TCL 65″ C755 QD-Mini LED 4K TV

TCL 65″ C755 QD-Mini LED 4K TV – Exceptional Picture, Elite Performance

Upgrade your home entertainment with the TCL 65″ C755 QD-Mini LED 4K TV — a premium display engineered for stunning visuals, lifelike colors, and smooth performance. Combining Quantum Dot technology with Mini LED backlighting, the C755 delivers remarkable brightness, precise contrast control, and a wide color gamut for a truly cinematic experience.

Key Features & Specs

• Display & Performance

  • Mini‑LED backlighting with ~512 local dimming zones offering strong contrast control.

  • Peak HDR brightness: ~1300 nits (HDR10 10 % window); typical panel depth 6,000:1

  • QD‑enhanced color: ~96 % DCI‑P3 gamut, Quantum Dot layer (though some dispute actual usage)

• Processing & HDR

  • AiPQ/Pentonic‑700 AI processor with Ai‑Color, Ai‑Contrast, and Ai‑Clarity enhancements

  • Supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10, HDR10+, and HLG

• Gaming Features

  • HDMI 2.1 (two ports, one eARC), 144 Hz native VRR, up to 240 Hz DLG, FreeSync Premium Pro, ALLM, Game Master Pro 2.0

  • Input lag ~13 ms (even better ~8 ms at 4K/120)

• Audio & OS

  • 2×15 W speakers with Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual‑X; Onkyo-branded 50 W Hi‑Fi speakers in larger sizes

  • Powered by Google TV (Android 12), includes Google Assistant & Chromecast built‑in Connectivity

  • 3×HDMI (2×2.1), 3×USB (including USB 3.0), LAN, Bluetooth 5.0/5.2, Wi‑Fi 5/6, optical audio output, CI slot, AV input.

Strengths

• Outstanding HDR & contrast – Mini‑LED and local dimming deliver vivid, punchy visuals with excellent management of bright and dark areas

• Excellent gaming performance – High refresh rates (144 Hz), adaptive VRR, and low input lag make it great for next-gen console/PC gaming

• Rich Smart TV experience – Fast and responsive Google TV interface with ample app support and hands‑free voice control

Considerations

• Black uniformity / clouding – Some users report mild clouding, banding, or uniformity issues in dark scenes; common in VA panels with demanding backlighting

• Factory calibration – Out-of-the-box color and white-balance may require adjustment for more natural tones.

• Motion handling – A few owners mention motion blur or artifacts in fast-moving content (sports, action movies); motion settings tweaks usually help.

• Firmware and interface quirks – Some reports of slight sluggishness in app loading, boot-up, and occasional bugs in TCL’s firmware.

Tips if You Buy

1. Run a calibration – Adjust white balance, hue, and turn down aggressive color presets.

2. Fine-tune motion settings – Turn on game-specific settings, VRR, and experiment with MEMC.

3. Check panel uniformity ASAP – Test gray screens and dark scenes quickly to claim return/exchange if needed.

4. Use external audio – While speakers are decent, a soundbar or external setup boosts immersion.