TCL 55 Inch Class QM7K Series Mini LED QLED 4K HDR 55QM7K 2025 Model 120HZ-144HZ Anti Reflective Screen

Very happy with this TV. The image quality and smart functions are great. The sound is decent watching 4K video is phenomenal quality blacks, and vibrant color range. An excellent tv and excellent value. Recommended. Read more

When you walk into a local retail store to look at TVs, it is hard to see the fine differences since they are all set “hot” and there is a lot of room light, reflections, and so on. Before buying this set, I spent hours researching the latest and greatest models from major brands, and I was surprised at how well the TCL QM7K series stands up against bigger names that cost significantly more. One website I found useful was RTINGS, but this is just one of many. RTINGS buys TVs and then tests them using professional calibration equipment. I bought this 85" model for our basement rec room, where we sit about 13 feet away. I wanted something big enough to be immersive, yet not overwhelming. If you like to sit in the front third of a movie theater (feet on the railing) and want that experience at home, this size is for you. After a few quick adjustments to smooth motion and reduce peak brightness, my wife and I are both very pleased with this set. It handles low-resolution sources like broadcast TV and old movie discs very well. However, when you play a 4K source, it is truly amazing. This is the first “non-major brand” big screen we have owned in our 30+ years together, and I must say we were impressed. From the cabinet finish to the image quality, we are very pleased and now have a theater in our home with a gorgeous picture that we look forward to enjoying together and with friends. In time, I will use a calibration disc to fine-tune the display settings, but it is already a beautiful display. It's hooked up to a surround sound system so I can't offer any opinion on the sound quality. Happy shopping! Read more

We have owed a few similarly sized TV in recent years and so far we have been very impressed with this 55" TCL. What you get for the price is impressive. The picture quality is on par with OLED TVs and the refresh rate is excellent for watching sports. There is no ghosting or blur when there is action. You don't get quite the wide viewing angle that you get with an OLED but with typical seating nearby, it looks great. The software interface is fairly responsive with minimal lag. It is easy to connect and get setup with both the preinstalled and added apps. It is google based so if you use YoutubeTV it integrates well. Overall, this TV is a fantastic value. You get an amazing TV that is easy to use. Read more

Lot's to love about this TV. Pretty great picture, nice remote, great smart features and inegration. Price is reasonable given the size we purchased (75"). If there was one flaw with this TV it would be the glare. Kitchen lighting reflects pretty bad, refelcting massive squiggley lines from one side of the TV to the other. Basically impossible to watch this TV w/ any sort of lighting on in the background. Natural light is a non issue, and dark room is great as well. We're happy, but would like to see a little more of a reflective covering on this TV. Read more

Bought this two months ago during Prime Days sale. After what seemed like extensive research I had narrowed my choices to TCL, LG or Hisense. The TCL QM7K was the highest rated by Rtings.com at the price point I wanted. Other factors favoring TCL were the HVA screen claiming a wider viewing angle, this was replacing a Hisense U8 series which failed after only 30 months which left me with diminished confidence in Hisense and, although I am partial to LG, they apparently had availability problems with the model I selected. My primary TV is a LG C3 OLED. I prefer the TCL Google system, the TCL screen and audio tuning and the TCL remote. The OLED is superior for viewing angle and, although the LG picture is not as bright, I prefer the LG picture quality overall. However, if I needed to replace the LG OLED, I would be happy with The TCL QM7K. Out of the box the picture is amazing. For the most part I select Standard for the picture set up and leave it there. On Standard the picture is bright, the contrast right on, the colors vibrant and accurate. The TV will auto adjust brightness and you can override the auto bright if you want but rarely do I need to. The presets for picture and audio were amazingly accurate. I loved the picture from the beginning and actually was concerned because I did not feel the need to tune the picture and sound. I finally did use the Rtings settings for the Movie picture and thought all they did was bring the Movie picture closer to the preset Standard picture. The HVA panel viewing angle is slightly better than a normal VA panel but not much. If you need a wide viewing angle, spend the extra dollars for an OLED. The audio is quite good. Not sound bar good but far better than most. I switch back and forth between the Music setting for movies and the Talk setting for just about everything else. Buy this at the right price and you will be amazed! Read more

I've had it about 2 weeks and love this tv. It was very easy to physically set up, even just by myself, though I'm quite a big and tall person so I might suggest 2 people for some. The technical setup was also very easy, even with 3 consoles, a DVD player and two different sets of headphones (Blue tooth and optical input), maybe took an hour and that was a lot of the TV just downloading updates. Though it strongly suggests getting the Google Home app and the TCL app, I have not used either of them since initial setup for any reason. The picture is fantastic, much better than my last TV. And even when something might be a little off it's relatively easy to change it in settings. The remote is great, I really like that it is backlit when ever it moves, so you pick it up and the buttons light up (it blew my mind because I didn't know that was a thing Lol). The voice control is great, again much better than my last TV, very fast response. Also appreciate the designated YouTube button. Read more