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QLED 65" Roku TV $899

Posted by Rod M on February 4, 2021 at 18:08:21:
I've have two 55" TCL TVs and my son has the 5 series QLED 65". The interface is by far the best for smart TVs and has every app from Roku.

Mine cost $350 at Costco for my office and it's got an insanely good picture. It's major problem is if you're off axis past about 50-60 degrees the contrast shifts and gets washed out. The QLED TCL seems better for that issue and has a slightly better picture. Plasmas and OLEDs are the only ones that don't have any axis issue as far as I know.

Samsungs are good too, but the smart UI wasn't great and way out of date for NetFlix and they don't seem to get updated over time. That could be because they've changed platforms and dumped old stuff.

Check rtings.com for all the best reviews.