TCL QM7L Pro
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Pros
- I would get a Costco membership, if possible, and buy a QM7L Pro. It’s currently cheaper than the QM7K for the 85” and is priced the same for the 75” (so it would be more with the membership, but has some nicer features).
- The regular QM7L was 1099 for Prime Day. The Pro seems to follow the same exacting pricing with the difference maker being the better chip/hdmi ports, and Costco benefits.
- QM7L Pro could drop in price in the future ($2499 is the lowest it’s been since launch), but it’s the better set over the QM7L and its future proofed for Dolby Vision 2. If money isn’t an issue and you want a set now, go for the QM7L Pro.
- I’ve had the 85in QM7L pro for a week now and I’m very happy with it. Delivery from Costco was great and no issues with the tv. I personally would spend the extra $500 you won’t have to worry about upgrading for a while. The picture and...
- Go 85” for the space. It’s the best value for the price. 98” would be awesome…. But the cost per inch is considerably higher for the 98”. Costco has the best pkg price
Cons
- I know the newer Qm7L are out now but I'm not sure on performance of that TV compared to the Qm7k and Qm8k.
- If it continues I'll will return it, and maybe just upgrade to the new QM7L.
- I am sending the QM7L Pro back and keep my QM6K Pro. They trade blows regularly depending on the scene and that is after having to aggressively fix color tone on the QM7L.
- I managed to dial the skin tone down to acceptable level by reduce color temp, R-Gain and R-offset. But at the end, probably after my eyes' adaptation, I woupd have to say I still prefer the QM6K Pro. The only clear superiority of the QM...
- RTings said out of the box color accuracy is really bad on the QM7l Pro so they recommend calibrating for sure
Sentiment
72 positive (75%) · 12 mixed (13%) · 12 negative (13%)
Trust + time weighted score: +62% · raw score 63%
What redditors said (10 of 96)
I know the newer Qm7L are out now but I'm not sure on performance of that TV compared to the Qm7k and Qm8k.
If it continues I'll will return it, and maybe just upgrade to the new QM7L.
I would get a Costco membership, if possible, and buy a QM7L Pro. It’s currently cheaper than the QM7K for the 85” and is priced the same for the 75” (so it would be more with the membership, but has some nicer features).
The regular QM7L was 1099 for Prime Day. The Pro seems to follow the same exacting pricing with the difference maker being the better chip/hdmi ports, and Costco benefits.
QM7L Pro could drop in price in the future ($2499 is the lowest it’s been since launch), but it’s the better set over the QM7L and its future proofed for Dolby Vision 2. If money isn’t an issue and you want a set now, go for the QM7L Pro.
I’ve had the 85in QM7L pro for a week now and I’m very happy with it. Delivery from Costco was great and no issues with the tv. I personally would spend the extra $500 you won’t have to worry about upgrading for a while. The picture and brightness is great.
Go 85” for the space. It’s the best value for the price. 98” would be awesome…. But the cost per inch is considerably higher for the 98”. Costco has the best pkg price
Looking at the QM7L Pro from Costco. About $1,300 or $1,700 for the 75” or 85” respectively. I’m worried that first person shooters on my ps5 will be hard to play on a 85” screen but I think movies would be perfect.
I am sending the QM7L Pro back and keep my QM6K Pro. They trade blows regularly depending on the scene and that is after having to aggressively fix color tone on the QM7L.
I managed to dial the skin tone down to acceptable level by reduce color temp, R-Gain and R-offset. But at the end, probably after my eyes' adaptation, I woupd have to say I still prefer the QM6K Pro. The only clear superiority of the QM7L is more vibrant colors on large color blocks. However, at the same time, it still pushes colors way too far.
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