@@erinya2758 Dude, why be like this. Don't you find Caleb funny? It's the sarcasm, the smart remarks, the smiles and for christ sake, look at the thumbnail!
Some people just dont seem to pick up on the occasional quick witted sarcasm, it tends to go right over their head.... Which is kind of great in it's own way when they are commenting on someone else not being funny...
@@Caleb_Denison: Appreciate the educated "everyman" tutorials, attitude, and reactions you bring to the topic. It's a good educational tool for us to amass viewings of your posts to develop a perspective of our own.
@@freeaudiobooks7469 i'd say they are amazing, i have a 4k 55 inch tcl series 4 ($200 refurbed off ebay). not the greatest tv by any means i'll agree but for $200 and 4k for my living room theater tv (smaller living room, might upgrade to a 60-65 inch in a year or 2) it's amazing and was probably the best purchase i made in 2019.
It might be worth mentioning that to adjust the picture settings for each input whether its SDR, HDR10, and Dolby Vision, you must be playing content encoded the specific format. You cant adjust DV settings until you're playing DV content, etc.
Probly not, actually. 4:3 ratio content tends to look like garbage on modern TV's. To be fair, 4:3 content looked like garbage back then too. We just didn't know any better. Sitting further away from (what used to be big) 32" TV's with way fewer pixels the image looked ok. But once you get close it falls apart. Not to mention a 32" CRT tv weighed a ton.
First tv to possibly rival oled? There are several quantum dot tv's that already does that. I know oled owners will say no but both have their pros and cons. Just depends on what you want.
Dennis, I'm DEEPLY impressed w/ your tenacity in the unboxing & set-up of this beast. IMHO, when dealing with a TV in this PRICE and SIZE range, it is definitely time to pop for pro installation and calibration. Just avoiding the set-up for each SDR, HDR, etc., etc., per HDMI port (no less!) is surely enough to justify the $250 - $400 that a pro installation and calibration will probably cost you. The unboxing alone would justify the cost of the pro, for me. The assembly, wall hanging, and connection and calibration would almost be a bonus for me! NB: Make sure your calibration tech knows what kind, brand, and model of set he's coming to work on so he can have the Roku Pro set-up application and the right calibration tools with him. (When I say "tools" it is all software/contained in various applications, but some of it is restricted distribution, as in professionals and dealers only and the rest isn't easy to find on their various websites. Warn the guy.)
Can't believe this is my first 4th time watching this vide and I'm just clicking "like" today. lol Thanks for the unboxing, it lets people know what to expect when they get these home and put a plan in place to get everything without damaging or missing anything.
part of the unboxing, is also to really see the TV when you're buying online and there's only one picture shown in the website. in a video you can really see how thin it is / etc ... I always look at unboxing before I buy.
Cheers, Caleb. :) Hope both of your backs are OK after this setup. I somehow successfully setup and placed a 55" C9 two weeks *by myself* (which involved lots of creative coffee-table moves and towel placement with ad-hoc cantilevering/leveraging haha) but almost called it halfway through. At least we're past the giant rear-projection days (though those had casters I suppose).
Dude, I actually think the 36-inch Toshiba CRT I had was worse to move than some rear PJs. It was the plastic base with these super thin plastic support strips underneath that threatened to cut your fingers off. Never again!
@@Caleb_Denison Hahaha - yeah I'm familiar. I worked in IT distributed computing for many years back then and moved my share of those for the graphics folks when flat panels were still too cost prohibitive for all but the big-wigs. (Luckily the *really* big ones were conf rooms and generally just *stayed* there once they arrived.) Never had a CRT that large in my home though. I think I topped at 28 or 32 thereabouts. Funny how quick it's all changed and we don't think about it that often.
@@teknerd I've a sneaking suspicion I won't learn that lesson entirely until it's taught to me in a similar manner. Though to be fair, I didn't do any actual lifting of it - like I said, there was lots of creative cantilevering involved. :) And if it'd been a 65" and not the 55" I'd have waited. The biggest issue with that set was the inability to lift from any one spot only, due to the construction of the ridiculously thin screen panel - no other meaningful outer structure exists. If I have to ever move it any distance, a buddy'll be required for certain. (edit: also, yikes - hope you're well on the mend and feel back to normal soon!)
