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TCL 75-Inch Q7 QLED 4K Smart Google TV (75Q750G) 2023 Model with Dolby Vision & Atmos, HDR Ultra, 120Hz, Game Accelerator up to 240Hz, Voice Remote, 75Q750G

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Size: 75-Inch


Style: TV Only


Features

  • 75 INCH 4K TV: Experience incredible detail with our TCL 75-Inch Q7 QLED 4k Smart TV; Engineered with HDR ULTRA, our Q7 class TVs are equipped with Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, HDR10, and HLG, ensuring enhanced contrast and accurate colors
  • QLED - QUANTUM DOT TECHNOLOGY: With Quantum Dot Technology and UltraWide Color Gamut, enjoy over a billion colors for rich and lifelike images; Coupled with a HighBright Pro LED Backlight, this 4K UHD TV creates dazzling specular highlights for a truly immersive cinematic experience
  • FULL ARRAY PRO LOCAL DIMMING: This 75 inch 4K smart TV uses Full Array PRO Local Dimming, with over 200 local dimming zones; Each zone dynamically adapts to on-screen content, for deep blacks without image blooming
  • MOTION RATE 480 AND MEMC FRAME INSERTION: Leap into action with this 75 inch flatscreen TV; Equipped with Motion Rate 480 and MEMC frame insertion, this 75 inch QLED TV combines multiple motion enhancement technologies for best-in-class motion clarity
  • GAME ACCELERATOR 240: Elevate your gaming to legendary status with this exceptional gaming TV; A native 120Hz TV, with up to 240Hz VRR powered by AMD FreeSync, provides a responsive gameplay without lag, designed to keep you at the top of any leaderboard

Description

TCL Q Class Smart TVs offers the perfect flat screen TV experience for fast action movies, sports, and next level gaming. With TCL QLED Quantum Dot technology and HDR ULTRA with Dolby Vision IQ you can enjoy enhanced contrast and vivid colors. TCL’s High Brightness PRO Direct LED Backlight creates bright images with dazzling specular highlights, for a truly immersive and realistic cinematic experience. Full Array PRO local dimming with up to 200+ zones adapt to on-screen content for deep blacks without image blooming. Powered by TCL's AIPQ Engine Gen 3, this 75 Inch QLED TV is engineered with an advanced processor that optimizes each scene with machine learning for an unrivaled cinematic experience. This native 120Hz TV is equipped with Motion Rate 480 that focuses on best-in-class motion clarity producing smooth video playback. With TCL's Game Accelerator 240 and Auto Game Mode gameplay is blistering fast keeping you ahead of the competition. TCL Q Class Smart TVs are True Premium TVs.

Screen Size: 75 Inches


Brand: TCL


Display Technology: QLED


Resolution: 4K


Refresh Rate: 120 Hz


Special Feature: Chromecast


Included Components: Remote Control, 2x Remote Control Batteries, Stand, Power Cable, Quick Start Guide


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Product Dimensions: 2.8"D x 65.6"W x 37.8"H


Supported Internet Services: Netflix


Brand Name: ‎TCL


Item Weight: ‎86.8 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎2.8 x 65.6 x 37.8 inches


Item model number: ‎75Q750G


Batteries: ‎2 AA batteries required. (included)


