TCL - 65" Class NXTFRAME TV 4K QLED Smart Frame TV with Google TV and Flush Wall Mount (2024)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Amazing! The picture quality is just as good or better than our premiere brand TV. Sounds excellent by itself or as part of a sound system. Bracket mount is included, and installation was a breeze. I would highly recommend if you're in the market for a new TV.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tv is my dream come true! Easy set up and connects to google home app. The picture quality is great and feels like a theatre. The frame comes white and has a tan wood-like frame to snap on the border. The “art mode” feature is very cool with so many options. The tv comes with a wall mount but does NOT come with a stand. I have seen many people use art easels as a stand with these TVs and I plan to do the same soon! The google tv set up is similar to apple tv and TCL roku tv, so it's easy to learn. The google version has more useful features than others I've tried! There is continue watching on the home screen that covers what you're watching in ALL apps you're logged into.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had this tv set up for a few days now. I did have to buy tv stand feet as I couldn’t find the tcl brand legs. I did not want to mount as my living room is large and I like it slightly angled to the longer way of the room. Great picture!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded to the TCL 65" Class NXTFRAME 4K QLED Smart TV with Google TV, and it has truly transformed my viewing experience. The 4K QLED display is nothing short of spectacular, providing vibrant colors and crisp details that make every scene come to life. Whether I'm watching movies, playing games, or streaming my favorite shows, the picture quality remains consistently impressive. The integration of Google TV has been a significant enhancement, offering a user-friendly interface that consolidates all my streaming services in one place and making it easy to discover new content. The voice control feature is a highlight, allowing me to search for shows, adjust settings, and control smart home devices effortlessly. Additionally, the flush wall mount design adds a sleek, modern touch to my living space, eliminating bulky brackets and giving the TV a streamlined appearance. Overall, the TCL 65A300W has exceeded my expectations in every way, delivering both top-notch performance and a sophisticated design that complements my home décor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV feels like a major upgrade and a step into the future. I really like how many settings there are and are adjustable; you can save your settings in each picture mode and freely switch between them (including turning down the brightness and choosing whether you want auto-brightness turned on). I typically keep the TV in low power (energy saving) mode, but occasionally switch to different ones for movies or video games. The matte finish on the screen gives the tv kind of a luxurious look when it’s off. My TV is also next to a window, and I definitely think the matte cuts the glare. At first I was unsure about the Art Mode, but I think it’s just my setup. I am not able to use the included flush mount, so I did find an articulating wall mount that fit. Be aware the back of this TV is not like any I have seen, and some “universal” accessories won’t work. If you can flush-mount this TV, I truly think this could look like a big framed piece of art (pro tip though, turn the brightness waaay down to get the artsy feel) This is my first experience with Google TV. I turned it off and put the TV in “app only” mode. Google TV part tailors ads and things you may like, but app mode makes it more like a Roku/Apple TV interface. Google TV does not search or perform actions within most apps, so I don’t feel like im missing out with it off. There was also brief lag sometimes with Google TV turned on, but I haven’t experienced that since turning it off. Overall, great things to say about the quality of this TV. it is definitely a step into “smart TV” territory, so if you are upgrading from something more basic like I was, some interfaces may take 2 seconds to get used to. My irks all seem to stem from software UI, which can easily be patched and upgraded in time. This TV is very easy to use, very personalizable, and I am very happy to display this in my home.