I really really hope that you review more tvs such as class pro, thoshipa, etc, not because i care about those but seeing you reviewing is so enjoyable
Hdtv test mentioned some issues with black crush, how the local dimming produced some banding, etc. I'd like to see your thoughts on that. Maybe some usage experience, like with movies and gaming. Thanks!
First time I 've seen criticism for the box size on a TV. Not sure a Samsung, Sony, or LG somehow use smaller boxes for their large screen sets, but whatever. Somehow the other manufacturers don't get critiqued for their ultra wide feet, but TCL gets a whine because you actually have to hold the stand while you screw it in? Makes this set fit on a lot more existing furniture, rather than going through the effort and expense of wall mounting or getting a new wider stand. I always thought that as you move up the model ladder that you got more flexibility on the sets as far as customization. Apparently I was wrong in seeing this as a positive. Nice to have an option to apply all settings to each input, but having the ability to set things up individually - once - seems to beat having to adjust settings each time you change sources. Can't wait for the bashing, er review.
I’m so perfectly fine w my TCL 4K 65” that I bought from last years 2018 BF from BestB. I’m gonna wait couple few years till this model goes down price then I’ll replace my current tv but for now gonna save some dough n just chill out maybe grab some high quality wireless earbuds for BlackF 🏦
TCL is a GREAT Bang for Your Buck TV. But since Every TV maker (Excluding LG, Sony) is Doing QLED. But I've got my C9 55 OLED so I'm not worried but that's still not a bad price, since at Costco's the 65' C9 is on sale for $2149. The Samsung Q7R 82 runs for $3400, so the TCL isn't a Bad deal.
Don't get rid of unboxing as that part of the fun. It also reveals any shortcomings that could pop up. For me I went with the Sony X900H 75 just now. Can't afford oled at the 75 level so the Sony was the next best. Now I am waiting on shipping so I can do my own unboxing. Considered the 950h but that was 800 cdn more. Thanks Caleb for your reviews. It helped me on my choices this go around. Keep up the reviews. Quick question. Is that a Q750 or a 950 I see from KEF. How has that worked out for you?
If this had HDMI 2.1 I would take it over the C9 LG OLED. The ability to have almost as gopd of image quality as OLED with zero chance of burn in is appealing.
Yeah 2.1 is not super critical now, but it is highly likely that the nVidia 3000 series and AMD navi2 series of viseo cards will have 2.1. There are conflicting reports if the PS5 or Xbox Scarlett will support hdmi 2.1.
@@lakorai2 right. But I guess unless someone is ready to blow money on a tv and doesnt want to future proof, this is not a bad option at all. For me, spending 2 grand on tv that isnt somewhat future proofed, doesnt make sense to me. Especially with 4k 120 and 8k 60 on the horizon.
@@5150puck im not him but i do watch all of the videos from him , vincent teoh and digital trends. he may come off as a arrogant reviewer, but at least he is honest in my book. same thing goes for vincent teoh. but Quantum was right about the tv's performance and price.
Looking forward to the review. I'm in the market for a new TV (since my LG OLED showed burn-in after 8000 hours of normal viewing over 3 years). So I'm trying to find good-to-great PQ that isn't OLED. I'd most like to see TCL 8 series strengths/weaknesses. I don't expect TCL to best Sony/Samsung image processing over a wide range of content just yet, but if this is good enough, it might be something to consider.
Thank god that TV manufacturers are bringing back the central stand for those that don't have long TV stands instead of those legs on each side which are too wide for a lot of TV stands. It has been so annoying to deal with the dinky legs on each side which to me doesn't look as sturdy.
Every other week there is a new TV that is said to rival oled, I've yet to see one that genuinely even equals it let alone betters it. Maybe when true micro led is here we'll have something to talk about but in the meantime in my opinion oled is still by far the technology to have.
Been waiting to buy a new tv till this one was reviewed. Can you go over how it handles fast paced sports and action movies also. Thanks for the in-depth reviews.
You think it would be easier if manufacturers ship TVs upside down in the box so that way when you take it out of the box it's at the right position to put the feet on it if you're not going to mount it on the wall?
That's how u know OLED is a great TV when everybody and every TV manufacturer compares their sets to it lol eventually I'm pretty sure they'll make a better TV that's just how technology is but for now oled is still king. A TV is a TV at the end of the day.
