Is the TCL QM7 worth it?

For a 75-inch QLED with 120 Hz and local dimming, yes, if you want size and brightness on a budget. It is a weaker pick if you mainly watch in a dark room or from wide angles, where blooming and contrast loss show.

Is the QM7 good for gaming?

Yes. The 120 Hz panel, VRR support and low-lag game mode suit PS5 and Xbox Series X at 4K 120 Hz. Check that your console and HDMI cable support the mode you want.

Does the TCL QM7 have Google TV?

Yes. It runs Google TV with Google Assistant built in, and it also works with Amazon Alexa and Apple Siri. Netflix and other major apps are available from the Google TV store.

What is the refresh rate of the QM7?

The panel is native 120 Hz, and TCL advertises higher rates for some game modes. For most buyers the 120 Hz mode is the one that matters for smooth sports and console gaming.

How wide is the 75-inch TCL QM7?

The set is about 65.6 inches wide and 2.8 inches deep without a stand. Measure your wall or media console and check stand width before buying, since a 75-inch TV needs a wide, sturdy surface.

When is the TCL QM7 cheapest?

Big-screen TVs like this typically drop most during Black Friday, Super Bowl season and end-of-model clearance. Track its price history and buy when it falls near previous lows rather than at list price.

TCL QM7

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Our take on the TCL QM7

The TCL QM7 is a 75-inch 4K QLED TV in TCL's QM series, with a 120 Hz native panel, full-array local dimming and HDR support. It runs Google TV with Google Assistant built in and also works with Alexa and Siri, and it has four HDMI inputs including two at 144 Hz for gaming. It is a value-focused mini-LED-class set that undercuts Samsung and Sony models with similar brightness.

Best forBuyers who want a big, bright 75-inch TV without flagship pricingMovie and sports watchers in a room with some ambient lightGamers on PS5 or Xbox Series X who want 120 Hz and VRR