I Bought the CHEAPEST 65" TV from Walmart vs Best Buy!

[@FishBeeProductions]

UPDATE: I unplugged the Onn roku tv while it was turned on for a few minutes to try to reset things, took out the batteries on the remote and kept hitting all the buttons and now it seems to work fine surprisingly. I'm guessing just unplugging the tv while turned on may have reset things so that's something you may want to try if you have a similar problem with your roku remote.

[@NRoss-bg6tq]

Go in your main settings go to system and then do factory reset

[@Digitaldemon85]

The onn TV power cable isn't built in it just has a door over it. At least the one I had did

[@thehappyhermit01]

I bought the TCL 65" Roku TV during Black Friday for $228. It was marked down $150, as it was regularly $378. No problems and the quality of the picture is excellent. Setup was easy and fast.

[@ryancampbell955]

About 3 years ago, I found a 55 inch Samsung QLED TV on sale for $300. Regular price what only $600-700. It's a fantastic looking TV with rich, vibrant colors, and some of the blackest blacks I've seen on a non-OLED. You really don't need to spend over $1,000 to get a nice quality TV. Heck, I probably wouldn't spend over $600. Tech is getting so good, that even these cheaper TVs should really be good enough for most people.

[@FishBeeProductions]

true

[@Stompinwind]

I got a 379 65 in samsung from Walmart just this week perfect value no software issues nice software free 450 stations too

[@pauli6043]

@@ryancampbell955 That is crazy cheap. My 2021 Samsung Q60 55" was like $649 and has been excellent. All my others have been Insignias and are good, just not the same as Samsung

[@MylesTech]

TCL is definitely the better tv

[@masamasa1815]

So about 6 years ago I bought an expensive 4k UHD Samsung TV back when 4k still was impressive. Overtime that TV has developed some light bleed and some weird red rash that can be seen on bright colored screens. Around the same time I purchased 2 Hisense 58 inch TVs that were right around 250$ each one for my office and one for my wife and myself bedroom. The Hisense TVS have horrible speakers so both need sound bars but to this day not only are both TV'S still perfect but the picture and color are also better then my expensive Samsung and the Hisense TV's are also 4K UHD. I've heard it all, they are going to fail, they can't be repaired because they are glued together so on and so forth but as of this moment I will simply never buy an expensive TV again. You don't get what you pay for .

[@garatobra2504]

The TCL is a much better reliable TV the the ONN. Please let us know which one break down first. We can wait.

[@FishBeeProductions]

what if its years from now though?

[@josephcontreras8930]

​@@FishBeeProductionsI guess that's why oled tvs are not so super expensive nowadays...

[@rking3724]

@@FishBeeProductions It will be more like months, maybe weeks.

[@jaykoerner]

​@@rking3724 They've been selling that same onn TV for at least 3 years I've had mine for about two and a half and it works fine(absolutely hate Roku part though), onn is just a name thrown on white label goods and as far as I can tell element is the one who makes Walmart TVs, but I don't expect good quality from a budget TCL TV either(TCL is actually one of the few TVs of I've had fail, but an anecdote is only proof of an anecdote)

[@katherinelangford981]

I bought and returned 4, TCL 55"/50" TVs. All came with 30-40 dead pixels, clumped together, upon opening. 1st was 55", then I went with 50" ones as they were sold out of 55" when I returned it. I do not consider TCL a good or decent TV anymore. I'd now try an ONN TV over every trying a TCL again.

[@richh650]

A major problem with almost all new TV's now, is they have become so thin and enclosed without proper cooling, they can no longer properly dissipate the heat the TV creates. This causes their overall lifespan to be lessened. I am sure the manufacturers know this and welcome shorter lifespans. Funny how no reviewers seem to understand this or ever call it out.

[@SteveO95]

I've had an LG C9 for 5 years now,thin as a credit card, no issues ever. I would never buy anything but lg,samsung or sony.

