TCL 55" NXTVISION Series Picture Frame TV, Google Smart TV QLED 4K, 55A300W

I love this TV so much! It's so pretty on the wall! The matte screen is just beautiful. Everyone thinks it's actually art on the wall & I love that so much. And when using it for a TV, it's got a beautiful picture as well. The anti-glare works very well. We were able to move the TV to a spot we'd never been able to have a TV due to windows & glare. Now I have turned it into my "art wall" & it is so beautiful with all the other art around it! It looks like I have a 55" painting on the wall. Now at 3pm on summer day there's still a lil glare, but bc it's matted you can totally still enjoy watching this TV where we now have it at any time of day. We've had so many other TVs & we've never been able to watch it in the middle of a summer day in the living room, even not in the spot I have this one in. We can easily watch anytime with this TV. OK, about the sound: I believe a ppl said it's got really low sound or something? We must have a newer version bc there's absolutely nothing wrong with the sound. We can hear it perfectly. Now when you're listening to dialog & an action scene comes on, the action is going to be much louder. So it doesn't do that auto sound balance that many TVs do have, which I had grown accustomed to. However we don't even notice now. I'll turn it down & back up sometimes during a movie but you can just leave it up & I'm sure it wouldn't be an issue. But turning the volume doesn't bother me at all. It's not a rich, full audio surround sound system either but you could certainly hook up a sound bar if that's extremely important to you. Installation: i bought the thing you install in the wall behind it here on Amazon as well. ***note: it would be optimal to put the wall insert in the exact place the recessed area is on the back if the TV. I was not thinking about that when I planned out my installation. Do my TV doesn't hand 100% flat. There's abt a quarter inch gap in the wall. I almost took it down & reinstalled the wall insert but my husband talked me out of it. He said I'm the only person in the world who can see it... turns out he's right. 😂 but still, learn from my mistake & do that. *I also remember a lot of the reviews says the screw "pattern" paper that comes with the TV was useless & didn't helo at all. I found that to be 100% untrue. You need to find the size of TV you bought & then fold the paper if needed, mine was the 55" so I believe i needed a fold but it's been almost a year so I dont remember exactly. But this was a huge help! (I actually make my own paper patterns for everything I hand so maybe I'm just more familiar with it.) So the 1 that came in mine worked fabulous & was spot on for the holes. **I do suggest you just search this exact name in YouTube & watch the ppl install it, as well as the cord keeper wall insert, before you install. Then plan your install out, get all your supplies ready & in order prior to install. I had absolutely 0 problems installing. I don't really have any complaints at all, literally I can't think of 1 single issue & ive lived with it everyday for almost a year. I get tons of compliments on the art! You will need the wall insert or it won't be flat. I think mine was $30 or so. But this 1 is well worth the price over the other one (The Frame). I have 0 regrets & saved a few hundred bucks & I'm not mad about that. (Have included a pic of the picture quality.)

This is an excellent TV, especially given the affordable price point. If you love the look of the Samsung Frame but hate the premium price tag, this is a fantastic alternative that delivers a very similar experience at a fraction of the cost. The included ultra-low-profile mount allows it to sit perfectly flush against the wall just like a real painting. It comes with a robust, built-in art library that looks incredibly realistic on the matte screen. As an amazing bonus, it even includes the additional decorative trim frame in the box at no extra cost, saving you from having to purchase a separate bezel. The picture quality is sharp, and the lifestyle design completely elevates the room. Highly recommended

I upgraded to this TCL 85-inch TV and it completely transformed our living room experience. The picture quality is stunning—sharp, vibrant, and crystal clear thanks to the QLED 4K HDR. Movies, sports, and gaming all look amazing, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes fast action smooth with almost no motion blur. The design is sleek and modern, and I love that it can double as a piece of wall art with the picture frame canvas style when it’s not in use. Setup was straightforward, and the voice remote makes it easy to switch apps, control smart home devices, or ask Alexa or Google for info without touching a button. The sound is surprisingly immersive for a flat-panel TV, especially with Dolby Atmos, though for bigger rooms I’d still recommend a soundbar for full effect. Overall, this TV combines performance, style, and smart features in a way that makes it feel like a premium upgrade without being overly complicated. I’m thrilled with it and would recommend it to anyone looking for a large, modern TV that doubles as decor.

The TCL NXTVISION is an absolutely beautiful device with very good picture quality for an unbeatable price. As an owner of two Samsung, The Frame TV's, I decided to try TCL's take on the design. First, the TV is gorgeous. It is actually thinner than the Samsung offering and comes with white, magnetically attached frame covers included in the box. Samsung frame covers are separately purchased. I did not mount this particular unit, but a flush wall mount was also included in the package (as is also the case with the Samsung). The picture is very good. It doesn't compete with some of the superior (and often more expensive) OLED offerings available, but is comparable to other LCD TV's in and even above the price range. Sound is acceptable, but a soundbar or other external option is recommended for most. As with The Frame, the NXTVISION has an "art mode" where, instead of turning off, it displays a static image like a picture frame on the wall. While clearly inspired by The Frame, the feature works well and the attractive, diminutive design adds to the effect. The only thing I miss when comparing it to Samsung's The Frame is the One Connect box. Samsung's additon of a single, practically invisible cable that carries power and audio / video signals from a separate box to the TV is extremely useful if you are connecting multiple devices to the TV. If, however, you are using the NXTVISION as a standalone device and streaming content through the built-in Google TV system, the One Connect box won't be missed at all. I have used Samsung's products for years and can attest to their quality and durability. Chinese electronics giant TCL has really stepped up their game in recent years but only time will tell if they hold up as well as their competition from South Korea's Samsung. Overall I am very pleased with both this and my Samsung The Frame purchases. Both offer TV's that look as beautiful when they are off as when they are on! If you are on a budget and want an attractive TV with everything included to get you started, the TCL is worth a look. If you need to connect a number of audio/video sources to your TV and are willing to spend a little more, Samsung's The Frame may be worth considering.

