Its TCL Q7 QLED television is designed as the perfect place that will be the perfect fit for TCL 2023’s televisions. It’s not yet officially replacing TCL’s TCL 6-Series in the company’s new line of products.
It is a great balance of features and price for a television that comes with a 4K HDR. While TCL is attempting to take on its role within the Mini LED market with sets like the TCL QM8 however, its efforts to create QLED real have remained solid.
The Q7 comes at the same cost as the best TVs, which is the 6-Series TCL Roku television (65R655) The TCL Q7 comes with impressive gaming specs, as well as a new generation of local dimming control and promises to offer amazing brightness.
The TV also comes with an integrated remote, and it is controlled by Google TV instead of Roku. We’ll have to try this TCL Q7 QLED inside our laboratory before coming to a conclusion. Let’s find out how it compares to our perceptions of design quality, performance, features and more.
TCL Q7 Pros
- Good brightness
- Stand on feet that can be reversed
- Affordable price
TCL Q7 Cons
- A few backlights are exploding
- Screen glare
- Google TV is the only choice.
Cost of TCL Q7 QLED TV and availability Review
It is expected that the TCL Q7 QLED television will be available for sale on May 15. It will be offered in the 55 inch model priced at $749.99 and will then be upgraded to an 85-inch model for $2,199.99.
- 55-inches (55Q750G): $749.99
- 65-inches (65Q750G): $999.99
- 75-inches (75Q750G): $1,399.99
- 85-inches (85Q750G): $2,199.99
TCL TVs are typically featured in one of the highest-priced TV deals from big retailers like Amazon as well as Best Buy. Since it’s a brand new model, it’s likely to eventually be sold out over time. We shouldn’t be shocked to see the first sales in the coming months.
TCL Q7 QLED TV Design Review
The TCL Q7QLED TCL Q7QLED has more premium design features that you’d expect from. It’s wrapped with a brushed-metal strip, and comes with adjustable footrests that can be reversible, that we appreciate over the central stand design of the most recent version of the TCL 6-Series for accommodating a soundbar. If we’re talking about soundbars, the TCL Q soundbar is the modern. TCL Q is designed to be used in conjunction with Q-line TVs, such as the Q7.
The Q7’s rear features an array of ports that includes a USB input as well as the four HDMI inputs. It also comes with 2 HDMI 2.1 inputs (1 at 4K/144Hz, and 1 @ 4K/120Hz) as well as one unique HDMI with eARC. A variety of 2.1 ports is standard in all fully OLED televisions and TVs using QLED technology. The Q7’s inputs have enough flexibility.
As an alternative for devices with Google TV only, TCL Q7 is a Google TV-only device. TCL Q7 is less flexible than the TCL 6-Series (65R655) which came in the Roku TV and Google TV models.
The more extensive utilization for Google TV helps elevate the experience (Sony’s preferred TV platform) and permits TCL to give it the control panels of its own. The most attractive feature? The remote is equipped with an LED backlight.
Performance of TCL Q7QLED QLED Television Review
The Q7 panel from TCL comes with a 120Hz native panel that includes more than 200 dimming zones. The panel’s AIPQ Engine Gen 3 controls the dimming zones. While watching movies and shows viewers can benefit from a variety of HDR formats including Dolby Vision IQ due to the built-in Ambient light sensor. The device is IMAX Enhanced certified, too.
However, the specifications make it stand out to gamers. Its Game Accelerator 240 can power gamers with up to 240 Hz. It also comes with Auto Game Mode (ALLM) and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro.
The benchmarking process of the TCL Q7QLED TV will allow us to see if the specifications live up to what they say and how the TV performs in various media. We’ll be focusing at HDR brightness with high intensity. It’s a feature of the 6 Series (65R655) and is a crucial measure for consumers.
The TCL Q7 QLED Television Display Review
The TCL QM8 appears amazing, but for less than $700 the Q7 QLED TV could be one of the top 65-inch TVs you can get for less than 1000 this year.
If you’re in search of an affordable TV that fits your price, TCL has just announced its TCL S4 4K TV with a price of $279.99. Before giving recommendations, we’ll have to test all our benchmarks with TCL Q7 LED Mini TV. TCL Q7 Mini LED Television.
Conclusion
At $2,199.99 TCL’s 85-inch QLED TV is packed with a broad range of features and an overall good performance given the cost. But it isn’t equipped with the breathtaking HDR luminosity of the top-end Class QM8 from TCL. It will cost you 600 dollars more for a television with the identical dimensions screen.
Does the additional brightness QM8’s LED backlight provides makes it worth the cost? It will all depend upon the light conditions of your home.
The brighter the TV, the more suitable for spaces with good lighting and sports that are viewed in daylight. It also helps to meet you’re hoping for more vibrant and thrilling films that utilize HDR. With TCL’s brighter 6-Series TVs available to purchase for a similar cost, Q7’s most significant competition is TCL and its own.
