The TV has narrow, almost non-existent bezels that let your eyes stay on the video, not a plastic frame.

A glossy panel on the back helps it look less like an electronic hulk but even so I wouldn’t place it in the middle of the room. TCL has added quite a few thoughtful elements in the TCL 6-Series QLED Roku TV. I really like Roku products because they work exactly as they are supposed to and everyone from kids to seniors are able to use it without detailed directions. Roku is the OS and interface for the TCL 6-Series and this interface is easy to navigate, it’s easy on the eyes and it runs trouble free. One of the things about this TV I was happy about was the operating system. In moments I was ready to watch one of the many streaming channels including Netflix, Apple TV, YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+ and more.

Attach the feet with the included screws if you’re not wall mounting, plug it in, turn it on and connect to your home’s Wi-Fi. I’ll tell you all about my time with the TV here. I recently had the opportunity to test and review the 55” TCL 6-series 4K QLED Roku TV Model 55R635-CA and the TCL Alto 6+ Sound bar and subwoofer in my home over several weeks. TCL is a fairly new brand to Canada and aside from smartphones they recently released like t he TCL 10 Pro which I reviewed, they have some pretty interesting TVs on the market. With the COVID-19 pandemic keeping most of us at home a lot more now than ever, the time has never been better to upgrade your TV. But over the last few years, 4K TVs have fallen in price, expanded in size and become smarter and more versatile than ever. You could say I thought, ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it’.

I’m one of those people who went about a decade before starting to think about buying a new TV.

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