I wanted a frame TV and I didn't want to pay Samsung prices. TCL. I didn't have any trouble mounting this TV. I saw some people that did. I'm not sure what would have been the problem. I consider that to be user error. If you have any kind of mechanical sense in your body, you will be fine. Very cut and dry. However, if you don't want to mount it, good luck finding those legs that are pictured on the product page. It does not come with them. And I couldn't find them anywhere to the point where I don't even know if they exist in real life. TCL page doesn't have anything but a rolling easel stand and I can't imagine those are flying off the shelf. So how about it? TCL.. Tell us where to get the normal legs for when you want to just set it on top of an entertainment center. Moving on, this is my second product with Google TV in it. I bought a projector last summer that had it and didn't even know this one had it but was happily surprised. It makes things easier for connection to all your other devices. Setup is a breeze for anybody with a Google account as well. It's got a nice refresh rate. If you game it sits nice and flush on the wall and comes with an extra frame color. Which almost perfectly matches the paint I've chosen in my home. Bonus! It's a little tricky messing with trying to get hdmis into the inputs once it's mounted and I'm still trying to figure out the the best approach to this. When it's that close to the wall is to be expected. So do that before you hang it the final time. I even hung an extra one for future use so I won't have to go through it again. As for the gallery feature on the TV... I actually quite love it I actually quite like it. There's quite a bit of stuff on there. I couldn't find my favorites but maybe there will be some add-ons hopefully. And if you're not happy with what's on there, you can generate your own AI images. There's not a whole lot of options with the AI, but there's enough to give you something to play with. Lots of settings for it too. And you can even choose to play attached music for each piece. Kind of neat to have it on for ambience When you're not using the TV for other things. I usually stick with Samsung And did look at their frame TVs first. But when I saw that I could get one for cheaper. I thought I'd try it. And to compare Google TV to Samsung's interface I would say Google TV is loaded. And as it's newer it will probably continue to get better. I will have no problem buying products from Google or TCL in the future.

Let's skip the part where this "QLED" television doesn't look as good as my non-QLED Samsung. Let's forget that turning on the local dimming (the reason you get this kind of TV) makes the brightness of the image jump around trying to compensate for whatever imagine is on the screen at that moment. This TV broke down within the nine months, and despite sending someone to repair the TV (replacing the entire innards), it couldn't be repaired. Then, instead of sending me a new TV, they told me they'll only send a refurbished TV. I relented. And when they delivered my refurbished TV, they took the old one, leaving me with the new TV still in the box. They don't even set it up to make sure it's working properly. They just left. So now, I have to go through all the work of setting up this new TV, which I shouldn't have to do at all. I did that with the original TV which should still be working. This is truly terrible service. And shame on Amazon for allowing these low end manufacturers to sell their goods here. Do not buy this TV or any TCL TV!!! My Samsung still looks amazing 6 years later! UPDATE: The refurbished TV they replaced the first TV with is bad. It makes all kinds of terrible noises when the screen is sufficiently black. When contacted, they wanted to send out another repair guy. I said I wanted a replacement — and a new TV this time. A new TV shouldn't last only nine months. TCL said no. Luckily, I purchased the warranty. But that doesn't kick in until the manufacturer's warranty runs out. Amazon is being good about this and replacing the TV. But TCL is awful! Don't buy anything from them. Their customer service is the worst — like, worse that AT&T worst! UPDATE 2: After four months with the new TV which Amazon gave me, this third TV won't stay on more than 5 minutes at a time. It just shuts off for no reason. I called Amazon to get a refund and found out that they actually charged me a restocking fee for the second TV they took back which didn't wok. And when they failed to pick up the second TV, they charged me for that TV as well! This is the worst experience I've ever had buying anything from Amazon. And now, I will have to waste even more time fighting with them, not just about getting a refund on my third TCL TV in 13 months, but also getting a refund for the restocking fee and the additional charge for the TV they failed to pick up (which did get picked up six weeks later). This is outrageous customer service from both TCL and Amazon. Shame on both!!!

We really like this TV. it looks great when it's off; the art mode is very cool, the matte panel is really nice, the image quality (when showing content) is excellent, and the price is right. We were initially apprehensive putting such a large panel in the bedroom, but it works great, both as a TV and aesthetically. The only (minor) concern is with the installation with the included flush mount - for a truly clean picture-like install (no wires showing) you need to run the wiring into the recessed box in the right location behind the TV, but a good installer should be able to do that easily (though a DIY install requires more skills and tools than I have. The selection of free art is not very extensive, but it works great with your own content (photos, etc). The built-in Apple TV is very useful.

After careful research and figuring out which art frame TV to get I decided to get the biggest TCL NXTFRAME TV mainly because there was an amazing sale on the 85". I'm sure glad I got it. This huge TV looks amazing, it is super thin, has a nice matte screen and goes flush against the wall and looks just like a painting. To buy a big 85" art painting can cost more than what I paid for this TV and I can display as many art pieces as I want and yet use it as a TV. Using it as a TV is better than some of the reviews I've seen for this TV. It has a bright and beautiful crisp display and the sound is better than I thought. I installed this big beautiful TV on the wall myself, see my install and review video of this TV, search CycleCruza "Solo Install: 85" TCL NXTFRAME TV" on YouTube.