TCL 65" Class 4K (2160P) HDR Roku Smart LED TV (65S401)

Upgraded from the tcl 55 4k, the picture is fantastic for this price range!!!

I have had 65S401 for a week now and could not be happier. I am a Roku user so the decision was between this TV and a non-smart TV/separate Roku stick. The integration of built in Roku with OTA antenna channels was the deciding factor. OTA channels show up as an app just like other Roku apps. Roku also allows you to pause/rewind OTA for up to 90 minutes. This integration has allowed me to move from previous three remotes down to one. Picture quality seems very good to me although I am sure better quality exists at triple the price. The 65S401 appears to be very similar to the 65S405 that appears in other stores. If you are looking to cut the cord with cable or satellite, this TV is for you. PS: Walmart does not always have this TV on display as there is only so much room to fit these in store. You must ask for it by model number.

I purchased this TV late one night. I noticed the box was damaged. It was the last one left at the Legends Walmart. The sales associate opened the box and we took a quick look and everything looked okay. Got it home and discovred the screen was damaged. I noticed the $698 TCL TVs at the Walmart on California in Topeka the day before. They had several of them. The next afternoon I took the damaged TV to the Topeka store to exchange it. I did it all using the Walmart Pay app. It was a breeze. The receipts are all stored electronically and the exchange is done electronically. I love this TV. It fits perfectly on my mantle above my fireplace. I'm now pondering if I really need to pay for Google Fiber TV. I'll keep it for now, but I'm not too sure about the near future. I have Netflix and to watch the 4K I have to go through the Roku TV smart app, I can't go through my Google Fiber TV because they do not support 4K programming yet. Hopefully that will change soon.

I was not sure about getting this TV at first because I thought it might be too big (unnecessarily), plus it was about $750 after tax.. However, I've definitely fallen in love with it since and feel it was well worth it. Plus when you take into account that it has a built in Roku, that definitely makes the price seem even more worth it. I'm currently feeling spoiled by the TV now, anything smaller almost feels too small now, lol.. But it is a good quality TV, the colors are vibrant, and it works well. :)

Nice tv for the money. I searched and could not find one anywhere for the same price with the 120hz refresh rate which is somewhat important. The tv is very simple to use. People who are not tech savvy should feel comfortable purchasing this tv. Good quality purchase

After looking at several different TV's after Thanksgiving, we decided on this one. So glad we did. The picture is great. If you've had a Roku before, it works the same. You can get a 16GB USB drive for storage to pause live TV. There are only two minor downsides to the TV. One is that there are no handles on it, so moving it can be cumbersome. It's not as light as most LCD TV's, but it's nowhere near as heavy as a plasma. The 2nd downside is that the inputs have very little room. I had to buy another HDMI cable for my Xbox 360 because the plastic around the connector was too bulky to fit into the slot on the TV. All in all, it is a great TV with a great picture at a very good price for it's size and features.

Had this a month now. Love it. I have it mounted on my living room wall with LED lights on the back. Setup was easy. My only advice for people that experience some pixelation/blur while watching regular blu-rays. Download the ROKU app on your phone, go into "Expert Picture Settings" and turn off the Noise Reduction. It is night and day when you do this. I read complaints about this on Amazon and that was my only hesitation about buying. But after doing this (recommended by an Amazon reviewer), it worked perfectly. It was something about blur algorithms to try and smooth out the picture, but actually makes it look worse for regular blu-rays. Turning it off makes it look 100x better. Enjoy.

Just picked this TV up yesterday and set it up. I am already extremely happy with this purchase. To set up, just need to plug it in and connect to Wifi and you are good to go. The only thing I'll need to connect directly to the TV will be a soundbar. Everything else can be used via the Apps/Channels offered by Roku. Sling TV, Netflix, Hulu all have direct buttons on the remote, which make it super convenient, and as of right now, I can access all of my Xfinity channels using the Xfinity app on my home screen. Don't even need my cable box! Picture is great.

This is a great buy. Meets my standard requirements for purchase. I could of purchased cheaper models, but TCL is bringing their brand back out into the fight. Full Ultra HD 4k at 120hz. No brainier at this price. My only complaint is that I wish there were more control options in the menu.

I was hesitant about the TCL brand, but I also was about Vizio originally. I was in the market for a 65" 4K display with HDR so this TV always showed up in my searches, but was never considered. Mainly because it was similarly priced to the Vizio's, which was a preferred brand. When the price dropped below 700 I actually gave this one a closer look. Decided to try it out since the price was so good. I've had this a few days so here is my initial impressions. Pros: Lightweight 4K content looks pretty good HDR content is hit or miss but could be a result of the source of the material Built in Roku Cons: Backlight bleeds through all over but mainly near the bottom and the sides of the screen Not sure if the picture settings keep resetting or if i just have to change them within each Roku app Not enough picture settings on the tv itself Having to use the Roku app on my phone to access additional settings My entertainment center for this tv hasn't gotten here yet so I'll update this if i feel i need to once i get everything hooked up. I'll watch some HDR 4k Blurays and see if the quality justifies an update.