Brand Name | TCL |
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Item Weight | 33.1 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 49 x 8.3 x 30.1 inches |
Item model number | 55P607 |
Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Output Wattage | 8 |
Color Name | Black |
Specification Met | Energy Star |
Special Features | Flat |
Speaker Type | Dual Speaker |
Item Weight | 33.1 Pounds |
Standing screen display size | 55 Inches |
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TCL 55P607 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD Roku Smart LED TV (2017 Model)
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Screen Size | 55 Inches |
Brand | TCL |
Supported Internet Services | Vudu, Amazon Instant Video |
Display Technology | LED |
Product Dimensions | 8.3"D x 49"W x 30.1"H |
Resolution | 4K |
Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
Special Feature | Flat |
Model Name | P607 |
Included Components | Remote Control, Power Cord, Batteries |
About this item
- Dimensions (W x H x D): TV without stand: 49" x 28.3" x 3", TV with stand: 49" x 30.1" x 8.3"
- Smart functionality offers access to over 4,000 streaming channels featuring more than 450,000 movies and TV episodes via Roku TV
- Pairs 4K Ultra HD picture clarity with the contrast, color, and detail of Dolby Vision HDR (High Dynamic Range) for the most lifelike picture
- Full-array LED backlighting with 72 local dimming zones produces deep blacks and excellent picture quality
- 120Hz refresh rate allows fast moving action scenes to be seen with virtually no motion blur
- Inputs: 3 HDMI 2.0 with HDCP 2.2 (one with HDMI ARC), 1 USB (media player), RF, Composite, Headphone Jack, Optical Audio Out, Ethernet
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TCL, one of the world's largest TV manufacturers and America’s fastest growing TV brand, bring the latest in 4K technology and design. We've simplified the 4K Ultra HD TV so you can instantly enjoy endless entertainment. With Dolby Vision HDR compatibility, choose from more than 4,000 streaming channels that feature 450,000 movies and TV episodes plus live sports, news, music, kids and family, food, science and tech, fitness, foreign language and so much more. HDMI Ports: 3 HDMI 2.0 w/HDCP 2.2 (1 ARC); Resolution: 3840 x 2160; USB Ports: 1 USB2.0
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Smart Features | 4.4 | 4.0 | 4.1 | 4.3 | 4.0 | 4.1 |
Picture quality | 4.0 | 4.2 | 4.1 | 4.3 | 4.4 | 4.1 |
Sound quality | 3.3 | — | 4.2 | 4.5 | 4.0 | 4.0 |
Value for money | — | 4.2 | 3.8 | 4.3 | 4.2 | 4.2 |
Remote Control | 3.4 | 4.1 | 4.0 | — | — | 3.9 |
Sold By | — | PhoNecessity, LLC | StuffRich Global Trading, LLC | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
display type | LED | LED | LED | 4K UHD | 4K UHD | VA |
display size | 55 inches | 50 inches | — | 50 inches | 55 inches | 49.5 inches |
model year | 2017 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2023 | 2022 |
resolution | 4K | 4K | 720p | 4K | 4K | 4K |
operating system | Roku OS | Roku OS | Roku OS | Roku OS | — | Roku OS |
hardware interface | usb, hdmi, ethernet | usb, hdmi | 802 11 acbgn, hdmi, usb | — | hdmi | hdmi, ethernet, usb, 3 5 mm audio |
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Premium Picture Quality with Dolby Vision HDR TechnologyPowerful picture performance by combining Dolby Vision, the premium HDR experience, with advanced technologies that offer superior contrast and brighter, more accurate colors. TCL’s NBP Photon technology achieves color space coverage that’s closer to the limits of human vision. |
Contrast Control ZonesImage contrast is individually optimized across 72 zones to achieve highly localized areas of striking contrast between bright and dark areas of the image, providing an unrivaled sense of depth and reality. |
Endless EntertainmentNo more flipping through inputs or wading through complicated menus. Like apps on a smartphone, all your favorites are at your fingertips. Choose from more than 4,000 streaming channels that feature over 400,000 movie and TV episodes plus live sports, news, music, kids and family, food, science and tech, fitness, foreign language and so much more. |
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Cable, Antenna and Streaming FriendlyThe best way to watch all of your favorite content – whether you stream it, pay for a cable or satellite subscription, or use the built in tuner to enjoy free over-the-air channels – TCL Roku TV makes it easy to enjoy it all. |
Powerful Mobile AppTurn your smartphone or tablet into a convenient streaming companion. Use it as a remote, plug in headphones for private listening, search with your voice or keyboard, and share your own videos, music, and photos to your TV. Plus, cast movies and web videos to your TV with Netflix and YouTube mobile apps. |
Advanced RemoteThe super-simple advanced remote offers easy navigation, voice search and a headphone jack for private listening. |
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ASIN | B06Y6FSV5Q |
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Date First Available | May 19, 2017 |
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Customers like the picture quality, value, and ease of installation of the television. For example, they mention that it has an excellent native contrast, and is delighted with its picture and streaming. Some appreciate the local dimming at the price range. That said, opinions are mixed on the quality, performance, speed, sound quality, and remote.
