- Is QLED worth it on a 43-inch TV?
- Yes if color matters to you. The quantum-dot layer widens color and lifts brightness over standard LED sets at this size, which shows in HDR movies and sports. It is not a match for a bright-room mini-LED, but it beats entry-level LED rivals.
- Does it run Google TV or Roku?
- It runs Google TV, TCL's Google-based smart platform. That means the Google Play app library, Google Assistant voice search and a watchlist that spans services. TCL's Roku models use a different interface.
- Is it good for gaming?
- It is fine for casual console play, with 4K and HDR support. It is a 60Hz panel without the high refresh rate and gaming features of TCL's QM series, so competitive players should look higher in the range.
- Do I need a soundbar?
- Most owners of slim 43-inch TVs add one. The built-in speakers handle news and casual viewing, but a soundbar or soundbase improves movie dialogue and bass noticeably.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, a stand, a remote and power cable. Check the listing for the exact remote and stand style, since TCL varies these by model and region.
- How does it compare with the Hisense A6?
- The Hisense A6 is a standard LED set; this TCL adds QLED color and Google TV. The Hisense U6 is closer on picture quality but costs more. For a small room, the TCL is the middle ground.
- Where is the TCL 43Q651GCA 43-Inch Q Class 4K UHD HDR QLED Smart TV with Google TV cheapest?
- At appliancepartstore, for $99,999.00, as of our latest check.