Super low profile, great price, the remote actually works! I have it hanging on the wall and it takes up almost no space and looks great. The apps all work well (there is a bit of a lag at time but whatever) and the picture and sound are great. I am not a person that like "too much" HD. I think it starts to lose that TV/Movie magic at that point (video games and sports are a different story though). This takes you right to that point and stops there. The fact that you can get it for under $500 is crazy.

I'm so in love with TcL tv it was at amazing price The color is like spot on this set up was very easy. The remote control is I mean. I love it. I love all of it. I would buy it again. I've already told my family and friends to buy one I got the fifty five inch and I am extremely happy The quality is good and I get all my channels no problems.

TV came in quick and works perfectly. The picture with this TV is great and the color is way better than i expected. It was very easy to connect to the internet as well. The loading times seem to lag when switching between apps, but nothing crazy long. The audio was a little disappointing compared to my previous TV, but I planned on upgrading to a sound bar in the future anyways once i mount it.

I have a Roku TCL in my bedroom I absolutely love, so when my living room TV finally died, I wanted to get a similar, except for a larger size. The Roku TCL took weeks to deliver, the Amazon Fire TCL TV I could get in two days. Having a quick need, I figured, hey - how different can it be? Boy was I wrong. So my review is heavy on Fire TV sucks. The picture quality is great! So the TV itself is a super crazy awesome value, like my other original Roku TCL. But I fail to understand why a TV needs to use 40% of the display's top region on a home page for Amazon product and programming ads, and thus reducing my app list to a handful of favorites. Not bad enough, THEN I get scroll banners on the bottom of the TV promoting using Alexa for crap movies I don't want to see anyway - promoting me to "say, 'Alexa, what movie was that dumb stupid mainstream actor you don't care about in?'" flashing non-stop. Below my graciously awarded half-line of five or six preferred apps - which is all I can place on a giant homescreen - is the standard Amazon-recommended line of programs. Like the huge ginormous 40% of the top of the screen wasn't enough. Then my full app list in a secondary list. Why is the primary use of a product I purchase relagated to secondary option?? It feels like Fire TV is a billboard for Amazon first, my TV second. There's no way to shut it off and just have a simple background, like Roku. Roku does an awesome job of having ads, promoting channels, content and products, but not being intrusive. I will never NEVER buy a Fire TV product again. Also incredibly infuriating is there is absolutely no way to shut off the auto-power down. Zero. I'm a pauser. I have a six year old, who frequently needs attention. After about 10 minutes - which goes by way faster than it sounds, the TV powers off. There is absolutely NO WAY TO DISABLE IT. THIS IS THE STUPIDEST THING EVER. So if I pause a movie to make dinner, get a phone call, etc the TV will shut off. Then you have to go through all the Fire TV crap to get back to where you were when you paused. It's seriously maddening. And stupid. Once something streams, yeah - wow the quality is superb. 100%. For image quality at this price point, it's a darn fine TV. And I will give Fire TV props that I love that I can use VLC Media Plyer instead of the Roku media player - thus use of subtitles. That's a big win and fantastic, as I watch a lot of international media. But not enough to overcome my sheer angst each time I turn on my Amazon Electronic Billboard before I can watch TV. Or have to keep tagging my remote if I get interrupted.

I bought this TV for the office. It has a very clear and crisp picture. Haven't had a problem with the streaming. Comes with a great selection of apps. It could be a little bit faster loading but I'm using it off of an extender and it seems to load good enough for me. You could never go wrong with TCL. fair price for a good tv. I have been happy so far

I am using this as a 55" computer monitor at a range of about 2ft at 4096x2160@60Hz. It is GIGANTIC. There is a small border, so these monitors cannot be ganged together to form a Jumbotron, which is not an issue for me. The brightness is pretty bright. I have it in completely stock form but with HDR enabled. At 250 bones, this is an amazing computer monitor. Pixel accurate, no craziness, just awesome. Honestly, if you are getting 10% discounts at the restaurants (read: you are old), you need this to compensate for your age-adjusted vision. Perfect in every way!