Living in an old house with small rooms (largest is 12 x 14ft) , 65in is probably my limit. Weight is important, too - TCL lists the TV itself @ over 100 pounds, with package: 160 pounds. SIXTY POUNDS of cardboard ?
As you guys review Chinese brands, can you consider reviewing the xiaomi tvs to see if they are good enough also in comparison to price and corners cut? It would be good as most of its reviews are in other languages
This guy has been killing it for years! Digital trends knows what's up.
These reviews and unboxings are on a whole other lvl Caleb. Awesome humor, great voice, always straight to the point. Amazing work man!
Thanks, man! Appreciated. I'll keep them coming!
"Awesome humor" where ?
@@erinya2758 Dude, why be like this. Don't you find Caleb funny? It's the sarcasm, the smart remarks, the smiles and for christ sake, look at the thumbnail!
Some people just dont seem to pick up on the occasional quick witted sarcasm, it tends to go right over their head.... Which is kind of great in it's own way when they are commenting on someone else not being funny...
@@Caleb_Denison: Appreciate the educated "everyman" tutorials, attitude, and reactions you bring to the topic. It's a good educational tool for us to amass viewings of your posts to develop a perspective of our own.
I bought my TCL 6-series day one on amazon. Absolutely love it! I’ll think my next TV won’t be needed till 8K really pops off.
8k isn't even necessary for sizes below 85". I believe that 55" or 65" is the perfect size for most people.
I love that the base is a center, single, foot. I had to buy a new cabinet to put my TCL 65” on because the stand is on each end.
Oh my. I think the TV stands being on each end is done as a cost-cutting measure. I also think third-party TV stands exist.
It's amazing how TCL has disrupted the market with their prices vs performance.
Some people want the best. Some people want the best for their dollar
@@mattmartinolc and tcl provides neither
I have vu and I thought it provides better bang for the buck
@@freeaudiobooks7469 i'd say they are amazing, i have a 4k 55 inch tcl series 4 ($200 refurbed off ebay). not the greatest tv by any means i'll agree but for $200 and 4k for my living room theater tv (smaller living room, might upgrade to a 60-65 inch in a year or 2) it's amazing and was probably the best purchase i made in 2019.
Fully happy with the service and product ..they are bringing revolution ...from India
Finallyy!!!! Patiently waiting for the full review.
Check out youtuber Quantum TV. He just put up a hands on review
It might be worth mentioning that to adjust the picture settings for each input whether its SDR, HDR10, and Dolby Vision, you must be playing content encoded the specific format. You cant adjust DV settings until you're playing DV content, etc.
That's just like almost every other TV on the market, my Sony can't be adjusted unless playing the corresponding HDR source.
Love your Maxwell photo. It takes me back.
I love looking at shit I can't afford.
I turned off when he said how much it was.
And noone really needs...smile
Same here 😥
So true😂😂
It's $999 for the 65 at best buy
This is my new favorite channel now
Bought mine yesterday. So far I am really enjoying it.
Yes. Taking anything out of it’s package is thrilling.
I thought it was James Corden on the thumbnail lmao
Xnsh
Yes 39
Unboxing is like opening a Christmas present without the disappointment.
Wow, one of these would improve the look of my VHS tapes no end.
Probly not, actually. 4:3 ratio content tends to look like garbage on modern TV's. To be fair, 4:3 content looked like garbage back then too. We just didn't know any better. Sitting further away from (what used to be big) 32" TV's with way fewer pixels the image looked ok. But once you get close it falls apart. Not to mention a 32" CRT tv weighed a ton.
I remember watching old Vizio 32 inch lcd tvs getting unboxed, I love unboxings!
As always, you’re the MAN Caleb!
Love to watch you work, ‘good grief ‘, your comments alone are entertaining!🤪😉😎👍🏻
Who says people knows how to unbox? I don’t know how to unbox I’m glad you do!
Keep the unboxing videos love them never know what to expect for them.
Damn skippy Caleb. Keep up the unboxings. It is half the fun which we get to enjoy vicariously through you till we get our own.
Criticizing the size of the box is one of the weirdest things I have seen in a TV review.
What a mundane thing for you to say you're putting me to sleep trying to find something to complain about with the video lmao!
How about we are not showing u the back cause we are not moving it again. I guess its a how ur going to feel if u buy it review.
