TCL Q32L Series 40" QLED Roku TV vs Hisense QD4 40" Full HD Roku TV
Both are 40-inch 1080p QLED Roku TVs built for small rooms and secondary spaces, so the choice comes down to small differences. The TCL Q32L is the safer pick: it names its motion handling (Motion Rate 120), a metal bezel-less frame, and Apple HomeKit support, and its 4.2 rating from 31 owners is solid. The Hisense QD4 covers the same basics with QLED color and Roku, but published details are thinner, so you are buying on faith. Buy the TCL unless the Hisense is clearly the one you can see in person and prefer.
- Choose the TCL Q32L if you want the model with documented motion smoothing, a metal bezel-less frame and Apple HomeKit in your smart home.
- Choose the Hisense QD4 if you have seen it running and prefer its picture, or you already trust Hisense's QLED tuning in a small room.
Prices
- TCL Q32L Series 40" QLED Roku TV: $169.99 at Target (checked today)
- Hisense QD4 40" Full HD Roku TV: $149.99 at Best Buy (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Hisense QD4 40" Full HD Roku TV is $20.00 cheaper than the TCL Q32L Series 40" QLED Roku TV at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 11)

