65C7K
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Pros
- Before I had this TV, I had. A 65c7k and it ran with no problems
- The brightness is impressive, colors are vibrant, and the black levels are excellent. I’m honestly really confused by some of the negative reviews out there claiming this TV suffers from ghosting or motion blur. That is completely false...
- For around €700, getting a 65-inch screen with this level of color accuracy, B&O sound quality, Android 14, and stellar 1080p upscaling is an absolute steal. It's a fantastic all-rounder for sports, modern movies, and retro emulation alike.
- The TCL 65C7K TV looks like the safer value if you are already happy with its size and specs.
- At this price range I don't think you can get a better TV. ... My only "complaint" with it so far is that even on 0 brightness settings, it's still a bit bright at nighttime. Other than that, the UI is fast and responsive, the image and...
Cons
- I had a similar problem with a 65C7K. Sometimes I’d have volume low but if what I was watching put some loud bass sounds on it would vibrate the whole TV.
- I had the same problem a few months ago with a 65C7K TCL send out a technician and told me it probably had a faulty LED and that would make it drop voltage to a section of LEDs it was replaced under warranty.
- I got a 65c7k (Australia model)and was not that impressed. Picture was ok but sounds was terrible.
- I got a 65c7k but it had a patch on the screen. Still a good picture but just had a noticeable mark in one spot.
- please help me find the right picture settings for a 65C7K, I’m at my wits’ end. ... Everything looks a bit like a soap opera. At the same time, anything white, such as channel logos or programme information, is much too bright, almost u...
Sentiment
15 positive (65%) · 4 mixed (17%) · 4 negative (17%)
Trust + time weighted score: +48% · raw score 48%
What redditors said (10 of 23)
I had a similar problem with a 65C7K. Sometimes I’d have volume low but if what I was watching put some loud bass sounds on it would vibrate the whole TV.
Before I had this TV, I had. A 65c7k and it ran with no problems
I had the same problem a few months ago with a 65C7K TCL send out a technician and told me it probably had a faulty LED and that would make it drop voltage to a section of LEDs it was replaced under warranty.
I got a 65c7k (Australia model)and was not that impressed. Picture was ok but sounds was terrible.
I got a 65c7k but it had a patch on the screen. Still a good picture but just had a noticeable mark in one spot.
please help me find the right picture settings for a 65C7K, I’m at my wits’ end. ... Everything looks a bit like a soap opera. At the same time, anything white, such as channel logos or programme information, is much too bright, almost uncomfortably glaring, for my taste.
Now, to be completely fair, there is one major downside: the overall build quality feels cheap. The outer frame and the TV stand are made of pretty cheap-feeling plastic, and the remote control feels just as budget.
The brightness is impressive, colors are vibrant, and the black levels are excellent. I’m honestly really confused by some of the negative reviews out there claiming this TV suffers from ghosting or motion blur. That is completely false in my experience.
For around €700, getting a 65-inch screen with this level of color accuracy, B&O sound quality, Android 14, and stellar 1080p upscaling is an absolute steal. It's a fantastic all-rounder for sports, modern movies, and retro emulation alike.
The TCL 65C7K TV looks like the safer value if you are already happy with its size and specs.