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overall might not be the best TV for you. There’s something to be said for shopping on a budget and these days, affordable sets are more attractive than ever. Certain have mastered the art of making smart cost-cutting measures — the TCL Q6 QLED TV is a great example.

TCL’s mid-tier 4K QLED TV doesn’t have the picture appeal of the , but for those looking for a big-screen set under $600, the Q6 presents an attractive offer. The TCL Q6’s simple design, large size options, solid performance and abundance of streaming options through the Google TV platform deliver pretty much everything a price-conscious customer is looking for. 

. Read my full TCL Q6 QLED TV review below to learn more.

comes in the same size options and is a step up from the Q6 in TCL’s 4K QLED TV lineup. It starts at $599 for the 55-inch size, so it costs more than the Q6.. But compared to the Q6, the Q7 offers a backlit TV remote, HDMI 2.1 ports, a native 120Hz refresh rate and slightly sleeker design.

TCL Q6 QLED TV review: Design and features

There’s nothing particularly remarkable about the TCL Q6’s design. It’s a rather basic-looking TV with standard thickness and plain plastic bezels. Perhaps the best aspect of the design is that it’s outfitted with two installation options for the included pair of feet. I initially stood the set up on the narrower slots, but after realizing I needed more room beneath the screen for a soundbar, I easily swapped the feet out to the wider setting. Of course, wall-mounting is also an option with a 400mm x 300mm VESA mount.

The ports are found on the rear of the TV facing out towards the right side. It supports 3 HDMI 2.0 ports, with no options for the newer standard that gets you the most performance-wise out of your Blu-ray player and PS5/Xbox Series X gaming consoles. That said, the HDMI 3 port supports the eARC protocol which simplifies soundbar connectivity. Considering the TV’s mediocre 10W speakers, I’d say one of the is a must. Luckily, the compatible for the 3.1 channel setup.

This TCL TV runs Google TV, one of our favorite smart TV platforms on the market. It has all the apps available to download, including a good few of the . As you’d expect, it’s particularly good for watching YouTube and you could even try cutting the cord with YouTube TV as your . It also pairs to your Google account to curate your profile and communicate with other Google Home devices you might own. 

Google Assistant is available for voice search via the remote, too. Otherwise, the TV remote is familiar with what I’d consider just the necessary amount of buttons. There are even some dedicated launchers for Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV and more.

TCL Q6 QLED TV review: How we test TVs

We follow a standard testing protocol for every TV we review at Tom’s Guide. Our benchmarks include a series of technical and subjective tests designed to rate the set’s performance. As part of our technical tests, we use an X-Rite i1 Pro spectrophotometer, a SpectraCal VideoForge Pro pattern generator and Portrait Displays’ Calman TV-calibration software for measurements. We use a Leo Bodnar 4K Input Lag Tester for measuring the TV’s gaming prowess, too.

Subjective tests vary based on the reviewer, but usually feature anecdotes from a diverse selection of movies, TV shows, and other content reflecting the types of things you may actually want to watch on the TV. For a more detailed look at what we do and how we do it, check out our ‘’ page.

TCL Q6 QLED TV review: Performance and test results

The TCL Q6 QLED TV impressed in our benchmarking testing, putting up results that are better than we typically expect from the budget TV category. For example, the Q6 registered 431 nits brightness in SDR and 498 nits in HDR in a 10% window. That’s more than adequate, especially considering it lacks local dimming. A super-bright TV without local dimming would make dark scenes look washed out, and although the black levels aren’t anywhere near OLED levels, I didn’t find them distracting to movie-watching.

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If having a brighter picture or local dimming matters to you the TCL Q7 is a bit more compelling in those areas. We’re also big fans of the , which is one of the most affordable Mini LED TVs you’ll find. 

In terms of color, the Q6’s Delta-E (meaning the accuracy of the color compared to the source) is a respectable 2.1065 and the TV covers 97.4192% of the Rec. 709 (SDR) color gamut. For HDR content, it covered 94.51% of the UHDA color gamut and 68.92% of the Rec. 2020 gamut, which are both fair scores for a set of this price. 

After turning off the motion smoothing settings that come enabled by default, I enjoyed a variety of content on the TCL Q6 QLED TV. For example, watching Oppenheimer, the picture clarity allowed me to pick up on all the key nuances in the close-up scenes of Cillian Murphy’s face. During the Trinity Test, the colors of the swirling flames looked true to life while the bright light from the explosion that reached the test teams didn’t wash out or compromise the image details. I will say the colors become muddled with off-angle viewing, but I suppose the idea is that you’ll buy a large screen size and maximize the amount of “sweet spot” viewing space.

As for gaming, without a native 120Hz refresh rate or HDMI 2.1, I wouldn’t consider the Q6 one of the . It’s a shame considering the outstandingly low lag time of just 8.9 seconds. I’m not saying this can’t be used for gaming with say, a , but there are better options for those who take their gameplay seriously.

TCL Q6 QLED TV review: Verdict

Coming from someone who has tested some of the most expensive TVs on the market, I think the TCL Q6 QLED TV makes an attractive proposition. There aren’t very many 65-inch TVs you can get for $500, let alone ones that come with a great streaming interface and strong enough performance to impress shoppers that are upgrading from a TV that’s a few years old. 

Even if you’re looking at the Q6 as a solution for a secondary TV-watching space, average viewers shouldn’t find this set to be a major downgrade from a nicer TV they might have in another room. At least, not if you plan to add a soundbar to make the setup feel more premium, which I strongly suggest.