Color Name: ‎Black


Special Features: ‎Chromecast


Standing screen display size: ‎75 Inches


Wattage: ‎75 watts


Date First Available: May 15, 2023


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    • Awesome 75” miniLed with locals dimming for budget price!!
Size: 75-Inch Style: TV Only
We got the 2023 tcl 75” Q750g for moms bedroom because her viewing position was over 12’ away from the tv when mounted on a wide dresser on the opposing wall on sale for $899 plus tax. Free shipping and made sure to select the seller as Amazon! The delivery by Amazon was amazing!!! Not only did they show up on time, but they managed to carry this big tv upstairs that have a sharp bend in them. They also removed the 75” tv from the huge box, attached the feet, set up the tv on the dresser and offered to plug in devices! The delivery people were extremely cautious and knew what they were doing!! They also offered to dispose of the shipping material (which we declined because we are renters and want the box for when we move, but also I recommend keeping ALL of the packaging in the event you need to return or send out for warranty! Setup: the Amazon delivery employee stuck around to make sure the tv powered on and played content with no immediate issues! -****anyone claiming Amazon “in room/stand setup” delivery to be anything other than excellent, should seriously be questioned! Because they offer this service for free and ours did a great job!! (And yes, prior to this 75” we had a 65” Samsung delivered which would only allow doorstep delivery and I had to carry that up two flights of stairs by myself and setup myself, if I had ordered the 75/85”, I would not have been able to do this). -initial tv start up: super easy! And yes, you can use your TCL Q6/QM7/QM8 WITHOUT activating the google account! We still have not activated google on this Q7, and all of the functions work great and has Netflix and Prine video preloaded. Connected the dish network box and sound bar to the tv was a breeze and after about 2 mins, was watching tv. -picture/sound quality: the picture quality is very good! Contrast, colors, black levels, motion processing, depth or 3D effect, brightness, and even sound are all VERY GOOD! The Q750G has a VA panel with I think around 200-600 local dimming zones and actually the ‘off-angle’ viewing is good!! Moms watches a lot of SDR shows and dish network only transmits 1080 @ 60hz unless you get a rare 4k channel, but the Q7 does a good job with sdr and decent low quality smoothing. HDR/4K and higher resolution signals however are absolutely beautiful on this tv!! Seriously, when playing super high 4/8/12k videos on YouTube with this tv, the picture is phenomenal! Compared to my 65” Samsung Q90C which has the IPS panel (and Samsungs top of the line 4k miniLed) the Q7 way outperforms! The color and depth with high quality streaming is much better than my Q90C. Only slight negatives are of course blooming and that dang macroblocking on certain low light conditions. However neither are almost ever noticeable with the type of content typically played especially with the brightness cranked up. Obviously the blacks are not only black with the vivid mode enabled, but moms preference is the brighter the better. So black levels are raised quite a bit as compared to the Q90C. -reliability, so far no issues with the Q7 at all. And the display hours are very high considering the tv is left on almost all day and all night (falls asleep with tv on nightly). However I highly recommend doing the firmware updates asap on all tcl TVs as their updates seem to be very effective for fixing any smaller issues. Sound quality is decent and a soundbar isn’t totally necessary for a bedroom, but I still recommend a quality soundbar with any of todays TVs. We have about 5 Samsung soundbars currently of which only 3 are in use atm. Btw. The 75q750G has a 144hz hdmi port, a 120hz hdmi port, and 2 other hdmi ports one of which is the earc connection. The 2023 Q7 also has the 120hz native panel Vs the 60Hz on the Q6 and lower. Overall I give the 2023 tcl 75Q750G 4/5 stars with the Amazon delivery making it up to 5/5 stars! (Or about 8.5/10 for the tv factoring in price as well) Key points: the Q750G has local dimming where the Q6 does not. The 2023 QM850G has over 2000 ldz. And just fyi for anyone who actually reads this whole thing, the 2024 75Q751G is a total upgrade to the 2023 q7. It has higher brightness and way more dimming zones (around 1200-1500, I think Vs 200-600). The 2024 Q681G (if you can find it) is just a repurposed 2023 Q7, but you can buy it for a cheaper price depending on the size. If you’re in the market for a 65/75/85” bang for the buck tv, you can’t go wrong with 2023Q7 or 2024 Q681G but the 2024 Q751G with around 1200-1500 LDZ which is currently less/same $$$ as the 2023 version might be much better. That said, out of the box picture settings are NOT GOOD!! It only takes about 15-20mins of going thru all of the settings to make the picture look great! But make sure you set the picture/sound settings for each input as well as for the type of content you are wiatvhing (sdr, hdr, Dolby vision, etc). Sorry, last thing, the 75Q750G has Dolby vision, Dolby atmos, as well as DTS! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024 by Matty
    • Solid value at the purchased price point
Size: 75-Inch Style: TV Only
There's not as many professional reviews out there on this one as compared to the older 5 and 6 series TCL TVs, which are rated really well by the sites out there that do reviews. But they are getting harder to find and since they are scarcer than the current 2023 production models, the prices are high. When the current 2023 models had a discount for the first time we decided to take a closer look. The QM7 is about the least expensive native 120hz panel with local dimming that's out there right now, so for us it was worth a look. We saw the QM7 TV in person at a local B&M retailer before purchasing in on Amazon. The B&M retailer had it on a TCL specific showcase display with both QM6 and QM7 TVs running content that really highlighted the TV's performance. I can tell you that the QM7 is definitely worth the extra cost over the QM6. The price for the QM7 75" was the same both places, on sale roughly 30% off list MSRP which may be more or less the normal price from this point out since the newer models have been out a few months now. Amazon's