65-Inch 4K Ultra HD Roku Smart LED TV
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Our take on the 65-Inch 4K Ultra HD Roku Smart LED TV
A 65-inch 4K LED TV running the Roku smart TV platform, sold under TCL's S-Class line. It combines a large 4K panel with Roku's simple interface and built-in streaming apps, so most shoppers can skip a separate streaming stick. Against rivals, it trades the deep blacks of mini-LED and OLED sets for a lower-cost LED panel, and it lacks the 120Hz gaming features of step-up models. It suits budget-minded buyers who want a big screen for movies and streaming in a bright room.
- Roku interface is simple and fast to learn
- Built-in streaming apps, no extra stick needed
- Large 65-inch 4K screen
- Wide app support including major services
- Straightforward setup
- LED panel can't match OLED or mini-LED contrast
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What reviewers say
Owners of TCL's 4K Roku sets generally praise the easy Roku interface and the value of a large 4K screen. Common complaints center on black levels, motion handling and weak built-in sound.
- Picture qualityMixedOwners like the sharp 4K image but note blacks look gray in dark scenes.
- Roku interfacePraisedReviewers call the Roku home screen fast and easy to navigate.
- SoundCriticisedBuilt-in speakers are described as thin, with many buyers adding a soundbar.
Questions and answers
- Is this TV good for gaming?
- It is fine for casual console play, but the 60Hz panel and lack of variable refresh rate make it a weak pick for fast competitive gaming.
- Do I need a streaming stick with it?
- No. Roku is built in, with the major streaming apps available directly on the TV.
- How does it compare with OLED TVs?
- OLED sets have far deeper blacks and wider viewing angles. This LED TV is brighter in a bright room and simpler on the wallet.
- Does it support HDR?
- It accepts HDR signals, but the panel's brightness is modest, so the HDR boost is subtle rather than dramatic.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, a stand, a remote and power cable. Check the listing for the exact remote and stand included.
- Will I need a soundbar?
- Most owners find the built-in speakers adequate for news but thin for movies, so a soundbar is a common add-on.
