TCL 55C641K 55-inch QLED Television, 4K Ultra HD, 4K Android Smart TV (Game master, Dolby Atmos, Freeview Play, Motion clarity, Hands-Free Voice Control, compatible with Google assistant & Alexa)

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Immerse yourself in soundscapes that redefine your audio experience. While the TCL 55C641K boasts impressive visuals, it doesn’t compromise on audio. The sound quality is good, and if you’re looking to elevate it further, consider pairing it with a TCL soundbar. Together, they create a harmonious symphony of visuals and audio that will elevate your movie nights and gaming sessions. It’s not just about what you see; it’s about what you hear. Experience audio like never before with the TCL 55C641K.

55C641K 55-inch QLED Television, 4K Ultra HD, 4K Android Smart TV (Game 55C641K 55-inch QLED Television, 4K Ultra HD, 4K Android Smart TV

The TCL C641K is designed to be wall-mountable, providing flexibility in placement and saving space in your living room. The television is compatible with VESA-standard wall mounts, allowing for easy installation on a wall. The VESA mount ensures a secure and stable attachment, keeping the TV in place. Wall mounting the TCL C641K not only adds a sleek and minimalist look to your room but also allows for better positioning and optimal viewing angles, enhancing your overall viewing experience. Calibration Dolby Vision improves on this with its Bright mode (the Dark version is quite dim). On Skyfall (4K Dolby Vision), colours are expressive, detail levels are great, and the TV digs up the fine detail in close ups of Craig’s hair and scars. When comparing the TCL C641K QLED television to other brands in the market, it has impressive features and competitive performance. While other brands may offer similar technologies and features, TCL stands out for its reputation as a reliable and innovative manufacturer. The TCL C641K delivers vibrant colors, sharp image quality, and immersive audio, comparable to many high-end televisions from other brands. Additionally, TCL often offers its televisions at a more affordable price than some of the more well-established brands, making it a compelling choice for those seeking value for money. Value for Money Need I say with undue emphasis that this is very affordable indeed for a 4K QLED TV with a credible smart TV interface and some current-gen games console support? I’m tempted to suggest it’s almost too affordable… DesignYou may prefer to wall-mount your new TCL, of course – it’s VESA-compatible, and at just 11kg is no kind of burden even to a partition wall. It’s over 8cm at its deepest, though, and has no cable-management or cable-cover – so it may not look the most elegant TV around once it’s up there. You can’t expect perfection when you’re shopping at the entry level – and sure enough, the TCL 55C645 isn’t perfect. TCL has launched 8K and Mini-LED TVs stateside, but its presence on this side of the pond has been a low key affair. There are signs this is changing with the introduction of more Android TVs, while its C71 and C81 QLED TVs provided some competition for Samsung at the cheaper end of the market. Well, TCL is here to make your assumptions look a long way wide of the mark. Its 55C645K costs way less than a screen with this kind of specification tends to.

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Step down to some 1080p content and this is a perfectly decent upscaler – as long as you don’t mind a little softness and rather less certainty with motion than before. Anything less information-rich than this, though, and the TCL isn’t comfortable in the slightest – it becomes quite coarse and noisy and loses its grip on movement quite badly. Sound Quality Android also means built-in Chromecast and Google Assistant. TCL’s own menu is accessible via the grey styled buttons on the remote, but there isn’t as much scope for configuring settings as you’ll see on other brands. Features such as the T-Link (HDMI CEC) aren’t on by default, and others – such as Game and Sports modes – override picture settings on all the HDMI inputs. You lose access to other picture presets until they’re toggled off. It ought to be clarified that this is a review of TCL 55C645K for the UK market, which differs from what you get on the continent, chiefly in terms of the interface. UK owners get Android TV while those not of these isles plug into Google TV as the smart interface.