TCL 43C635K 43-inch QLED Television, 4K Ultra HD, Smart TV Powered by Android TV (Dolby Vision & Atmos, Freeview Play, Motion clarity, compatible with Google assistant & Alexa)

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There’s no option for Stadia gaming, though, and ALLM is about the peak of the game-friendly checklist. That said, all but a couple of models come Stadia Certified to offer up some streaming titles, so there’s still access to some great gaming throughout the range. This works as well as any other voice-controlled device in your home, and gives you yet another option for controlling what’s on-screen when you lose your TV remote. Choosing the perfect headphones can be a daunting task, but fear not – we’re here to guide you through it. The TCL 43P735K offers a range of picture settings that allow users to adjust the picture to their liking.

One important thing to point out is that TCL can tend to operate differently from one region to another with certain products, so you may find a wider variation in terms of things like model names or some features, For example, its European line-up uses Google for its Smart TV platform, whereas many UK models use Android TV, along with a couple of upcoming Roku models.

That’s not a big flaw but it is an annoyance, especially for those with a slightly pokey living room. There will be other equally important connectors that you can check in the specifications table that we have placed above. It still offers a 144Hz native resolution, plus the full set of HDR support as the Mini LEDs, and the likes of ‘Ultra’ anti-reflection, Motion Clarity Supreme, Adaptive Picture and the Ultra-Wide viewing angle. 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.

It also comes with all of the other compatibility and accessibility features of the C935 using the same Google TV platform but with the added option of a 55-inch model. MEMC TCL's proprietary software algorithm steps up to the plate while you're watching sports or fast-paced shows or movies. Deep colours and great contrast help both HD and 4K films to pop off the screen, even without the deep, inky blacks you’d get by upgrading to OLED. The TCL RP620K series of 4K TVs are the first Roku-powered devices from the brand to hit the UK, and while they won't blow everyone away, they could be a great option for those looking to upgrade their home cinema on a budget.

It comes with Dolby Atmos, and easily fills a modest sized room with crisp dialogue and gives a decent depth of sound when watching epics like All Quiet on the Western Front. The C835 (along with the C935 and C735) also benefits from the TCL advancement in processing leading to a new Deep Learning system, for even better AI support from the likes of its Ai PQ2.