As great as the best TVs are, they often don't look their best right out of the box. If you've recently purchased a new TCL TV, or even if you've had one for a while, adjusting the following settings ...
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The Rubik's Cube is a timeless toy that needs no introduction, and TCL's latest portable projector, the PlayCube, is inspired by its design. Specifically, the side of the projector can be twisted like ...
The best TCL TVs include affordable QD-Mini LED models with great home theater performance, as well as an entry-level LED ...
This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. It was clear in the run up to the recent (Jan 6-9) CES in Las Vegas that when it came to TVs ...
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“750 lumens sounds decent” - That moment the daylight test didn’t fail
TCL’s PlayCube looks like a toy, but it’s actually one of the most practical portable projector designs in years. The hinge lets it swivel and project instantly without needing a tripod, awkward stand ...
When LG introduced the 88-inch Z9, it became the face of 8K OLED innovation – a rare product that combined cutting-edge self-emissive technology with a linear ...
In case you missed this epic deal during Black Friday, it’s back. The TCL T7 is back on sale for just $499. That’s $200 off its regular price, and a pretty nice discount for a TV that was announced ...
TVs tend to stick out in our living rooms, and when they're turned off, they're basically just big black rectangles staring back at us. Not exactly décor-friendly. That's the problem Samsung set out ...
If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to upgrade your living room setup, the TCL QM8K just landed one of its best deals of the season. The 85″ model is down to $1,997 (reg. $2,699), and the 98″ ...
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