[@blue03r6]

​@@SteveO95cross Samsung off. Ive had too much of their stuff fail i wont buy their stuff

[@Mike-t5r9q]

I believe it because I have a 2018 55" Toshiba 4k tv for 6 years now and it's still going strong other then little bit of burn in but nothing crazy that I have to go buy a new tv and I don't see it breaking down anytime soon so I'm sticking it till the bitter end. Upgrading tvs all the time like there phones is so stupid and I bet the newer tvs now when it comes to lifespan and quality is alot worse

[@blue03r6]

@@Mike-t5r9q toshiba got a bad rep in the 2000s over so many of them failing in 2 to 3 years.

[@Mike-t5r9q]

@blue03r6 6 years later my toshiba is still going strong so sucks to be those people. Other then some mirror burn in my toshiba 55" 4k tv is still going strong since 2018. Mines a 2018 model so they probably fixed those problems by then what they were having in the 2000s

[@dlewis9760]

"They" do make pedestal mounts using the VESA holes in the back if you want that center post look. Which also negate the furniture issue. That lets you mount a bigger TV on something where the something is shorter than the TV.

[@nerys71]

I have the ONN 65-in TV I bought it when it was $228 on Black Friday we got two of them I think that was 3 years ago? Maybe for? Anyway so far the one of my bedroom has worked flawlessly zero issues whatsoever however the one of my sister's room died All I did was pick it up and move it to another room and it stopped working I didn't drop it or bump it or do anything else the panel is fine it just doesn't work anymore and they refused to honor the warranty it was within it two years they just ignored me. So what I was suggest is don't move it once you have it set up :-) but otherwise I've been very pleased with it when it's still works is working just fine I connect a computer to it a Chromecast to it and a media player Micca spec which is really nice because it plays pretty much anything although now I can just cast from my phone as well or my tablet or my PC. They don't hold a candle to my Sony oled 65-in not even close but now you're comparing a $300 TV to a $4,000 TV which is not really fair They're right you can't really get a great TV for under $1,000 however for 99% of us we can't really tell the difference between a great TV especially if they're not side by side if I were to put the o&n next to my Sony yeah you're going to see the difference but if I don't put them side by side you're not really going to notice the difference unless you're into that kind of thing.

[@nerys71]

You see I'm the opposite I prefer the nice and small easy to hold in the hand Roku remote and have not had a problem with it except when the cat lays down in front of the IR receiver :-) then I have to throw something at the cat to get them to move

[@nerys71]

I'm not sure about the Visa mount on the TCL no I'm not correcting the spelling it's Google's problem however I can tell you on the ONN be careful with the mount it flexes a lot and it might be what killed my second screen I do not like the way it flexes on the vase amount boy Google really does not like that word

[@BagzAndPresident]

Imagine spending $4000 on a TV and wondering why you are broke

[@nerys71]

@BagzAndPresident You're not very bright are you I have a second one of those OLEDs that was worth about $3,200 I didn't pay anything for either one :-) there's this interesting little program on Amazon called Vine and I was a member for a few years you'd be amazed at the kind of stuff that I got that I didn't pay for just write reviews I couldn't afford a $4,000 TV if my life depended on it. I bought a $47,000 house in New Mexico but had nothing left the furniture with access to that program allowed me to completely furnish my home it also allowed me to buy some very nice baby stuff for my sister who was pregnant at the time.

[@EvralTatum-Mcfield-ov2mi]

I have a 42 inch Panasonic, from Sears, bough it 14 yrs ago, with soundbar included for 850 dollars, neither one ever give any technical problem so far, and i'm not buying nothing else, until they give up the ghost later in life, when i want to watch something on apps, youtube, facebook, i use a hdmi to usbc cable and no problem at all!!

[@fragerhoskin3528]

Well one thing you did not state is that with Roku you can download the Roku app and essentially control your TV with your phone or tablet you don't even need to use the remote

[@FishBeeProductions]

Same with fire TV on TCL

[@macwyll]

Another thing about preference is with the TCL Fire TV, you can sideload. If you don't plan to do anything but use the apps that come with the Roku TV then it's your best bet.

