TCL 65-inch Class 4-Series 4K UHD HDR Smart Roku TV – 65S435, 2021 Model, Black
$519.90 $799.99Save:$280.00(35%)
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Price: $799.99 - $519.90
(as of Oct 05, 2024 11:10:32 UTC – Details)
The 4-Series Roku TV delivers stunning 4K picture quality with four times the resolution of Full HD for enhanced clarity and detail, as well as endless entertainment with thousands of streaming channels. High dynamic range (HDR) technology delivers bright and accurate colors for a lifelike viewing experience. In addition, your favorite HD shows, movies, and sporting events are upscaled to near Ultra HD resolution with 4K Upscaling. The simple, personalized home screen allows seamless access to thousands of streaming channels, plus your cable box, Blu-ray player, gaming console, and other devices without flipping through inputs or complicated menus. The super-simple remote—with about half the number of buttons on a traditional TV remote—puts you in control of your favorite entertainment.
Dimensions (WxHxD) with Stand: 57.4″ x 35.3″ x 12.6″ | Without Stand (WxHxD): 57.4″ x 33.2″ x 3.3″ | Weight with Stand: 38.1 lbs | Weight without Stand: 37.9 lbs
Stunning 4K Ultra HD: 4K resolution delivers stunning detail and a remarkable visual experience.
High Dynamic Range: HDR delivers bright and accurate colors for a lifelike viewing experience.
Thousands of Streaming Channels: Enjoy the over 500,000 movies and TV episodes available to stream plus sports, news, music, kids and family, food, science and tech, fitness, foreign language and so much more.
Simple, personalized home screen: Your favorite broadcast TV, streaming channels, gaming console and other devices are front-and-center. No more flipping through inputs or wading through complicated menus. Like apps on a smartphone, all your favorites are at your fingertips from the instant you turn it on.
Easy Voice Control: Works with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant to help you find movie titles, launch or change channels, even switch inputs, using just your voice. Also available through the Roku mobile app.
Connectivity technology: HDMI
Power source type: Corded Electric
Customers say
Customers like the picture quality, value for money, and ease of setup of the television. They mention it has good contrast and saturation, and is an affordable mid-sized 4K TV. However, some customers have reported issues with the functionality and durability. Opinions are mixed on the sound quality and color reproduction.
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Daddy Devil Dog Sauces –
Nice 4k ROKU TV for starters in 4K
OK, first off, please read this:This is a ROKU TV system. Yes you can use it with cable TV or with an Over The Air antenna, but it is still a Roku. And let me explain one part about Roku.In order to use Roku, you MUST set up an account, and the reason for a payment method on file is so that if you wish to enable a Netflix or Hulu subscription (for example), the payment is automatic.The only time you pay ANYTHING is when you either take a subscription or buy a rental. But at no time are you charged any fees.We cut the cable cord two years ago with Roku Express+ 4K on our HD TV sets, and at that time, when I created the account, I did put my card on file, and have NEVER once been charged without my knowledge, since I DID set the account up to require a PIN. And we only rented one movie in all that time. No extra fees whatsoever.Now, let’s move on to the TV itself.Country of Manufacture is China.In the box you get:TVTwo TV Stand legs with screws6 foot Power CordRemote Control with two batteries. Remote is a Roku remote that is pre-paired to the TV. Even easier than the Roku 4K Express+Quick Start guide with warranty photo registration codeSetup was quick and easy. I attached the legs, put batteries into the remote, plugged the TV in and went through the setup process. In about 15 minutes, I was watching OUR channels that we had selected, and seeing things from a whole new perspective4K is an awesome way to start and yes, this is a starter system. Colors will brilliant and vibrant and life-like, and the set will automatically adjust to your source resolution. Some of the things I like, is that I can attach an Ethernet cord instead of using wireless and ensure a constant streaming experience, although I have tweaked our wi-fi network enough that there is no buffering.There are THREE HDMI input ports for whatever you wish to connect to the TV as well as an HDMI ARC port if you have a sound bar setup. You also have a USB port for movies. songs and photos, an Ethernet port, a coaxial cable port for either an External Antenna or Cable TV Feed, an AV In adapter port (adapter NOT included) for older video equipment and headphone out for either Headphones or external audio equipment.Unit comes with a 1 year warranty and you can opt to buy additional protection if you so choose. The set will upscale 1080P sources to near 4K UHD and there is also a special Roku Channel for 4K to get you started.The set weighs 26 pounds, so if you wish to mount it to a wall mount you will want a VESA 200×300 capable mount. Those are easy enough to find here on Amazon. VESA 200×300 mount will use (4) M6x12mm screws if you already have a wall mount.Is this a Super high end 8K or QLED or OLED TV? NO. But if you are looking to start out into 4K with something that is affordable and easy to set up, then the Class-4 series will be a good choice for you.5 stars and two thumbs up, as well as a recommended buy from us.JPL
Rafael –
Great Tv
Crispy and clear quality TV. If you have a gaming console like an XBOX or PlayStation they look great on this tv as well . Movies and TV watching experience are great thanks to the 4k definition. This Tv will last you it’s good quality.
Scott Peterson –
Beautiful picture. Good value.
We bought this to use with an Apple TV 4K in our dining/gaming room. There were a couple surprises, but no actual problems. Weâre very happy with this, especially at this price.The TV has only one button. You push it multiple times to pick an input (or power it off) as indicated on the screen. I donât see a way to control the volume that way, but admit I didnât look long.I kind of hate the remote, but never intended to use it, so that makes no difference to me. If you intend to use the Roku features, it might be fine. I really donât want my TV to be smart, just a monitor for my Apple TV, so the buttons on the remote for specific streaming services are an annoying waste of space, and some day will refer to service that donât exist or are called something else now.I used my Roku account to set the TV up. Iâm not sure you can avoid that.I was able to get the TV to power on with a specific HDMI input selected, and let the Apple TV control the TCL TVs power and volume. Now we donât need the Roku remote at all.The TV has AirPlay support built in. None of my other (older) TVs have that. That would be very useful if I wasnât already using this as a monitor for an Apple TV. It also seems to have HomeKit integration. I can turn it on and off via HomeKit (separately from the Apple TV). I havenât looked to see if it supports any other actions.The sound is OK. I didnât expect much. We donât really want booming theater sound in this room anyway. I havenât connected any external speakers to this (probably never will), so canât comment on how the ARC function works, and if all the volume and power control signals get passed to the external audio device or not (our other TV didnât reliably turn off its sound bar via HDMI). I expect it will work. The software in this seems to be pretty good. IDK if thatâs due to TCL or Roku. Someone seems to know what theyâre doing.The only problem is that now that Iâve seen 4K HDR my âgoodâ TV doesnât look so good to me anymore.