Fortunately, that's the review sample we received from TCL as well. However, right now only the 55-inch P Series is available for purchase (it's the only one that even has a price), and is the only model with specifications listed.
They're also "Roku TVs," meaning that when you use one, you get all the features/content of the popular, standalone Roku player included as software. The three TVs in TCL's P Series theoretically share identical specs: each features 4K resolution, HDR/Dolby Vision compatibility, and a wider color space through the use of advanced color phosphors. TCL's P Series is available in three screen sizes: While there are a few blemishes that more invested videophiles may want to know about, the P Series sends a clear message: TCL has arrived.
What's more, the built-in Roku experience was as simple and effective as ever. It aced our tests via great contrast, accurate colors, smooth motion, and a great HDR showcase. Yowza!Īt $649, the 55-inch model is an incredible value. For TV nerds, these sets also use a version of full-array local dimming that TCL calls "contrast control zones," with 72 dimming zones. TCL's P Series-available in 50, 55, and 65 inch sizes-checks off all the right boxes: 4K resolution, HDR-compatibility (with Dolby Vision), and a built-in Roku smart platform. The P Series is a prime example of TCL borrowing liberally from Vizio's playbook, providing a ton of cutting-edge features for a low, low price-heck, even the name of the series is kinda copied from Vizio.
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