He acts like he has never taken a tv out of a box
Heck, I want a 98-incher -- that gets shipped to me in a 32-incher's box, see? Save the planet from the trees and all that.
@iSolvano HDR ROFL!!
JUST GOT THIS THE R635 75 INCH.......ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL.... RIVALS MY SONY H900X
First tv to possibly rival oled? There are several quantum dot tv's that already does that. I know oled owners will say no but both have their pros and cons. Just depends on what you want.
The carpet is great, the furniture is great, the speakers are great, the window is great, even the dude is great.
Absolute unit. The box has a DOOR 👀
You know it's real @ 5:10 when you see the thumb scratched up.
Theo Williams real talk
Caleb, Thank you, unboxing much appreciated. I hope the review reveals a structured setup process.
Dennis, I'm DEEPLY impressed w/ your tenacity in the unboxing & set-up of this beast. IMHO, when dealing with a TV in this PRICE and SIZE range, it is definitely time to pop for pro installation and calibration. Just avoiding the set-up for each SDR, HDR, etc., etc., per HDMI port (no less!) is surely enough to justify the $250 - $400 that a pro installation and calibration will probably cost you. The unboxing alone would justify the cost of the pro, for me. The assembly, wall hanging, and connection and calibration would almost be a bonus for me!
NB: Make sure your calibration tech knows what kind, brand, and model of set he's coming to work on so he can have the Roku Pro set-up application and the right calibration tools with him. (When I say "tools" it is all software/contained in various applications, but some of it is restricted distribution, as in professionals and dealers only and the rest isn't easy to find on their various websites. Warn the guy.)
The part about turning the TV to show what's behind made me laugh 😆 😂
Can't believe this is my first 4th time watching this vide and I'm just clicking "like" today. lol Thanks for the unboxing, it lets people know what to expect when they get these home and put a plan in place to get everything without damaging or missing anything.
5:25 duuh the box 📦 looked super worn out. It clearly some other reviewers have been all up in it before
part of the unboxing, is also to really see the TV when you're buying online and there's only one picture shown in the website. in a video you can really see how thin it is / etc ... I always look at unboxing before I buy.
Cheers, Caleb. :)
Hope both of your backs are OK after this setup. I somehow successfully setup and placed a 55" C9 two weeks *by myself* (which involved lots of creative coffee-table moves and towel placement with ad-hoc cantilevering/leveraging haha) but almost called it halfway through. At least we're past the giant rear-projection days (though those had casters I suppose).
Dude, I actually think the 36-inch Toshiba CRT I had was worse to move than some rear PJs. It was the plastic base with these super thin plastic support strips underneath that threatened to cut your fingers off. Never again!
@@Caleb_Denison Hahaha - yeah I'm familiar. I worked in IT distributed computing for many years back then and moved my share of those for the graphics folks when flat panels were still too cost prohibitive for all but the big-wigs. (Luckily the *really* big ones were conf rooms and generally just *stayed* there once they arrived.) Never had a CRT that large in my home though. I think I topped at 28 or 32 thereabouts. Funny how quick it's all changed and we don't think about it that often.
@@teknerd I've a sneaking suspicion I won't learn that lesson entirely until it's taught to me in a similar manner. Though to be fair, I didn't do any actual lifting of it - like I said, there was lots of creative cantilevering involved. :) And if it'd been a 65" and not the 55" I'd have waited. The biggest issue with that set was the inability to lift from any one spot only, due to the construction of the ridiculously thin screen panel - no other meaningful outer structure exists. If I have to ever move it any distance, a buddy'll be required for certain. (edit: also, yikes - hope you're well on the mend and feel back to normal soon!)
I really really hope that you review more tvs such as class pro, thoshipa, etc, not because i care about those but seeing you reviewing is so enjoyable
Unboxing is like undressing, everybody likes it, keep doing it!
Just bought TCL 55" P8M 4K UHD HDR with less than USD$450 few days back, no regret on the quality received....
I like the unboxing process better this way. Opening a door seems safer than lifting the TV out at any size.
Your doing a GREAT JOB !!! with all of the unboxing and new tech support and ideas .
I'm personally waiting for TCL to FINALLY release their 85+" TV 8 series later on this year, get it next year when its under $2.5k
Nice video man. I love the soap opera effect tho. How can u guys not like it
I'll upgrade to this when it hits the $599-and-under bin...
