TCL 65" Class 4-Series 4K UHD HDR Roku Smart TV
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Our take on the TCL 65" Class 4-Series 4K UHD HDR Roku Smart TV
The TCL 4-Series is the entry point of TCL's 4K Roku TV lineup: a 65-inch LED set with 4K UHD resolution, HDR support and the Roku smart platform built in. It covers the basics well — a simple interface, all the major streaming apps and a large screen — but it uses a standard 60 Hz panel with limited brightness and contrast, so it trails mid-range sets like TCL's 5-Series and 6-Series. It suits budget buyers and secondary rooms where a big picture matters more than deep blacks or wide viewing angles.
- Roku platform is fast to learn and covers all major apps
- 4K UHD resolution on a large 65-inch screen
- HDR support for compatible content
- Simple setup and a well-organized home screen
- Built-in streaming, no extra box needed
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What reviewers say
Owners of TCL's 4-Series generally treat it as a solid value TV: easy Roku software, a big 4K picture and simple setup. Most criticism centers on picture quality — limited brightness, grayish blacks and off-angle washout — and on the ordinary built-in sound.
- Picture qualityMixedOwners find the 4K image fine for everyday viewing but note it lacks brightness and punch.
- ContrastCriticisedDark scenes look gray rather than deep black, especially in a dark room.
- Viewing anglesCriticisedThe picture fades and shifts color when watched from the side.
Questions and answers
- Is the TCL 4-Series good for gaming?
- It handles casual gaming, but the 60 Hz panel and modest brightness limit it. Serious players should look at sets with higher refresh rates and low-latency game modes.
- Does it need a streaming device?
- No. Roku is built in, with the major streaming apps available, so you only need Wi-Fi and an account.
- How does it compare with TCL's 5-Series and 6-Series?
- Those step-up lines add better contrast, brightness and, on the 6-Series, quantum-dot color and local dimming. The 4-Series is the budget option.
- Is HDR worth using on this TV?
- It accepts HDR signals, but the panel's limited brightness means the effect is subtle. Standard dynamic range looks similar on most content.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, its stand legs, a remote and power cable. You supply the HDMI devices and network connection.
- Is it good for a bright room?
- It is best in a dimmer room. In strong daylight the picture can look washed out because of its limited brightness.
