Sony X900H vs TCL 85S455

Occasionally, my x900h will be unable to recognize the audio source from the PS5, resulting in no sound, no matter what settings are adjusted to the tv and/or console. To alleviate this, I have to do a "Restart" from the x900H's menu system, which seems to allow the tv to power down completely and then reboot. Once I do this, the sound comes back. Not sure if this is an issue with the PS5 or the x900H

The sound quality is poor. You’d have to buy a sound bar to get greeter volume. Also commercials are so much louder than the program I’m watching. I also set up payments and they tried to take the payment 5 days earlier then they were supposed too!, and then the payment was unsuccessful because I didn’t have enough money in my acct to pay it

So that's something to bear in mind if you were having two consoles for instance, We will talk a little bit more about gaming later. But first of all,...

Not just any menu to view what is on tv right now, but a menu to show you what is coming up. TCL is so high tech for cord cutters, by adding a USB drive to the tv you can pause live tv. This is amazing. imagine watching your favorite show but you need a bathroom break

The remote is terribly ulgy, cheap looking and just outdated. No light, it's super long and skinny. It's just really an eyesore to look at. I know, not a huge deal, but man it feels like a remote from 1990 or something

A few times it wouldn’t turn on at all. I realized at that point that if the Roku function broke on this, that it would be totally worthless and I would be unable to turn it on to use. The remote control is the same type as you get for a freestanding Roku device that you hook up separately to a smart TV. It just does not work very well, and I have a feeling the TV is going to have a relatively short life before it just won’t work

4k and HD video look great, but so does SD stuff (I watch a lot of old content on DVD). The remote is also fairly easy to use--at least for the limited features for which I need it. I can't speak for the sound or the Smart TV features, as I have the TV connected to an Onkyo receiver and use a plethora of other devices (PS4, XBox One, Apple TV) for streaming purposes. I can say, however, that contrary to other reviews posted here, the television almost never asks me to log in to Google (I've been asked once in the month since I've had it)

I had a ROKU device attached to the LG so the choice of a ROKU TV was a given. I do like the O.S. and user interface