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Customers like the picture quality of the television. They say it looks incredibly excellent on all content, especially 4K HDR. They are also satisfied with the native contrast, detail, and black levels. Customers also mention that the colors really pop and are clear.
"...no FALD in gaming mode, still looks great, but fald should push it even further.not a 120hz panelFinal Thoughts......." Read more
"...Pros: Easy set up - lightweight - great picture quality on antenna, cable, and especially on the streaming channels thru WiFi - crisp and sharp..." Read more
"...Otherwise it looks pretty decent and before people others state one should be far away anyways, if i can stand inches from a Sony screen 10in bigger..." Read more
"...The picture is great in all modes (after a little tweaking, I will admit, but nothing major, and super simple to do)...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the value of the television. They mention that it has a great picture quality and feature set for the price. They are also surprised at the quality for the money. Some say that it's a good deal for the size and features.
"...Value: this is very good value for all the quality features that are on this TV...." Read more
"...This is truly an awesome TV for the price. The Roku interface is quick and easy to use...." Read more
"In overall performance of the TV, I have been happy. It is a good deal for the size, features, and the Roku OS has been really easy and quick to..." Read more
"...The TV is great for the price, but Customer Service coupled with a weird issue have severely detracted from that for me." Read more
Customers find the installation process of the television to be easy and intuitive. They mention the Roku interface is fast and simple to use. They also say that setting up gaming inputs was a breeze. The quality along with the user friendliness of the Rooku UI make this TV an excellent choice. The menu settings are very easy to navigate, and the controls are intuitive.
"...You can search and download apps easily. I do recommend an Ethernet connection for streaming contents, as I personally cannot stand buffering...." Read more
"...Pros: Easy set up - lightweight - great picture quality on antenna, cable, and especially on the streaming channels thru WiFi - crisp and sharp..." Read more
"...The Roku interface is quick and easy to use. Connecting an Xbox One S was very simple; the Roku interface walked me through making the connection...." Read more
"...(after a little tweaking, I will admit, but nothing major, and super simple to do)...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the speed of the television. Some mention it has fast response, intuitive, and simple, with no lag. However, others say that it is non-responsive, has a sluggish and laggy UI, and has execution issues.
"...You have heard the interface being awesome, and it really is. Fast response, intuitive and simple...." Read more
"...Oh and the Roku part of the TV is nice and fast. Never used one before and now I'm a big fan...." Read more
"...they have the ability to claim 4k, HDR and so on... the execution was clearly lacking...." Read more
"...The input lag is also low for a TV, even with HDR on. Local dimming is even available with game mode on now...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the television. Some mention that it's a great entry level 4K TV with a lot more bang for its buck, while others say that movies and TV is limited and wildly inconsistent in quality. Some say that the TV has a serious defect and is fragile.
"...At 3x ms input lag, this set is perfectly fine for a great gaming experiencing with 4k HDR. Uncharted 4 looked absolutely stunning...." Read more
"...Oh and the Roku part of the TV is nice and fast. Never used one before and now I'm a big fan...." Read more
"...Very, very bad. I’ve spent hours calibrating it and I just cannot get it to not look like it's just wrong...." Read more
"...This TV is awesome. It was a huge step up from what I thought was an already decent Sharp TV...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the performance of the television. Some mention that it works very well, and the native applications work great. They say it works wonderfully for console gaming, and as a PC monitor. However, others say that it stopped working, and wouldn't turn on dependably. They also say that CEC seemed to have stopped working within the last year, and that the included headphones didn't work unless held a certain way.
