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TCL is the anti-OLED TV brand, focusing on making the best QLEDs possible without crossing the boundary to OLEDs, which become much more expensive. The Q651G is the budget version of the QM7, which I did a hands-on review of . This more affordable model came out in 2024 and shares many of the specs and features that make the QM7 one of the best QLED TVs in value on the market. You can get the huge 98-inch version for $1,498 (originally $2,999.99) after a 50% discount, and the 65-inch is also well priced at $399.99 (originally $549.99) in case you don’t have the wall space for a 98-inch TV.
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What you’re giving up compared to the QM7 is a lower refresh rate with 60Hz (unless you get the 98-inch, which comes with 120Hz refresh rate), no local dimming, and no HDMI 2.1 bandwidth. These sacrifices can be fine if you don’t even know what they do. If you’re a gamer, know that you can still get 1440p at 120Hz with VRR thanks to the Game Accelerator 120 feature that comes with the TV. You still get DTS audio support, Dolby Atmos, HDR Pro+, and Dolby Vision, which are great features not every TV at these price ranges offer.
The TV comes with the same Google OS, which I personally love—it means you can cast your phone using the Chromecast feature and use voice controls, and the TV comes with a bunch of streaming apps.
