– TCL 50PF650K 50-inch 4K Ultra HD, HDR TV, Smart LED Fire TV (Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, DTS, HDR 10, Alexa built-in, Airplay2, Miracast)

I love love love this TV, easy to set up, brilliant sound and picture, a bit hard to mount on the wall by your self but I managed it (I am little and 60) cannot fault in any way at all, love the remote as it's a bit bigger, works great with Alexa and I love my slide show, get yourself a bargain.

LOVE this TV and I got it on sale so I would say it was absolutely worth the price. I was putting off getting a TV for a long time - I am someone who just watches stuff on my laptop as and when I feel like it. But this TV has been a big game changer since my partner and I can cozy up on the couch to have 'movie nights' now. The quality is great, it's pretty reliable (if a little bit slow at times), the UI makes sense without having to consult a manual, you can use all the relevant apps like netflix/prime/youtube etc, you can even connect it to a PS4 console for gaming which is great, and the sound is also A++ (without adding any additional speakers). Overall, I can't recommend this enough. There wasn't a single scratch or anything on it when we got it so I'm really happy about that as well.

Unboxing was simple, attaching the supplied feet, connecting the power supply and inserting the supplied batteries into the remote - all very satisfying. Build quality looked and felt good, despite the incredibly light weight. Nice touches such as the film protection over the screen albeit tricky to entirely remove. Somewhat clunky remote control but all buttons worked fineOnce turned on the TV is slow to wake up and react - but at this price point that's not surprising. As a Fire TV it picked up all the apps and settings from my other Fire sticks, so initial set up was simple and quickThe sound is surprisingly good - clear speech, not too much resonance.We only use it in WiFi mode so I can't comment on broadcast TV.The image processing is probably the worst part - quite laggy, and lots of trailing images. It's not the screen - for still images resolution, contrast and brightness are fine. This might be something to look at adjusting to improve as it gets used moreOverall, for £159, this is a great 2nd TV

Great TV for the price! Picture quality is sharp, colours look great, and the Fire TV interface is smooth and easy to use. I’ve also played PS4 on it, and the gaming experience has been excellent with clear visuals and responsive performance. Sometimes the interface can be slightly slow, but overall it’s a fantastic TV and great value for money. Highly recommended!

UnderwhelmingBought this TCL TV about a week ago and, at first glance, it looks like a bargain. You get a large, bright screen for a very reasonable price, and for general viewing it does a good job. Streaming apps, live TV, and Plex all run smoothly, and the picture quality is perfectly decent for everyday use.However, once you start using external devices, the issues begin to show. I’ve had repeated black screen dropouts when gaming on Xbox – the signal cuts out briefly and then returns. It’s intermittent but happens often enough to be frustrating, especially for the kids.I also had a mini PC connected originally, which I’ve since had to remove completely because of similar stability issues. The TV just didn’t handle it reliably. That suggests the problem isn’t a single device, but how the TV manages HDMI inputs and signal switching (particularly with higher bandwidth features like 4K/HDR).I’ve tried adjusting settings (disabling HDR, tweaking HDMI modes, etc.), which helps a bit, but doesn’t fully solve the problem. For a modern TV that advertises these capabilities, that’s disappointing.So overall:Great value for basic TV and streamingBig screen, decent picture for the priceStruggles with external devices (Xbox, mini PC)HDMI/signal handling is inconsistentIf you just want a large, affordable TV for watching films and TV, it’s fine. If you’re planning to use it with consoles or PCs, be aware it may not be as reliable as expected.*Edit.After trying every conceivable tweak and twiddle, I gave up with this TV set. It couldn't even retain the settings once they've being changed and every session whether it be TV viewing or gaming turned into a troubleshooting scenario.I put it back in the box that's it back for a refund.

Unboxed and mounted on the wall switched it on and for the price it’s exceeded my expectations a crisp clear picture and easy set up and menu cracking TV a fraction of the cost of bigger makes with poor feedback I highly recommend this TV

TCL TV Very pleased with the TV excellent Product & Good Price - works well & would definitely buy again.

This is a Fire TV, as stated, with the Freely app built in, which can be accessed independently of the Fire TV menus via dedicated buttons on the remote. The TV remembers were it was at last shut down and restarts in the same place, so avoiding the need to reload Freely every time. Pressing the home button does take you to the Fire TV menu which is nice and useful for those who prefer finding content that way.The TV is mostly very good with decent images and good sound, both of which can be tweaked extensively in the settings to suit your own tastes and within its hardware parameters, which I found necessary for the preset start-up pictures.The picture quality varies depending on the source of the images and the type of images being displayed. HD images and above are mostly excellent, while SD broadcasts are a mixed bag with those from Freely streaming much better than those from the built in aerial tuner, which aren't so good by often looking a little fuzzy. SD aerial inputs from external sources can look better depending on the device being used.Freeview isn't built-in to the set, but is replaced by Freely which currently doesn't have all the freeview channels. Freely reorganises some of freeview's channel numbers which you have to get used to.The HD broadcasts from the aerial, which are splendid, are allotted to the lowest channel numbers and don't need the internet to work, unlike the Freely SD broadcasts that immediately follow them.The SD broadcasts from the aerial are allotted to the higher channel numbers - from around 150 on, and on my 55 inch screen, don't look as good as the duplicated ones from freely streaming (at the lower channel numbers) which arrive at the set slightly behind the aerial's ones.These live freely streaming channels along with the on-screen TV guide and catchup TV won't work without a decent Internet connection, but do work with just WiFi, without an aerial, which makes channel surfing live-streaming broadcasts much easier than with freeview play and separate apps.The sound from the internal speakers is fairly good and quite acceptable for general viewing with the option to make lots of adjustments in settings.Connecting to an external speaker via Bluetooth caused lip-syncing issues, as often happens with many TVs, but here in the settings the sound or picture is delayable, bringing dialogue back in sync, which I was surprised to see on a budget TV.The remote control is nice to hold and easy to use with with good in-hand feedback from button presses. There is a slight response delay from the TV at times which is something you can get used to.You would have to place it side by side with higher spec/priced TVs to be fully aware of it's HD/UHD picture and sound shortcomings. But as a standalone offering, it's hard to fault.As none of the TVs weakneses are overly distracting or irritating, I think it represents really good value for money at its current price point and is certainly a tv that you could easily live with.