"...607 -- The upgraded remote was worth it for me. I like the RF functionality (not having to point it at the TV just right...) and the as novel as..." Read more
"...It stopped working on one other occasion when I was using a different source on the receiver and switched back to the Roku...." Read more
"...Same goes for my parents 7 year old LG TV, just keeps chugging along without complaint...." Read more
"...I tested Superbeat Xonic on the PS4 Pro. I hit every note exactly...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the sound quality of the television. Some mention that the sound is very good, while others say that it's not the greatest. The volume is loud and adequate for a flat-screen, but a sound bar or ARC is required. The ARC turns on my surround sound when I turn on the TV. However, some customers feel the sound level of an external playbar (ex: Sonos) without an HDMI is not adjustable, and the viewing angle and sound quality are not great.
"...- the audio is slightly better than average, the audio has a "speech" option which is good..." Read more
"...It's not like white noise, more like checkered lighter gray that dance and shift around...." Read more
"...First thing to talk about is that the sound it is overall pretty good, but I have noticed that during some movies that during quite scenes are..." Read more
"...There is quite a bit of ‘noise’ going on...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the remote. Some mention that it's awesome, has voice search, and even has a headphone jack. They say the remote has unique features, making it easy to watch TV. However, others say that it is terrible, unresponsive, and faulty.
"...Cons: Boomerang feet instead of pedestal.Remote: This is not a universal remote therefore to switch channels while in cable mode, you have to..." Read more
"...Roku remote is nice but wish you could customize the quick launch buttons, I don't use Hulu, Sling or Starz and I wish there was a quick scrolling..." Read more
"...Third, the remote has been draining batteries absurdly fast...." Read more
"...607 -- The upgraded remote was worth it for me...." Read more
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Fast forward couple of weeks, the TV is finally shipping. As customers began receiving their TVs, many of them seemed to be receiving defective units. Some units had severe backlight bleeding, some had clouding, some had flashlighting (all of which are fairly well explained on sites like Rtings.com, a website where they review popular consumer TVs), and some even had severe cracked screens or other frank damages. The major origins for first shipments of the set came from Georgia, and Fedex delivered the sets via ground shipping the entire way, even if the destination was all the way in California, so these damages were not completely surprising. Needless to say, I was prepared to receive a bad unit.
When the TV was finally delivered, there was a moderate sized puncture hole in one corner of the screen, as well as some tearing damage to some of the corners, but nothing too severe. By myself, I was able to unpackage the set slowly and safely. I opened up both ends of the box while having the set stay standing. Followed by removing the major packing component, which is a thick and sturdy cardboard, to loosen the packaging. After that, I was able to pull the box slowly from above revealing the set. Anytime I handled the TV, I paid special attention not to pinch the screen, and most of the pressure applied is at the bottom center of the set. I then placed the TV on a flat and cushioned surface facing up to install the columns, and slowly carried it to the top of my TV stand, all without too much trouble. I knew the bezel was fragile, so I made sure all my movements were gentle and planned out.
Setting up the TV itself was a breeze. You have heard the interface being awesome, and it really is. Fast response, intuitive and simple. I am pairing the TV up with my AV receiver Denon w1300x which was a breeze as well.
Colors are vibrant just as expected.
Gaming on the TV is a pleasure with its low input lag. There is an option to turn on "Game mode" which further improves the input lag to the incredible 1x ms range, but I never use it, as I don't do competitive gaming on TV/console. At 3x ms input lag, this set is perfectly fine for a great gaming experiencing with 4k HDR. Uncharted 4 looked absolutely stunning.
I don't have cable TV, but watching shows on this TV is a simple and enjoyable experience. You can search and download apps easily. I do recommend an Ethernet connection for streaming contents, as I personally cannot stand buffering. Roku offers 2 months of HBO NOW with the purchase of this TV, which I have activated and have been enjoyning. Fandango Now offers many movies and TV shows for rent for a reasonable price. Netflix and Amazon offer many 4k/HDR options as well.
I eventually came to testing backlight bleeding with the youtube BB testing video. With FALD turned completely off. I have moderate bleeding in the bottom left corner of my screen, and some mild bleeding in the other corners. However, with FALD turned on, these are not normally noticeable. The only times I've noticed any sort of bleeding outside of purposely testing for bleeding was when my AV receiver changes source. Movies with letterboxes are completely pitch black and non-distracting.
I do notice pretty significant reflection depending on my ambient lighting/contents on TV at any particular moment, which would be about the only gripe I have with my new TV.
