TCL 50CF630K 126cm (50 inch) QLED Fire TV (4K Ultra HD, HDR 10+, Dolby Vision & Atmos, Smart TV, Game Master, 60Hz Motion clarity, Press & Ask Alexa), Black

At first i thought there was something wrong with the TV, after filtering all the instructions on running it in i want able to watch anything in amazon, Netflix or YouTube. Despite the home screen showing on all of the above apps it just wouldn't play, in the end out of frustration i turned it off, when i turned it back in everything was working great, so if you're having the same problem remember once you've tuned it in make sure you turn it off then on again to complete the running, it doesn't mention this in the very limited instructions. I've now had the TV for three weeks and i couldn't be happier, i turned the back-light to 100%, this ensures you get excellent colours and really dark/ black areas, best picture quality I've had on a telly. The inbuilt speakers are also top quality, they are so good I've not connected my soundbar (TV is in main bedroom). For the money you pay for this you can't go wrong, fantastic value for money.

This is exactly what i needed for my new office looks so good! Pros - Amazing picture quality - Really small bezel which gives it a modern look - Included tv legs are sleek and non invasive - Easy to mount to a wall bracket - Easy to set up and get going - Great picture quality out of the box - The user interface is nice and clean and easy to navigate - No need to buy a fire stick as it is intergrated - all ports on the back of the tv are facing towards the side of the tv so if you are mounting close to a wall this won't be an issue - Included remote is very nice, it is an adaptive fire stick remote with extra controls - Voice control on the remote makes it even easier to navigate and search things Cons - The audio although not bad does lack some depth but this may be more clear to myself as I usually watch media through wireless surround sound headphones (this won't be an issue if you are hooking up to a soundbar or headphones as also has audio optical port) - Although fire TV user interface is my preferred choice as it is nice and clean this may not suit everyone

I just bought the 50" version in the Black Friday sale and I have to say I was a bit sceptical on how good it would be for this low price. Picture first; after playing around with the picture for over a week and turning off some of the noise cancelling I think I pretty much have it almost there and now the picture quality is impressive for the price. Great colours and as long as you select the correct mode: Sport, Game, Movie etc then once tweaked its very good. However, I have noticed that the picture starts to fade when you move out of the direct viewing angle which is a bit disappointing (hence 1 star deducted). Sound: I have mine through a amp so can't really comment. I use mine as an Internet TV so no aerial connected. The apps all work well I have Prime, Disney+, Netflix, BBC iPlayer and then I found the first big issue. There is no ITV Hub App in the APP store (soon to be ITVX which you may have already on your mobile phone). Yes there is Freeeview Play which has ITV Hub embedded but no live TV only catch-up on this APP. I looked on the ITV Hub website and saw that ITV Hub is not supported on older devices - one being the TCL 6 Series. Hmm not good on a brand new TV. To get around the problem I plugged my 4K Firestick in the back from my old TV and hey ho I have it back but plugging a Firestick into a Fire TV is not a good answer - one star deducted. I have posted a question on Amazon but not got a reply as yet. So in conclusion a good value TV with a good picture once you mess around with it a bit. My biggest worry is the software and will it be updated to keep up with APP updates like ITVX; I hope so or this TV may have to go back as I don't want to have to plug other devices into it to get the basics. UPDATE: I can now confirm ITVX is available and works well.

Absolutely brilliant - the best TV I've ever bought and hold it's own when compared to TV' two and three times as much. I think I only paid £345 for this TV - I mean a few years ago I paid twice that for a TV with a much smaller screen and much less facilities. The picture quality is good out of the box and I haven't had to adjust it. The sound quality is good and not tinny like some Budget TVs. The fact that this is a Fire TV is a bonus. The remote control is easy to use and has an audio function to select TV channels by speech. The TV was easy to set up and I have enjoyed watching it over the past few months since I purchased it through Amazon.

TV is fine, good specs for the price, however the one I received is faulty and won’t let me play any Amazon prime videos. Amazon have offered a refund on return, however I bought this in the prime day sale and if I am refunded, I will now have to pay more for a TV of the same spec, and be without until it arrives. So now I am left with an Amazon TV, through which I cannot access Amazon prime video - a faulty product and unable to use a monthly service I am paying for. DO NOT BUY. I think these were in the sale knowingly to get rid of faulty stock - they have also said they cannot do a direct replacement as they are now mysteriously out of stock. Told to contact manufacturer who said this was Amazons problem, just awful customer service from both parties!

I was worried when I made this purchase after reading some reviews. But with first impressions I am amazed with it. Crisp colourful picture and decent sound for TV speakers. I won't be using it for ariel viewing, but the apps work fine, and the 4 hdmi inputs work perfectly for new and old gaming systems. I had an issue with the remote and struggled to get the initial setup setup working as a result. But it was simply dead batteries supplied with the TV. New batteries are a must. However, although early days it's value for money.