I agree with you, I love watching unboxings. Thanks you for the great video :)
Hdtv test mentioned some issues with black crush, how the local dimming produced some banding, etc. I'd like to see your thoughts on that. Maybe some usage experience, like with movies and gaming. Thanks!
Great job as always Caleb! Thank you!
Thank YOU, man!
@@Caleb_Denison the pleasure is mine Caleb! Alot of us appreciate the hard work done by you and your team 👍
Love TCL, have two. But for that price just spend a few hundred more and get the LG C9 OLED.
Edit: the 65 inch C9...just to clarify
@@stopthefomo sure I realize for the same size it's a huge difference. But really. 65 is too small now?
FOMO on tech 77" that's weird as shit, lol 55", 65", 77"? What the fuck?
First time I 've seen criticism for the box size on a TV. Not sure a Samsung, Sony, or LG somehow use smaller boxes for their large screen sets, but whatever.
Somehow the other manufacturers don't get critiqued for their ultra wide feet, but TCL gets a whine because you actually have to hold the stand while you screw it in? Makes this set fit on a lot more existing furniture, rather than going through the effort and expense of wall mounting or getting a new wider stand.
I always thought that as you move up the model ladder that you got more flexibility on the sets as far as customization. Apparently I was wrong in seeing this as a positive. Nice to have an option to apply all settings to each input, but having the ability to set things up individually - once - seems to beat having to adjust settings each time you change sources.
Can't wait for the bashing, er review.
Take a shot every time "That's what she said" can be applied.
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I’m so perfectly fine w my TCL 4K 65” that I bought from last years 2018 BF from BestB. I’m gonna wait couple few years till this model goes down price then I’ll replace my current tv but for now gonna save some dough n just chill out maybe grab some high quality wireless earbuds for BlackF 🏦
Was hoping to get some pointers on the calibration process!! 🤨 will wait for the review then. Please include recommended calibration settings!!
That person does not speak for us 99% love unboxings.
Right now at best buy, the 65 inch version is $999 ($1,000 off from retail, original is 1,999)
Please make a video on best 5 overall 85 inch tv and best 5 overall 75 inch tv.
TCL is a GREAT Bang for Your Buck TV. But since Every TV maker (Excluding LG, Sony) is Doing QLED. But I've got my C9 55 OLED so I'm not worried but that's still not a bad price, since at Costco's the 65' C9 is on sale for $2149. The Samsung Q7R 82 runs for $3400, so the TCL isn't a Bad deal.
Love your videos and the unboxing videos the TV they do look like person from the the logo
Unboxings are fun
I really get excited watching it
keep your unboxing videos people love it
Would love to see a side by side QLED, this TCL and an OLED. Probably need a bigger room though. Thanks for the videos.
Half the fun is UNBOXING!
Can you compare the TCL C825 with the Samsung QN90A?
I have the Q70 Samsung 82 inch is it better I believe it may be do to the brand
It's also a good way to make the videos longer
You should've just went into the settings for HDMI mode and selected HDMI mode 2.0 it helps with the tweaks
I love the unboxing experience! Don't stop please. :)
Don't get rid of unboxing as that part of the fun. It also reveals any shortcomings that could pop up. For me I went with the Sony X900H 75 just now. Can't afford oled at the 75 level so the Sony was the next best. Now I am waiting on shipping so I can do my own unboxing. Considered the 950h but that was 800 cdn more. Thanks Caleb for your reviews. It helped me on my choices this go around. Keep up the reviews. Quick question. Is that a Q750 or a 950 I see from KEF. How has that worked out for you?
My next TV will probably be 65". Got a tcl 55" right now.
Why would ANYONE spend $3k on this tv when they could use that towards an LG or Sony oled 🤷🏾♂️ ???
If this had HDMI 2.1 I would take it over the C9 LG OLED.
The ability to have almost as gopd of image quality as OLED with zero chance of burn in is appealing.
Right. The ONLY REASON I am not buying this IS NO HDMI 2.1
Yeah 2.1 is not super critical now, but it is highly likely that the nVidia 3000 series and AMD navi2 series of viseo cards will have 2.1. There are conflicting reports if the PS5 or Xbox Scarlett will support hdmi 2.1.
