TCL 6 Series/R635 2020 QLED vs TCL 85S455

It also has a backlight strobing feature to reduce screen tearing, but the crosstalk is off, resulting in image duplication when it's enabled. Lastly, it has variable refresh rate (VRR) support in the form of native FreeSync and G-SYNC compatibility to reduce screen tearing.

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

You get a very simple remote. This remote includes shortcut keys to different apps, as well as a voice button, so you can press it and do quick voice ...

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

-Interface: The Roku interface is very snappy with little to no lag and you can customize your screen and apps from your phone. -Input lag: The input lag is very low in game mode and is very responsive. -Black Level: Deep blacks and very bright highlights but I would immediately change the brightness level and backlight level as they are maxed by default which creates blooming(more on this in cons later). CONS - Remote: I hate the roku remote even in spite of the voice control

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

Had some problems and had to use the optical cable output from my TV to the AV3 optical input of the Yamaha. I love it that I can use the TV Remote control to adjust the sound coming from my hi-fi system. I can connect my Mac computer and my iPhone to the TV with an HDMI cable directly and get great sound and picture, but it signals that airplay is being used when it is not One can do it by airplay but it is a bit tricky to get both video and sound at the same time. Surprised that few reviews in professional magazines have noted this problem

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