Overall, I am very happy with this particular purchase. I was surprised that I got a 4k tv for less than half of what I was originally going to spend on a 55 inch screen. There appears to be some quality control issue with this first batch of shipment. If TCL sort this out, this will be the set I recommend to anyone currently in the market for a 4k TV.
Fast forward couple of weeks, the TV is finally shipping. As customers began receiving their TVs, many of them seemed to be receiving defective units. Some units had severe backlight bleeding, some had clouding, some had flashlighting (all of which are fairly well explained on sites like Rtings.com, a website where they review popular consumer TVs), and some even had severe cracked screens or other frank damages. The major origins for first shipments of the set came from Georgia, and Fedex delivered the sets via ground shipping the entire way, even if the destination was all the way in California, so these damages were not completely surprising. Needless to say, I was prepared to receive a bad unit.
When the TV was finally delivered, there was a moderate sized puncture hole in one corner of the screen, as well as some tearing damage to some of the corners, but nothing too severe. By myself, I was able to unpackage the set slowly and safely. I opened up both ends of the box while having the set stay standing. Followed by removing the major packing component, which is a thick and sturdy cardboard, to loosen the packaging. After that, I was able to pull the box slowly from above revealing the set. Anytime I handled the TV, I paid special attention not to pinch the screen, and most of the pressure applied is at the bottom center of the set. I then placed the TV on a flat and cushioned surface facing up to install the columns, and slowly carried it to the top of my TV stand, all without too much trouble. I knew the bezel was fragile, so I made sure all my movements were gentle and planned out.
Setting up the TV itself was a breeze. You have heard the interface being awesome, and it really is. Fast response, intuitive and simple. I am pairing the TV up with my AV receiver Denon w1300x which was a breeze as well.
Colors are vibrant just as expected.
Gaming on the TV is a pleasure with its low input lag. There is an option to turn on "Game mode" which further improves the input lag to the incredible 1x ms range, but I never use it, as I don't do competitive gaming on TV/console. At 3x ms input lag, this set is perfectly fine for a great gaming experiencing with 4k HDR. Uncharted 4 looked absolutely stunning.
I don't have cable TV, but watching shows on this TV is a simple and enjoyable experience. You can search and download apps easily. I do recommend an Ethernet connection for streaming contents, as I personally cannot stand buffering. Roku offers 2 months of HBO NOW with the purchase of this TV, which I have activated and have been enjoyning. Fandango Now offers many movies and TV shows for rent for a reasonable price. Netflix and Amazon offer many 4k/HDR options as well.
I eventually came to testing backlight bleeding with the youtube BB testing video. With FALD turned completely off. I have moderate bleeding in the bottom left corner of my screen, and some mild bleeding in the other corners. However, with FALD turned on, these are not normally noticeable. The only times I've noticed any sort of bleeding outside of purposely testing for bleeding was when my AV receiver changes source. Movies with letterboxes are completely pitch black and non-distracting.
I do notice pretty significant reflection depending on my ambient lighting/contents on TV at any particular moment, which would be about the only gripe I have with my new TV.
Overall, I am very happy with this particular purchase. I was surprised that I got a 4k tv for less than half of what I was originally going to spend on a 55 inch screen. There appears to be some quality control issue with this first batch of shipment. If TCL sort this out, this will be the set I recommend to anyone currently in the market for a 4k TV.
Amazon finally sent me a replacement unit and its in good shape with improved packaging. The last one shipped in just the TV box, this one had another box + bubble wrap. TCL also contacted me about a easy and more immediate replacement, but I just decided to wait it out as to not have to go without a TV.
Anyway, I'm incredibly happy with this TV, the picture is superb, especially for its price range. The only thing close is a vizio M, but it's also more expensive and seems a bit dimmer to me, this one also beats it in the gaming department with less lag vs the M which shocked me. The 2016 M had pretty decent input lag, but the 2017 took a real big step back and is up to about 38ms (As measured by rtings review). This one hums along at 15ms, making it one of the best if not the best that I know of.
Random thoughts
Forza Horizon 3 looks and plays great in HDR.
Try out some of those Youtube 4k-8k + HDR videos Those were my first real eye openers
Sadly my internet isn't good enough to subscribe to 4k netflix, but there was one particular scene in good 'ole 1080p during iron fist that really caught my eye, when he was sitting on Joy Meachum's front step with bright fruit, rose petals and candles, it looked incredible, the contrast was amazing.
