TCL 43P755K 43-inch Ultra HD, Wide Color Gamut, 4K HDR TV, Smart TV Powered by Android TV (Dolby Atmos 2.0, Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, Voice Control, compatible with Google assistant, Chromecast built-in)

Video Quality:Absolutely amazing quality. With 4K, HDR, and HDR10 support, everything looks amazing. The colour definition and contrast is really good in any lighting condition (sunlight through windows, lights on, and cinema style dark). Used for gaming and streaming, didn't disappoint.Features:Dolby, HDR10, and 'Intelligent' settings means it changes the settings automatically based on the type of media you play on it. Android is pretty stable on it with a lot of space for apps.Sound Quality:This is the only area it could be a bit better. As long as you set the right EQ settings, sound is not too bad. Also able to use with my bluetooth earphones so late night viewing is a great experience.Value for Money:Hands down the best value for money of any TV in the world right now.

Very good indeed - 55" is a good size for most living rooms - Picture quality excellent, good contrast and nice depth of colour. Sound - whilst a soundbar would be better, for a TV the sound is fairly decent, just a little short on the bass.Android TV a good choice, plenty of apps and ability to set granular settings.Only criticism would be the Android TV interface, can be occassionaly a little slow compared to a dedicated dongle, but as this is a sub £300 TV, it is not a deal breaker and far far from an issue.Overall, reflective of price a good 5 Star.

Great big television, great picture, the smart TV can sometimes be a bit slow, but it's great value for under £500

Omg,what a tv...a 65" ...ultra 4k with dolby atmos...fine admittedly I bought it in the black Friday deals but so what...sound quality...superb.....picture quality....so clear...ease of use...excellent...I don't know why everyone hasn't at least one of these in their homes and I've bought a second one.

Very low price but at the cost of quality. We have been unable to turn off the subtitles ("captions" according to TCL) which are displayed on almost all terrestial channels in the UK on this television. The setting is via "Options", "TV Settings", "More Settings", "Device Preferences", "Accessibility", and "Captions", with a setting called "Display", but irrespective of whether this is set to on or off, these subtitles are displayed. We've tried a factory reset with no joy: this set continues to show subtitles on every channel that transmits them.No response from TCL UK support. We now just use this TV with streaming services and our DVR.

So I had to replace my old Sony Android TV as the screen started pixel burning for some reason and saw this one and liked all its features/specs so I ordered it.Its a great TV on a par with my other old Sony Android TV, the picture is great on 4K Video and 4K gaming and the Android TV UI is smooth and fast and I am able to install all my IPTV apps from the Google Play store.The sound on the TV is better than my old Sony TV and has great sound quality the Dolby Atmos is good and the bass levels are great and not to tinny. I have a sound bar I could plug into it via optical but the sound is that good that I don't have to use it.Also its very light compared to other TV's I have so wall mounting it was a piece of cake.The motion clarity is good too and the 4K picture is amazing with lots of setting to change if you want to get it perfect for your viewing needs. The remote is good and comes with Google assistant button so you use your voice which works really well.For the price for a 55 inch Android 4k TV you cant go wrong and definitely will be looking at TCL TV's again in the future. I am well impressed.

Pros: easy to set up; picture is sharp, vibrant, and bright (I couldn't find an actual figure, but it seems to be around 1000 nits peak); smart features are responsive; built in speakers are better than expected - not great, but serviceable; latency in gaming mode is pretty good; build quality is good.Cons: there's a small amount of light bleed in deep blacks; motion smoothing is on by default; picture controls aren't all that comprehensive (no gamma, no individual RGB adjustment, etc.); remote could do with a backlight (although you can use the Google TV app on a phone as an alternative).Overall I'm more than happy with it, especially considering the price. Obviously it's not as good as a high end OLED but then it's a fraction of the cost!

Great value for money television. Good picture and both Google and Alexa voice enabled.