With advanced Hands-Free voice control combined to Google Assistant, TCL's Android TV makes life smart and simple.

The sound on the TCL 6-Series is perfectly acceptable. You won't hear the fine details in classical music or the spacious soundstage of a 5.1 surround system, but you won't have any complaints about the volume level either. Despite not being incredibly slim, the nearly bezel-less design of the TV is fairly versatile. The legs of the TV can either be placed close together to fit on a smaller table or stand, or can be attached to the outside corners of the TV to give it some more stability. Imagine sitting in a theatre, watching curtains to be unveiled and actors stepping in. A spellbinding scene is right in front of you -- that's exactly what you will see with Dolby Vision. More than bringing theatre home, you are in the theatre. TCL is a well-known brand in the world of televisions, and the TCL 55C635K is one of its latest offerings. This television boasts a 55-inch QLED screen with 4K Ultra HD resolution and smart TV functionality. In this review, we will take a closer look at this television’s technology, features, design, picture quality, and sound quality. TechnologyLeveraging from TCL's latest technology of DLG (Dual Line Gate), content auto-adjust function brings a higher refresh rate and a super low latency than ever before. A much smoother gaming experience is at your fingertip. The TCL 55C635K is compatible with various devices and services, including Apple AirPlay and Chromecast. This allows users to stream content directly from their Apple or Android devices to the TV. Smart Features

Plenty of TV to keep the whole house happy. The nation's most popular TV platform offers an impressive 30,000+ hours of TV, all for free. The C93, C83 and C73 Series all use the new Ai PQ2.0 processor, using Deep Learning with Super Resolution upscaling. Subtitles and audio description information displayed on electronic programme guide more info panel TCL C635 is a 4K TV provides outstanding image quality and excellent audio effect with the help of Quantum Dot and ONKYO sound system. It definitely fits all you want for a brilliant TV. But the killer punch here is the super easy, fast, convenient user experience benefits from Google TV system. Now, Wake up your personalized Google TV C635 by simply ‘OK Google!’, your amazing smart TV trip starts.It’s better to have 1440p/120fps gameplay than 1080p/60, obviously, but it would be nice if TCL used HDMI 2.1 to get the full benefits of the spec. Sound The TCL 55C635K comes with a remote control that is easy to use and features dedicated buttons for popular streaming services. The remote is also compatible with Google Assistant and Alexa, allowing users to control the TV with their voice. The TCL 55C635K does not come with a One Connect Box. One Connect Box is a feature that allows users to connect all of their external devices, such as gaming consoles and streaming devices, to a single box that connects to the TV. This reduces cable clutter and makes it easier to switch between devices. However, the TCL 55C635K has multiple HDMI ports and other connectivity options, allowing users to connect their devices directly to the TV. One that won’t be made familiar to everyone, the RC630K is a UK-exclusive QLED running Roku TV that is likely to be available from September (or shortly thereafter). It has many of the same features as the C635, including HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, along with the Onkyo sound system, albeit using Dolby Audio rather than Atmos, but there are a few other notable differences.

The TCL 55C635K does not use MicroLED technology. MicroLED displays offer better brightness and contrast than traditional LED displays and are more energy efficient. However, MicroLED displays are still relatively new and expensive and have yet to be widely available. Percentage luminance drop at 35 degree horizontal angle from the centre of the screen with 100% white output Equally Bezel Less and also slightly slimmer than the norm at 30mm, the C835 is another impressive contender that gives you some serious value-for-money considerations. At the time of writing, the 75-inch model wasn’t lined up for a UK release, but we’ll keep you posted if anything changes. Size / Model (UK) It is also the last of the models to share the same Google Smart TV platform in the UK as it does with its European counterparts, along with support for Apple HomeKit, Matter and Miracast (plus the more common TCL Home, Apple AirPlay 2, Chromecast and Google Assistant/Alexa companions. The smaller 43 and 50-inch models, along with the super-sized 85 and 98-inch are not yet prepped for the UK market but that could well change a little later down the line. But even if your size options are limited by your home region, the C735 still has the capacity to offer great value for money. Size / Model (UK)The C735 boasts the same enhanced Ai PQ2.0 processor with Deep Learning, and also the use of a Quantum Dot filter, but not the same kind of upgrades to brightness or its audio system. It still offers a 144Hz native resolution, plus the full set of HDR support as the Mini LEDs, and the likes of ‘Ultra’ anti-reflection, Motion Clarity Supreme, Adaptive Picture and the Ultra-Wide viewing angle. It is also the last model in this list to come with Game Master Pro, Game Bar functionality and FreeSync Premium, so if you want the best gaming platform then this might be your best ‘cheapest’ option.

If you are looking for a TV that provides excellent picture quality and a range of features at an affordable price, the TCL 55C635K is a great choice. However, consider other higher-end models if you want a TV with more advanced features or better sound quality. Additionally, if you prefer OLED or MicroLED technology, there may be better choices than this TV.The C835 does also have an enhanced audio system, with a 2.1 Onkyo sound system using down-firing 3-way speakers, along with a built-in woofer also offering support for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, along with Adaptive Sound. It also comes with all of the other compatibility and accessibility features of the C935 using the same Google TV platform but with the added option of a 55-inch model. Likely to echo much of the P635 features, the RP630K is set to be a UK-exclusive TV that is currently expected some time later in the year. As with the RC630K, it will be a Roku TV including FreeView Play and all the usual suspects at your disposal (subscriptions pending of course). You’ll still be able to access the likes of Google Home and chat with Alexa if you wish, but Google Photos won’t be an option in Ambient mode. The TCL 55C635K is available in a 55-inch size option, a popular size for home entertainment setups. However, TCL offers other size options for those who prefer a smaller or larger display. This allows users to choose the size that best fits their needs and preferences.