43'' QLED 4K Ultra HD HDR Android Smart TV (Google Assistant, Freeview Play, Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, HDR10+, 120Hz Game Accelerator, Motion Clarity) (43'')

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The TCL TVs listed above all use either the Google TV or Android TV operating systems, but TCL also has options that run Roku TV OS, which is one of the best operating systems around when it comes to choice streaming service support and app provision. Firstly, high-quality gadgets and technology products tend to be more reliable. This means that they are less likely to break down or malfunction. When you’re relying on a product for an important task, such as work or communication, reliability is key. Investing in a high-quality TCL 43C645K Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR QLED TV with Google Assistant can give you peace of mind and help you avoid frustrating situations where your device fails you. As far as usability is concerned, things take a turn for the slightly odd. The TCL is supplied with a fairly standard remote control - it’s slightly eccentric in its layout but useful enough. It puts you in charge of some set-up menus that allow a degree of control over the picture quality, but nothing like as much as the likes of, say, Panasonic or Philips grant you - as many customers will find that a blessing as find it a disappointment, though, I’m quite sure.

Android TV also allows to cast content directly on the TV. Innovative features like easy task switching, multi-user accounts or side settings ensure the favourite content of all family members is always front and centre. On TCL TVs, 4K HDR PRO combined with quantum dot provides a superior High Dynamic Range (HDR) experience delivering accurate colours and the finest details. Explore Comet and discover a constellation of products from washing machines and fridge freezers to air fryers, 4K TVs, laptops, consoles and more - it’s easy to find everything you need for your home in the Comet universe. TCL’s flagship Roku TVs have a lot of commonalities between them, each coming with a 60Hz refresh rate, Dolby Digital Plus audio, HDMI ARC (or eARC) connections, and typical features like VESA mounts and an included remote. At their core is the Roku OS – a portal to streaming apps – though you can opt for Android/Google versions of these TVs over Roku if you prefer.On fast-moving actions, you don't want to miss a detail. MEMC TCL's proprietary software algorithm steps up to the plate while you're watching sports or fast-paced shows or movies. Helping reduce motion display blur and keeping motion trails to a minimum. Across the US and the UK, TCL TVs are serious competitors in the budget TV space – especially during peak shopping periods. Then, these already competitive TVs can be discounted massively. You’ll often find TCL TVs with competitive features and specs sold at some of the lowest prices around.

One of the HDMI inputs is at 2.1 standard, and it takes care of eARC functionality as well as having compatibility with some (but not all) current-gen console features. It’s got ALLM and AMD FreeSync covered, and uses its ‘Game Accelerator’ feature to create 4K/120Hz images - you’ll only get half the vertical resolution of true 120Hz content, though, as the C645 uses ‘dual gate line’ technology to allows its 60Hz panel to do the business. It’s not ideal, no - but have another look at the asking price and then see if you can live with it or not. For gamers, a responsive TV is just as important as one with a good picture. With HDMI eArc and ALLM enabled, you'll experience the lowest latency and the best picture settings for gaming, automatically. The TCL C645K sports a sound system based around a pair of downward-firing full-range speakers, each of which has 15W of built-in amplification. The sound quality is surprisingly good, with a clean delivery and well-defined mid-range. Dialogue is clear, but there’s little in the way of bass extension, and the TCL can sound strained at higher volumes. However, the larger screen size adds some much-needed width, and there’s excellent stereo separation with music. The biggest shows, live and on demand. Plenty of TV to keep the whole house happy. The nation's most popular TV platform offers an impressive 30,000+ hours of TV, all for free. Stream from popular apps such as BBC iPlayer, ITVx, My5 and more.

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The TCL 43C645K is not only a feast for the eyes but also an audio powerhouse. It features built-in dual speakers that deliver immersive sound quality. With Dolby Atmos support, the TV creates a three-dimensional audio experience, filling the room with rich and detailed sound. The TCL C645K supports every version of HDR – HDR10, HLG, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, which is very welcome at this price. It means never having to compromise, no matter which version a specific source is using, and the dynamic metadata in HDR10+ and Dolby Vision allows the TV to transcend its inherent limitations when tone-mapping HDR content. Comparing the C735K with its successor is a similar story, with the 2022 model using the older IPQ 2.0 processor and offering inferior display brightness. Only the 98in C735K has local dimming and all models use less powerful pairs of 10W speakers. The C735K is still capable of 144Hz VRR, however, and has the same number of HDMI 2.1 ports (four), all of which support ALLM. With TVs to suit a wide range of budgets, TCL is taking the UK market very seriously, rattling its sabre at well-established elites of the industry such as Samsung and LG. On top of QLED panels, the 5-Series also gets HDR10+ and Dolby Vision as well as Dolby Atmos support for all the spatial audio fans. For gamers, the 5-Series adds in VRR and ALLM support, too, though it’ll only do 4K/60Hz. All told, the 5-Series upgrades image quality, audio, and gaming performance in key areas over the 4-Series.