I use vivid settings, tv on "brighter" mode and the separate brightness (in advanced settings) I usually leave 45-50 and I turn sharpness down to 10 and normal temperature, but its all preferences, just find what you like..
Oh and the Roku part of the TV is nice and fast. Never used one before and now I'm a big fan.
Thank you for the find my remote feature - a simple but great thing.
my nitpicks are
viewing angles for the perfect picture are pretty slim, but it's not a big issue and all VA panel TVs suffer the same.
Roku remote is nice but wish you could customize the quick launch buttons, I don't use Hulu, Sling or Starz and I wish there was a quick scrolling method. For example scrolling through all of Direct TV Now channels is a pretty slow process.
no FALD in gaming mode, still looks great, but fald should push it even further.
not a 120hz panel
Final Thoughts....
As long as this TV holds up over time TCL has made a big fan out of me. The closest TV to this one is probably a Vizio P which is almost twice the price and not even clearly better, you're probably looking to spend well over a grand to find something that can noticeably beat it. If they continue the P series next year with this same value as this one I hope to buy a 65" inch and stick this one in the bedroom and maybe even buy their 50" for another room.
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Arrived damaged, asking for an exchange, because I think I'll be happy with this TV once/if I get a good one. Not sure what caused it, but my TV looks like it has some kind of burned in lines on the right side that somewhat resembles a typical wifi signal icon, but turned sideways, with 2 real brown marks, that look exactly like a heat source would have been held to it, but I guess it's just a rough transit or something/many things laid more heavily on that side.
I don't appear to have much backlight bleed, if any. 4K youtube videos look incredible even @ 1080p
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2017
Amazon finally sent me a replacement unit and its in good shape with improved packaging. The last one shipped in just the TV box, this one had another box + bubble wrap. TCL also contacted me about a easy and more immediate replacement, but I just decided to wait it out as to not have to go without a TV.
Anyway, I'm incredibly happy with this TV, the picture is superb, especially for its price range. The only thing close is a vizio M, but it's also more expensive and seems a bit dimmer to me, this one also beats it in the gaming department with less lag vs the M which shocked me. The 2016 M had pretty decent input lag, but the 2017 took a real big step back and is up to about 38ms (As measured by rtings review). This one hums along at 15ms, making it one of the best if not the best that I know of.
Random thoughts
Forza Horizon 3 looks and plays great in HDR.
Try out some of those Youtube 4k-8k + HDR videos Those were my first real eye openers
Sadly my internet isn't good enough to subscribe to 4k netflix, but there was one particular scene in good 'ole 1080p during iron fist that really caught my eye, when he was sitting on Joy Meachum's front step with bright fruit, rose petals and candles, it looked incredible, the contrast was amazing.
I use vivid settings, tv on "brighter" mode and the separate brightness (in advanced settings) I usually leave 45-50 and I turn sharpness down to 10 and normal temperature, but its all preferences, just find what you like..
Oh and the Roku part of the TV is nice and fast. Never used one before and now I'm a big fan.
Thank you for the find my remote feature - a simple but great thing.
my nitpicks are
viewing angles for the perfect picture are pretty slim, but it's not a big issue and all VA panel TVs suffer the same.
Roku remote is nice but wish you could customize the quick launch buttons, I don't use Hulu, Sling or Starz and I wish there was a quick scrolling method. For example scrolling through all of Direct TV Now channels is a pretty slow process.
no FALD in gaming mode, still looks great, but fald should push it even further.
not a 120hz panel
Final Thoughts....
As long as this TV holds up over time TCL has made a big fan out of me. The closest TV to this one is probably a Vizio P which is almost twice the price and not even clearly better, you're probably looking to spend well over a grand to find something that can noticeably beat it. If they continue the P series next year with this same value as this one I hope to buy a 65" inch and stick this one in the bedroom and maybe even buy their 50" for another room.
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Arrived damaged, asking for an exchange, because I think I'll be happy with this TV once/if I get a good one. Not sure what caused it, but my TV looks like it has some kind of burned in lines on the right side that somewhat resembles a typical wifi signal icon, but turned sideways, with 2 real brown marks, that look exactly like a heat source would have been held to it, but I guess it's just a rough transit or something/many things laid more heavily on that side.
I don't appear to have much backlight bleed, if any. 4K youtube videos look incredible even @ 1080p