630K, it will be a Roku TV including FreeView Play and all the usual suspects at your disposal (subscriptions pending of course). You’ll still be able to access the likes of Google Home and chat with Alexa if you wish, but Google Photos won’t be an option in Ambient mode.TCL might not quite carry the same household name as the likes of Samsung, LG, Panasonic, or Sony in western markets, but the Chinese company remains the number two TV manufacturer in the world when it comes to market share – and is continuing to expand into Europe and the US as it aspires to that number one spot. This year’s line-up looks to build nicely upon what’s gone before it, offering a wealth of potentially good-looking upgrades across the board. Max light output HDR (high dynamic range) while displaying small white square taking up 60% of the screen (measured in Nits) Plenty of TV to keep the whole house happy. The nation's most popular TV platform offers an impressive 30,000+ hours of TV, all for free. Speaking of the legs, one neat addition this year is the ability to weave cables through the legs themselves, creating a less chaotic space free from wires. Because of these gremlins, first impressions are mixed, with some strong contrast and vibrancy potential being undermined by some crushing of details in dark areas and overwrought colours. The TV’s first mistake is only providing three main picture presets: Vivid, Low Power and Movie. This really doesn’t leave viewers with enough easy options to get to a well-balanced picture they like, with each preset exhibiting enough issues to make TCL’s decision not to include some kind of Standard preset that sits somewhere between the Vivid and Movie settings seem pretty bizarre.

All of the new TVs support at least HDR10 and HLG, with further additions as you rise up the price list. Elegant and smart: the bezeless luxury design of TCL C63K Series comes with an adjustable dual position stand.*​ Effortlessly make one-to-one call, or join group calls with Google's video chat App. Send notes, voice or video memos, etc. As well the FreeView Play perks of the Android Smart TV platform, the P735 also offers up TCL Home and Google Home, Google Duo and Google Assistant built-in, along with Alexa compatibility for hands-free voice control. There’s also support for Chromecast but no Apple AirPlay 2, while gamers can access Game Master with Stadia streaming titles and ALLM (down to 15ms), but not to the same 120Hz levels as the more expensive models.

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The 55-inch 55C735K, though, finally fixes this frustration, at least for the UK and Europe, combining an unprecedented feature count for its money with picture quality that shames some TVs costing twice as much. Price Subtitle and audio description information spoken on the electronic programme guide more info panel