TCL 65" 4-Series 4K UHD HDR Smart Roku TV
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Our take on the TCL 65" 4-Series 4K UHD HDR Smart Roku TV
The TCL 4-Series is TCL's entry-level 4K Roku TV, and the 65-inch version is the biggest screen in the line. It runs the Roku smart platform built in, with HDR support and a simple remote, so streaming apps are ready without a separate stick or box. It suits buyers who want a large 4K screen for a living room or a bright spare room and care more about streaming convenience than picture quality. Against rivals like the Hisense A6 series and Amazon's Fire TV sets, it gives up brightness, contrast and motion handling, but Roku remains the easiest smart TV interface for most people.
- Roku smart platform is fast to learn and covers all major apps
- 65-inch 4K screen at entry-level money
- HDR support for Netflix, YouTube and other apps
- Simple remote and setup
- Three HDMI inputs, including one with ARC
What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers treat the 4-Series as a solid value pick for streaming, not a picture-quality set. Most praise Roku and the easy setup; the common complaints are dim, washed-out HDR and blur in fast motion.
- Picture qualityCriticisedOwners say blacks look gray and the panel is dim, so HDR barely registers.
- Roku platformPraisedReviewers call the Roku interface fast, simple and well stocked with apps.
- MotionCriticisedFast action and sports show blur and judder on this panel.
Questions and answers
- Is the TCL 4-Series good for gaming?
- It works for casual gaming, but it is a 60Hz panel with no variable refresh rate or HDMI 2.1. Serious console players should look at TCL's 5-Series or 6-Series instead.
- Does it need a streaming stick?
- No. Roku is built in, with apps like Netflix, YouTube, Disney+ and Max, plus an antenna input for over-the-air channels.
- How does it compare with the TCL 5-Series?
- The 5-Series adds quantum-dot color and better brightness and contrast. The 4-Series is the cheaper step down for basic streaming.
- Is HDR worth using on this TV?
- HDR is supported, but the panel cannot get bright enough to show much benefit. Many owners leave it on and accept the modest difference.
- How many HDMI ports does it have?
- Three HDMI inputs, one with ARC for a soundbar, plus USB and a tuner input.
- Can I wall-mount it?
- Yes. It uses a standard VESA mount; check the pattern for the 65-inch size before buying a bracket.
