55CF630K 139cm (55 inch) QLED Fire TV (4K Ultra HD, HDR 10+, Dolby Vision & Atmos, Smart TV, Game Master, 60Hz Motion clarity, Press & Ask Alexa), Black

The TCL 50CF630K 126cm (50 inch) QLED Fire TV is a great choice for anyone looking for a high-quality, affordable 4K TV. It features Quantum Dot technology for stunning color reproduction, HDR 10+ and Dolby Vision support for enhanced contrast and brightness, and Dolby Atmos for immersive sound. The TV also has a Game Master mode for smooth gaming visuals, and a 60Hz refresh rate for fast-paced action. The TCL 50CF630K is also a smart TV, running the Amazon Fire TV operating system. This means you can access all your favorite streaming apps, like Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+, with just a few clicks. You can also use the Alexa voice assistant to control the TV, change channels, search for content, and more. Overall, the TCL 50CF630K is a great all-around 4K TV. It has stunning picture quality, immersive sound, and a wide range of features. It's also very affordable, making it a great value for the money. Here are some of the pros and cons of the TCL 50CF630K: Pros: Stunning picture quality with Quantum Dot technology HDR 10+ and Dolby Vision support Dolby Atmos for immersive sound Game Master mode for smooth gaming visuals 60Hz refresh rate for fast-paced action Amazon Fire TV operating system with access to all your favorite streaming apps Alexa voice control Affordable price Built-in speakers that are surprisingly good for the price Supports Apple AirPlay and HomeKit Cons: None that I can find! Overall, the TCL 50CF630K is a great choice for anyone looking for a high-quality, affordable 4K TV with a wide range of features. It's a great value for the money, and I highly recommend it.

Sound quality is perfect, leaving you with enjoyment feeling the brightness and the connectivity with othe app and good quality

Happy with this product. The picture is bright and colourful. The sound is better than expected, and the smart features seem fine even though we use Google TV instead(the TV also works with Google Assistant voice commands as well as Alexa). The viewing angles aren't amazing. Unless you're watching straight on the picture is a bit washed out, not an issue for us due to it's placement in the room, but something to be aware of. The set up was straight forward, but be aware the selotape holding the screen protector took some paint off the top of the TV when we were unboxing it. Quite annoying. Though we can't see it as the TV is up on the wall. But something to keep in mind when taking it out the box. Overall we are very happy, especially for the price. Our last living room TV (40 inch 1080p) was the same price (£350) when we bought it over ten years ago, so it certainly feel like a bargain.

Bought to replace defunct old tv and what an amazing piece of kit, especially for the price. Setup was a little fiddly as the fire-tv needed to download several updates before it properly came to life but I am more than happy with the whole package. The QLED display gives a crystal clear picture, albeit a little too saturated with colour but that’s easily adjusted and cleverly for different inputs. The feed via a terrestrial antenna is balanced to my preference, separately to the inputs from cable and my old dvd player. Sound is also impressive with a nice balance from the inbuilt speakers and a sufficiently powerful bass. One of the best features is the compatibility with Apple AirPlay which allows big screen access to photos and video from my iPhone or iPad. The ability to play media from my GoPro by using the phone or pad is brilliant, with true 4K video quality too! As for the price point, well it took a fair amount of reading through previous reviews to convince me that the TCL Fire-TV was really as good as it is. I know my son paid in excess of £2k for his similarly specified Sony TV and there’s absolutely nothing to choose between them, apart from the massive difference in price.

