TCL 75S546

Bottom line, this TV has been a bit glitchy and laggy. I ran the software updates, it's connected via ethernet, so it's not hurting for bandwidth, and...

It only has a 60Hz panel though, so for extremely smooth and responsive higher refresh rate gaming it isn't a good choice. Speaking of gaming, this TV...

Viewing habits - Mostly sports (day time NFL and PGA), some streaming at night (Hulu, Netflix, YouTube), I watch the occasional movie and play video games but I'm not a graphics/detail guy. What I value - Being able to watch sports on a sunny weekend with minimal glare, the TV not looking to small on a large wall, longevity, HDMI connections (might have consoles, PC, streaming devices all connecting to it) and obviously picture. If I had two TV's side by side I could probably tell you which one has the better picture but if you asked me about the picture on my current 65" JVC EM65FTR from 7 years ago I would say it's fantastic. With that being said how much worse is the picture of the 86" LG I was originally looking at Vs. these 75" budget options (that aren't really recommended) : Vizio 75MQ7-J, TCL 75S546 Vs. this TV that was recommended Vizio P75Q9-J.

It's a good overall budget-friendly TV that comes with the Google TV smart platform, which has a ton of apps available to download. The interface is user-friendly, and the built-in mic on the remote allows you to use Google Assistant to open apps or change inputs, making it easier to watch your favorite content.

It's a good TV with a few features to please most people, and while we tested the 65 inch version, the results are also valid for the 75 inch model. It comes with Google TV as its smart interface, which is easy to use, and you have a ton of apps you can download through the Google Play Store.

It's a good overall TV that performs well in dark and bright room environments.