TCL 4K R625 HDR TV review with premium quality and affordable price.

TCL 4K R625 HDR TV review with premium quality and affordable price.

TCL’s new 4K R625 2019 6-series TV is a great device at a bargain price. This is one of the best 55-inch 4K HDR screens for $ 599 or 37K.

The work of the browser requires testing devices of different classes, so I know pretty well how good a TV can be if you are willing to shell out a fortune for it. But as a rule, budget models are far from perfect. However, having met 55

It turns out that for adequate money you can get much more than I thought, because the 6-series displays from TCL have appeared on sale.

Key features of TCL 4K R625 HDR TV.

Screen: 55

What’s new with the model?

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The Chinese manufacturer TCL uses quantum dots in this model, which improve image quality by expanding the color gamut, color depth and brightness. Quantum dots are typically used in premium TVs and are an indication that a device can deliver high dynamic range images.

In the case of 2019 TCL 4K, this technology has resulted in a significant expansion of the color gamut and a marginal increase in volume, which will certainly delight fans of 4K HDR video or 4K HDR Blu-ray. But those who watch TV using regular cable or satellite won’t notice much of a difference.

The fact is that to achieve better performance, it is not enough just to add quantum dots, this also requires a well-developed technology for managing them, and TCL has not quite dealt with this yet. At standard settings, the colors on the screen are a little unstable, but you can use the services of a calibrator, and after applying it, you can get an exemplary color performance.

Performance and HDR.

I was a little surprised to find that TCL’s new 6 Series TVs have a lower peak brightness than the 2018 version. In my tests, the difference was slightly less than 100 nits, although it will be difficult to notice this with the naked eye, except by placing two displays side by side.

But when it comes to HDR performance, you need to evaluate not only the peak brightness, but also the absence of shadows, small grayscale gradients, etc. It should be admitted that here the 6-series is inferior to its predecessors. In general, watching video content on this TV left a pleasant impression, however, during dark scenes it was difficult to make out small details.

Is the screen good?

Many are already familiar with the “dirty screen effect”, when vertical stripes appear on the LCD panel in a darker shade than the rest or darkening in the corners, and sometimes even smudges. In different TVs, this effect may manifest itself to a greater or lesser extent, but the problem is also that it may be absent even on two identical models.