Absolutely NOT impressed with this trash. Purchased it Feb 23, so it isn;t 3 years old yet. Bought it with the matching TCL sound bar at the time so cost a pretty packet. The soundbar did not last a year. The remote did not last a year. The TV has not made it to 3 years. We only have it switched on for 3 hours an evening. first of all the voice control stopped working, then the remote stopped working and had to be replaced. The sound bar has never properly worked with it, the eARC seems to have always had a conflict with the HDMI between the tv and soundbar, and so we gave up with it in the end and just put up with the TV sound. Now, the TV keeps switching itself off. Every bloody 5 minutes for an hour or so each night, every single night. It is INFURIATING! We have tried restarts, restarts updates, but no, it just dosn;t want to stay on. And it is not just the TV that does this, it is the same if you go to an HDMI input, so our Satellite box now constantly switches off and reverts back to the Amazon screen, and now the Sky puck does the same, none of the inputs will remain on once you switch the blasted thing on. It is as if the TV wants you to purely watch the FireTv and nothing else, but now even that is playing up. And of course, I am out of warranty as i have had the blasted thing for nearly 3 years now and the warranty is only for 2 years. You would expect for the price I paid, that I would get at least 5/6/7 years from it, but oh no! it is RUBBISH!!!!! I will never buy another TCL product again. When it did work, it wasn't that impressive either, the blacks were always faded grey and marbled, the sound was rubbish, (even when we managed to get some sound from the sound bar instead of the TV it was not that impressive)... so no, I do not like it at all, I do not rate it, I would not recommend it . Unless you are happy to fork out well earned money for a pile of junk that is only going to last you a couple of years. Now I am going to have to try and find a decent TV that dosn't match this tripe, and this time, we will be making darn sure we get a longer warranty with it as it seems nothing is built to last nowadays..

At first i thought there was something wrong with the TV, after filtering all the instructions on running it in i want able to watch anything in amazon, Netflix or YouTube. Despite the home screen showing on all of the above apps it just wouldn't play, in the end out of frustration i turned it off, when i turned it back in everything was working great, so if you're having the same problem remember once you've tuned it in make sure you turn it off then on again to complete the running, it doesn't mention this in the very limited instructions. I've now had the TV for three weeks and i couldn't be happier, i turned the back-light to 100%, this ensures you get excellent colours and really dark/ black areas, best picture quality I've had on a telly. The inbuilt speakers are also top quality, they are so good I've not connected my soundbar (TV is in main bedroom). For the money you pay for this you can't go wrong, fantastic value for money.

This is exactly what i needed for my new office looks so good! Pros - Amazing picture quality - Really small bezel which gives it a modern look - Included tv legs are sleek and non invasive - Easy to mount to a wall bracket - Easy to set up and get going - Great picture quality out of the box - The user interface is nice and clean and easy to navigate - No need to buy a fire stick as it is intergrated - all ports on the back of the tv are facing towards the side of the tv so if you are mounting close to a wall this won't be an issue - Included remote is very nice, it is an adaptive fire stick remote with extra controls - Voice control on the remote makes it even easier to navigate and search things Cons - The audio although not bad does lack some depth but this may be more clear to myself as I usually watch media through wireless surround sound headphones (this won't be an issue if you are hooking up to a soundbar or headphones as also has audio optical port) - Although fire TV user interface is my preferred choice as it is nice and clean this may not suit everyone

I loved the concept of these TV's being a big Amazon Fire Tv fan, having all in one seemed a great idea, especially in a QLED tv for the price. It looks good with a great picture and if used for mainly online stuff, that's ok. The interface of course is that of Amazon Fire, but if you have used one of the newer sticks, you will notice a big performance difference, especially from the 4kMax. The main issue for me comes with the Terrestrial tv and that's where it falls down massively. Issue 1: The Tv does have a satellite socket on the back, which according to TCL tech support will allow you to add in your dish for free to-air channels. (This wasn't the case, the only option for tuning was cable and despite spending a long time online with them, it became apparent that there isn't actually this function. (not a deal breaker but very frustrating given they advised it does support Sat tv) Issue 2: Changing from browsing the menu to Terrestrial Tv should be pretty instant at the press of a button, but god it takes ages to bring up the channel and the Live Tv on the remote rarely worked for this. Issue 3: When going to the TV guide, and this uses the Freeview Play interface, its again, painfully slow and takes ages to load things up. Very frustrating, especially if you are used to something much quicker , it certainly feels like a downgrade. Issue 4: (which is the one that broke the camel's back and initiated a return as faulty for me) was quite often, on choosing live tv, there would be nothing, just a blank screen. On occasion, a reboot would bring it back but then several other times, the only way forward was to do another channel scan before being able to watch normal free-to-air TV. Not really an acceptable workaround as this was causing me grief with the mrs phoning me at work asking how the heck does she get normal channels on because its just a blank screen. So with that, it's going back, which is a shame because I went from 3 remotes previously to one and that was the objective (Tv, Freesat box, fire tv remote). It's the 2nd Fire Tv I have had and I think that I'm going to choose a normal Tv, one that is designed around actually receiving normal tv channels and just add another Firestick into it. Hope that helps (UK Purchase)