55-Inch Class QLED 4K Smart TV, Ultra-Slim Mural TV, 144Hz, HDR, Art Mode w/AI Art, Wide Color Gamut, Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, Google Assistant Voice Remote(55F75, 2025 Model)

This TV completely exceeded my expectations! The picture quality is sharp and vibrant, with rich colors and great contrast—especially impressive when watching movies or sports. The built-in Roku system runs smoothly and is super easy to use. Streaming apps like Netflix and YouTube load quickly with no lag. The sound is also pretty good for everyday use. I’m using it in my living room, and the 55-inch size is perfect. Overall, this TV offers amazing value for the price. Highly recommended!

A large Google Device by TLC, Instructions so minor you can't read them. Additionally, they should note on the mounting template for a 65" TV that the dotted lines are for a 55" TV, and the installed apps should be easier to remove. Other than these issues, it looks good.

I think it’s great for the quality. The refresh rate is top knotch so I’m glad. I originally thought I was buying a Sonny because we are a Sony only family but I kept it because of the price and how affordable it was in comparison to a Sony with a refresh rate that was not doable for us and the price was the same as this one or more.

I have 2 Samsung frame TVs mounted in my office, living room and secondary bedroom. I decided to get another for my other secondary so my guests could have a tv while they visited. Having read favorable reviews, i thought I’d try this TCL sub brand as it was cheaper and reviews mentioned its picture quality was equal or superior.Pros: cheaper, thinner and mounts even more flush to the wall than the frame tv. Picture quality also seems decent at first glanceArt mode is free, no subscription- but see belowCons: No “one connect box” means all wires connect directly to the tv - you’ll need to get all the wires plugged in and hidden away before mounting which is a pain relative to the one connect box on the frame tvArt mode sucks - it doesnt automatically default into the art mode when not in use like the frame tv. More importantly, you cant choose a specific artwork or frame it - it just cycles every few minutes through a random set of paintings or photos. One of the great things about the frame tv is you can set a perfect photo or painting that fits with the theme of your room, but this is impossible with this one. This is by far the biggest flaw with this tv, and in hindsight i wish id just spent the couple hundred bucks more for the frame tv.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Shipped so fast, light and so easy to assemble it. A very clear unboxing guidance on the box. This brand is under TCL, picture quality is awesome, sounds quality is great! Btw, easy to setup, it is a good choice!

Super thin. Very easy to set up. I love it!

I really like the TV and its a great competitor to Samsung's Frame. For this price I would choose it over the Frame any day.The only drawback is that there is a infrared sensor on the bottom of the tv for the remote. That tiny sensor sticks out just a bit and ruins the illusion that there is a piece of framed art on your wall.

The TV came with the main TV screen, a wall mount kit, feet for standalone mounting, power cable, remote, and manuals.I put the feet on for testing and to keep the TV safe while I took down my old TV and installed the new wall mount. The feet work fine, and keep the tv plenty sturdy.I intended to wall mount the TV, and the install was relatively simple (other than the need for 2 people to lift the TV and put it on the mount, but that is for any big TV). The wall mount templates and necessary hardware were all included.I love how thin this TV is, and how flat it lays against the wall. While thicker than a standard picture frame (not TV, its not by much.The Art Mode and other features of this TV make feel like a competitor to another well known brand's Frame TV. I happen to have a Frame TV, and I would compare the two as follows:- This TV is a few hundred dollars less than the Frame TV, for the same picture size- I like the colors more on this TV, but I like the matte screen finish on the Frame for bright/well lit areas (the iFFALCON has a glossy screen).- The Frame has a one cable setup (only one small cable goes to the TV for power/video/etc.) and everything plugs into the receiver box. The iFFALCON TV has all connections on the back of the TV (like most televisions). While the Frame comes out ahead in sleek design, if you lose or damage the Frame receiver box/proprietary cable, the TV is worthless. For this reason, even if less streamlined, I like this TV better.- Both TV's will mount directly to the wall (without a pull out mount taking up extra space).- While most people will use a soundbar or theater system, the built in speakers were the best I have experienced in a TV. Much better than the Frame audio.The TV comes with Google TV built in. With this - you can easily add your own streaming apps, cast to the TV from another device, and more. The remote is easy to use and responsive, but a little big (long) for my taste. It will be a good backup remote, but because the TV supports HDMI ARC - I can control the power and input of the TV via my Google TV Streamer remote.Overall, I am very happy with this TV. It has a very good picture, and has the quality of more expensive models at a budget price. After using the TV for a little while, I would have no problems buying a iFFALCON brand TV in the future. Just FYI, the pictures with the lights around the TV were not included.