@@lakorai2 right. But I guess unless someone is ready to blow money on a tv and doesnt want to future proof, this is not a bad option at all. For me, spending 2 grand on tv that isnt somewhat future proofed, doesnt make sense to me. Especially with 4k 120 and 8k 60 on the horizon.
"Almost as Good" is stretching it.....lol
lakorai2 PS5 and Xbox Scarlett both will have HDMI 2.1
Love watching Caleb unbox the Lovely tellys. This one is a monster, rather you than me.
Dang that's Hugh excited to see this tv...on my wish list for Christmas.
dont get it! it is a piece of shit!
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@@5150puck im not him but i do watch all of the videos from him , vincent teoh and digital trends. he may come off as a arrogant reviewer, but at least he is honest in my book. same thing goes for vincent teoh. but Quantum was right about the tv's performance and price.
Can I please get the Name or Link to buy the White Tower Speakers.
Thanks
Looking forward to the review. I'm in the market for a new TV (since my LG OLED showed burn-in after 8000 hours of normal viewing over 3 years). So I'm trying to find good-to-great PQ that isn't OLED. I'd most like to see TCL 8 series strengths/weaknesses. I don't expect TCL to best Sony/Samsung image processing over a wide range of content just yet, but if this is good enough, it might be something to consider.
i watch a lot of unboxings for fun, its exciting opening new shit even if ur just watching
TCL is my new favorite brand!
Off topic......which brand are your white tower speakers?
Thank god that TV manufacturers are bringing back the central stand for those that don't have long TV stands instead of those legs on each side which are too wide for a lot of TV stands. It has been so annoying to deal with the dinky legs on each side which to me doesn't look as sturdy.
Probaly best channel for TV
Enjoyed the unboxing more than the TV. LOL !
Sooo the Dexter episode still you chose was titled "Popping Cherry"? 😂
Unscrewing before screwing......learning something new everyday 😁
TCL 8 85 VS VIZIO PX 85 2020 ????
Is TCL 8 Active Matrix ??
Every other week there is a new TV that is said to rival oled, I've yet to see one that genuinely even equals it let alone betters it.
Maybe when true micro led is here we'll have something to talk about but in the meantime in my opinion oled is still by far the technology to have.
This is my fav channel about tv's
Could you do a test with this TV, plus the Roku speakers, the Roku soundbar and the Roku subwoofer? I wonder if it would work and how it would sound.
You can find a 65 inch C9 on ebay for $1700
Been waiting to buy a new tv till this one was reviewed. Can you go over how it handles fast paced sports and action movies also. Thanks for the in-depth reviews.
Just bought the 5 series, Great tv and price
You should check out one of those hisense 100” laser TVs
Is the panel plastic or glass?
LCD tv's have to be made with glass. Yes, led tv's are lcd. Led are the backlighting not the picture.
You think it would be easier if manufacturers ship TVs upside down in the box so that way when you take it out of the box it's at the right position to put the feet on it if you're not going to mount it on the wall?
TCL is the best quality and value out there!
How does this Tv compared to the Samsung q7 QN75 Qled
Can you do the same video for TCL t8 4K TV 65 inch
I have it. It’s great
That's how u know OLED is a great TV when everybody and every TV manufacturer compares their sets to it lol eventually I'm pretty sure they'll make a better TV that's just how technology is but for now oled is still king. A TV is a TV at the end of the day.
Living in an old house with small rooms (largest is 12 x 14ft) , 65in is probably my limit. Weight is important, too - TCL lists the TV itself @ over 100 pounds, with package: 160 pounds. SIXTY POUNDS of cardboard ?
When will we see the review? I was really excited about this TV, but QuantumTV’s review has me spooked
My friend recently purchased a TCL 6 series and was disappointed in it for whatever reason and returned it after 3 days for a Sony
Can't wait for the ultra micro LED that will come out .... 2025. Thanks for all the excellent reviews.
I think it's odd you had to remove the stand mounting screws first to install the stand. My screws came in a bag.
Please review the Hisense H9F!
As you guys review Chinese brands, can you consider reviewing the xiaomi tvs to see if they are good enough also in comparison to price and corners cut? It would be good as most of its reviews are in other languages
What are those white tower speakers? They look nice in that room.
I have 2 TCL TVs I have to say I love them both all around awesome TVs
“Thank you, uh.. The Real Chicken Tender” beautifully nonchalant.