The TCL Six Series Television: A New Era of Excellence
As we gaze upon the TCL six series television, it's hard not to feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. This brand-new 4k UHD TV is set to hit the market in 2018, and based on what I've seen so far, it's shaping up to be one of the most impressive TVs of the year. If you've been following my TV coverage, you'll know that I've had the pleasure of reviewing some truly outrageous pieces of technology - from massive 146-inch wall TVs to cutting-edge 8k OLED sets.
But amidst all the hype and excitement, it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters: a great TV that most people can actually afford. One that offers excellent performance without breaking the bank. That's where the TCL six series comes in - a TV that promises to deliver just that. And if you've been following my TV reviews throughout 2017, you'll know that I was blown away by the TCL P Series from last year.
The TCL P Series was the sleeper hit of the year, offering outstanding color accuracy and an impressive array of features at an unbeatable price point. The 55-inch version of this television even managed to come in at $649 retail, making it a true bargain for those who wanted high-quality TV without sacrificing their budget. So what's remarkable about the six series? Well, TCL had to make a pivot decision in 2017, originally planning to release a 65-inch version of the P Series.
However, the company decided to improve the TCL six series line instead, bringing out new 55- and 65-inch models with even better performance specs. The 55-inch model boasts an impressive 92 zones of local dimming, while the 65-inch model takes it up a notch with more zones than that. And let me tell you, this TV looks stunning - its gorgeous metal casing, slim bezel, and simple metallic stands make it a true showstopper.
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to review this TV on the floor at CES, which is always a challenge when trying to get a sense of a TV's performance. But from just glancing at it, I can tell you that it looks every bit as good as the 2017 P Series, and I have no doubt that it will turn out to be even better under rigorous testing once we get our hands on it.
As for pricing, TCL hasn't announced anything yet - but based on history, we know that these TVs are going to be some of the most cost-competitive options on the market. So if you're looking forward to buying a TV in 2018, I'd say keep an eye out for the six series. It's shaping up to be one of the best TV releases of the year, and I have no doubt that it will deliver on its promises.
For all the latest news and reviews from CES, be sure to check out our coverage at Digital Trends dot-com/slash CES. And if you want to stay up-to-date with my own TV reviews and coverage, keep checking back with me - I'll be sharing all of my thoughts and opinions on the TCL six series once we get our hands on it.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enright now you are looking at the TCL six series television a brand-new 4k UHD TV available in 2018 now if you've been following my TV coverage so far you've seen some absolutely outrageous stuff you've seen one hundred and forty six inch wall TV from one manufacturer you've seen 8k OLED 85 8k this that the other those things are very exciting they're very huge they think of the future don't they but they're not exactly very practical what about a really excellent TV that most of us can actually afford one which offers really excellent performance that's the TCL six series now if you've been following my TV reviews throughout 2017 you know that the TCL P Series from 2017 was the sleeper hit of the year it absolutely blew me away with its color accuracy 72 local dimming zones of full array back light it was totally unexpected and not only that but the 55 inch version of this television came in at 6:50 at retail when it came out and you could even buy it for less than that so what's remarkable about the six series well TCL had to make a pivot decision in 2017 they were originally going to say that the P series would come out in a 65 inch version as well that did not end up happening but the reason why is because they already had plans to improve the TCL six series line bringing out a 55 and a 65 inch version with even better performance specs this has 92 zones in the 55 inch model and even more than that for the 65 inch model and it's not a cheap looking TV it has an absolutely gorgeous metal casing it's got a slim bezel top bottom and sides and very simple stated metallic stands on the bottom now I can't review this TV on the floor at CES it's the worst place ever to try and gauge the TV's performance but I can tell you just from glancing at it is every bit as good as the 2017 P series and I expect that it's going to turn out to be even better under rigorous testing once we get to review this thing now they're not talking about pricing nobody ever does they'll say praying you know march/april maybe for availability is a typical timeframe for these TVs to come out they don't talk about price but we already know from history that they're going to be some of the most cost competitive TVs on the market so if you want to be excited about a TV you can actually buy in 2018 I'm calling it for the TCL six series now visit Digital Trends dot-com for slash CES for all of our CES coverage including all of our TV reviews and keep checking back with Digital Trends for our full review of this TVright now you are looking at the TCL six series television a brand-new 4k UHD TV available in 2018 now if you've been following my TV coverage so far you've seen some absolutely outrageous stuff you've seen one hundred and forty six inch wall TV from one manufacturer you've seen 8k OLED 85 8k this that the other those things are very exciting they're very huge they think of the future don't they but they're not exactly very practical what about a really excellent TV that most of us can actually afford one which offers really excellent performance that's the TCL six series now if you've been following my TV reviews throughout 2017 you know that the TCL P Series from 2017 was the sleeper hit of the year it absolutely blew me away with its color accuracy 72 local dimming zones of full array back light it was totally unexpected and not only that but the 55 inch version of this television came in at 6:50 at retail when it came out and you could even buy it for less than that so what's remarkable about the six series well TCL had to make a pivot decision in 2017 they were originally going to say that the P series would come out in a 65 inch version as well that did not end up happening but the reason why is because they already had plans to improve the TCL six series line bringing out a 55 and a 65 inch version with even better performance specs this has 92 zones in the 55 inch model and even more than that for the 65 inch model and it's not a cheap looking TV it has an absolutely gorgeous metal casing it's got a slim bezel top bottom and sides and very simple stated metallic stands on the bottom now I can't review this TV on the floor at CES it's the worst place ever to try and gauge the TV's performance but I can tell you just from glancing at it is every bit as good as the 2017 P series and I expect that it's going to turn out to be even better under rigorous testing once we get to review this thing now they're not talking about pricing nobody ever does they'll say praying you know march/april maybe for availability is a typical timeframe for these TVs to come out they don't talk about price but we already know from history that they're going to be some of the most cost competitive TVs on the market so if you want to be excited about a TV you can actually buy in 2018 I'm calling it for the TCL six series now visit Digital Trends dot-com for slash CES for all of our CES coverage including all of our TV reviews and keep checking back with Digital Trends for our full review of this TV\n"
