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TCL QM6K 65″ 4K HDR TV with 144Hz and Local Dimming

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von FrankH vor 2 days Deal-Kenner 11
700.00 € 1,000.00 € -30% Zum Deal

The TCL QM6K Series 65″ 4K HDR QD Mini LED UHD Smart TV offers a high-end viewing experience with features typically found on more expensive models. It includes a 144Hz refresh rate and full array local dimming with up to 500 zones, making it ideal for those who want smooth motion and deep contrast. This deal saves you $300 off the regular price of $999.99, bringing the final price down to $700.00.

Preis 700.00 €
Statt 1,000.00 € -30%

Du sparst 300.00 € gegenüber dem nächstbesten Angebot (30%).

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11 Kommentare

  1. Hardy_OS

    That’s a solid deal. 700 for a 65″ 4K HDR with 144Hz and local dimming? Sounds like a real winner.

    1. ReneA

      You think it’s worth it for gaming? I’m on the fence because I haven’t seen many 144Hz models this cheap.

      1. Sparfuchs40

        For gaming, yes. 144Hz is a big plus, especially for competitive titles. Local dimming also helps with contrast. Just make sure the inputs are good and the response time is low.

        1. Kaffeejunkie95

          Not really. HDR looks decent, and the colors are accurate. The remote is just not the best, but I’ve learned to live with it. It’s not like I’m using it in the dark or anything.

          1. AndiHB

            Don’t waste your money on the extra $100. That one doesn’t have local dimming. This one is the real deal. I’ve got one in the backyard, and it’s great for watching sports.

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      2. Hardy_OS

        Movies look really good. HDR is nice, and the local dimming helps with dark scenes. It’s not the best I’ve ever seen, but for the price, it’s top notch.

    2. Paul_HH

      I just checked IdealO — it’s listed at $750 in the US. So, this is actually a bit of a Best Price.

      1. ReneA

        Sports? What about movies? Does the HDR really pop for that?

  2. Kaffeejunkie95

    I’ve had one of these in my garage for a few months. Setup was a breeze. Inputs are fine, but the remote is a bit clunky. Still, worth it for the price.

    1. Lukas104

      Clunky remote? That’s a bummer. Any issues with the HDR performance or color accuracy? I’m thinking about getting this for a home theater setup.

      1. Rene95

        Wait, is that the same model? I saw a listing for a QM6K on Amazon with slightly better specs, but it’s $100 more.

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