shipping was faster as the B&M did not have the 75 inch in stock, so that took the cake for buying it from Amazon. One of the reasons we chose this TV besides the picture was the minimalist bezel, it is silver on the outside but it is barely noticeable when you're looking at the TV. We had previously considered an Amazon Omni-QLED 75" TV, but upon seeing it at the aforementioned B&M retailer on a prior visit, it had a large silver bezel that is super noticable as compared to the TCLs. That was not wife acceptable, and as we all know, happy wife equals happy wife. I chose the delivery and unpack in the room of my choice and the service was great, really nice folks, they unpacked it, put the feet on, and stood it up on my TV stand. Suprisingly the somewhat stocky woman of the unpack duo hoisted the TV on her shoulder and carried it by herself from the truck outside into the house and to our living room. She didn't struggle at all to do it either and the TV never looked like it was going to fall off her shoulders. As for the TV itself I'm pretty happy with it so far. It's our first time with the Google TV interface and it's very responsive. I was a little apprehensive about bringing yet a third smart TV platform into the house, but, the Google interface is really easy to use. The menu setup is somewhat similar to the FireSticks where recently used apps are in a horizontal row near the top, so I don't think it will take the others in the household long to adapt. We are also heavy Google users anyway and have multiple Google smart speakers around the house, so I really think this is a better fit for us long term than Roku or FireStick. The TCL remote also has Google Assistant buttons on it and I think we will use those. Some folks said the setup took a long time but I really didn't think so. I was initially unable to sign in from my phone through the Google Home app so I just skipped that step, it allows you to set up from your phone or set up using your remote. The TV asked for a software update so I did that and then the reboot took about 5-10 minutes and then it didn't ask for any further updates. It also asked me what apps that I used so I chose all those and it installed them automatically. After the update it asked me to sign in directly to Google so I did that instead of trying to pair it with my phone and it worked this time. The picture quality is excellent, although like any TV it's somewhat source dependent on how good the picture is. If you give it content that lets it shine, it will wow you. For example, the LG OLED store demo loop is on YouTube at 4Kp60 with HDR 10 and it looks awesome on this TV. I am super impressed with the lack of motion lag as well, watching some sporting events. This TV upscales SD content better than other TCL TV's I've had in the past, although if you're some kind of upscaling purist you might think it's not quite enough. It's perfectly fine for my needs. I purposefully avoid trying to watching SD content in the first place, if I can avoid it. When I buy a TV, the overall performance with the very best content is my first consideration, ie, 4K HDR content. Everything else is secondary or tertiary. I have not calibrated it yet and I'm hoping that there are more review sites out there soon that have this TV along with their recommended calibration settings. Out of the box it's pretty good, the colors are vivid, but not oversaturated like on many Samsungs. (if you want something that looks like a Samsung, buy a Samsung, I think it makes things look cartoonish, but anyway) It has some kind of AI picture mode chooser and I can see that it's already choosing different than I would choose, like for example it chose something that looked like a movie mode when I was watching one of those David Attenborough documentaries on Netflix. I would not have chosen a movie mode for a wildlife documentary, but anyway. I think I will probably disable this setting and calibrate it more to my liking as I get more time with it. Since reviewers have dinged it on it's brightness compared to the older TCL 6-series, I can say that I have it in a room that's pretty bright with 6 windows and it doesn't have a problem overcoming reflections and so forth. I have it right between two 3x5 windows and it's plenty bright enough, I'm not seeing any reflections. To step up with something with a lot more brightness like a Samsung Neo-QLED would cost a LOT more. Some sites say the Hisense U8H is the best choice in this price range for brightness based on what's currently out there and easily obtainable, but that set in a 75" was 25% more money than this one and I was not able to see it anywhere locally with decent content on it. The B&M store I visited had some Hisense models on display but they were only showing low resolution store ads on them. The WiFi performance seems excellent with this set, looking at the "Stats for Nerds" feature on YouTube I was seeing up to 115Mpbs throughput on 4Kp60 videos. I do have a business class WiFi network using Ubiquiti ceiling mounted access points but even so it seems really fast to load streaming videos and so forth compared to my other TVs and sticks. I tried out the "TCL Channel" which is a list of IPTV channels similar to the Roku Channel and IPTV functionality that other platforms have as well, my LG upstairs has an IPTV app as well but I don't remember what they call it. I like the TCL Channel app better than the Roku Channel and the equivalent LG app as they have things sorted by category which makes it easier to find the content you are looking for. The TCL channel app is also a little more intuitative than the others, I was able to pick it how it worked in about 15 seconds and find some interesting channels more quickly than on the others. The category list on the far left really helps with this. Anyway, pretty happy with this TV, it's a solid value at the price point. I think most people would be happy with it. If money is no object and you want a TV that is bright as the light from a thousand suns, buy a Samsung Q90C. If money is no object and you watch movies in pitch black rooms all day long, get an LG G3 OLED. Otherwise, for the rest of us, this is a great TV with a great picture at a good price. Will update with my experiences, I've only just got this TV recently. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023 by Brons2

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