- Is this TV good for a bedroom?
- Yes. The 43-inch screen suits close seating, and the Roku interface is simple to use in the dark. Its modest brightness is less of an issue in a dim room.
- Does it have local dimming?
- No. It is an edge-lit QLED panel without local dimming, so black levels are weaker than sets that dim zones of the backlight.
- What is the refresh rate?
- It is a 60Hz panel. That is fine for movies and casual viewing, but fast sports and console games will show more motion blur than a 120Hz set.
- Which streaming apps does it have?
- It runs Roku TV, so it carries the major services through the Roku Channel Store, including Netflix, YouTube, Disney+ and Prime Video. App availability can change over time.
- Do I need a soundbar?
- Most owners will want one. The built-in speakers handle dialogue but have little bass, so a budget soundbar is a common add-on.
- Does it support HDR?
- Yes, it accepts HDR content, but without high peak brightness the HDR effect is subtle compared with brighter QLED and mini-LED models.
- Where is the TCL 43Q51BR 43-Inch Q Class 4K UHD HDR QLED Smart TV with Roku TV cheapest?
- At appliancepartstore, for $99,999.00, as of our latest check.