[@frommatorav1]

@@macwyll Neither is good for sideloading. I just use the normal apps on my Firestick. I also have a PC connected to my TV, so I don't need to bother with sideloading stuff. The FireTV app for the phone works well but I'm not a huge fan of using it because it prevents me from doing other things on my phone, while that app is being used.

[@Bangin0utWest]

Yes but Walmart making an onn brand universal remote that's also an upgrade is a nice touch

[@prototypegenz]

If you have an old piece of furniture you can buy a tabletop tv stand for $34 at walmart. connects to the VESA mounts on the back of the tv that allows you to swivel and pivot the tv easier.

[@xphiles2345]

im a contractor that repairs these tvs, i've repaired so many TCLs it is insane, and it's almost the same thing every time...power supply. keep buying them :)

[@lubbs7585]

Maybe you guys should use surge protectors.

[@xphiles2345]

@@lubbs7585 not the issue, and I am the contractor, i dont care what the customer uses. the issue is a power supply that is cheaply made and burns out.

[@mikepatton8691]

You do you, but I find it more likely that you purchased an ONN TV, regret your purchase and want everyone else to suffer along with you lol. I've owned my TCL 65" for 5 years now and I regret nothing. It came highly recommended from most of the reputable TV reviews at the time.

[@xphiles2345]

I only buy hisense for budget tvs....they aren't great either but it is what it is

[@kamaki8865]

@@xphiles2345 whether TCL or Hisense they are at the same level in china and both good.

[@MrHeller55]

If you spend over $1000 on a TV and don't get an OLED you are doing it wrong. Under $1000 there are a lot of non oled options that are pretty good

[@shiwomino5775]

Even LG B series OLEDs are under a grand now. Nobody should be wasting even $300 on trash like this when they can save a few hundred more and actually have something decent.

[@ultragrimx8993]

My uncle just bought that TCL TV lol. Its honestly pretty good especially at that black friday price. I wish I picked one up myself.

[@nicholasmohr1619]

Why am I watching this when I have a rear projection tv still 😂😂

[@JohnDamron313]

I love your spark for the cheepwe tv qualitys your the only youtuber iv seen so far to compaire the cheepwe brands and thats whats the people need right now cant no one go and aford a 500 to 2,000 tv thats nuts keep up the good work thanks i was thinking about buying the 75 inch onn tv for mt livingroom but im still looking at other brands.

[@Isabel369]

TCL is a Qled tv that’s why the quality is better than the Walmart brand tv 📺

[@SemiDad]

And that is why it sells for $320-350. I picked up the 65Q55OF for $329 today. It has Dolby Vision & Dolby Audio. The $228 TCL is a LED TV and it too has Dolby.

[@trr5291]

I have an onn TV. It's a 32 inch though. It is a good enough tv for the money. I only paid $107 in 2022. They are $88 now.

[@seannnn_]

Stopped by Walmart last Friday and was so tempted to buy the 24 inch so I could have something small in the kitchen. Just wasn’t sure on how long it’d last

[@trr5291]

My niece got her ONN tv in 2019. It's still working well. My onn tv is two years old. It is still working. I would recommend one from my experience with them. Are they perfect? No but they work well for the money.

[@oldengguy]

I just bought the 32" for our bedroom (for $88) and am now planning to buy the 50" (for $198 + a separate stand) for our living room to replace a 1991 32" CRT 120-pound TV. Very impressed with the 32", and looking at reviews of the bigger ones brought me here.

[@josephcontreras8930]

@@oldengguyI'd be tempted to get the added insurance to cover any possible problems.

[@nadecha5326]

@@seannnn_maybe 4 yrs before the picture goes out

[@chrisgreen521]

I would definitely go with the TCL or Hisense not ONN💯

[@kamaki8865]

Same here

[@SemiDad]

The Onn is the Walmart brand and is made by Element. Insignia by Best Buy is made by Hisense. But… …either could be made by anyone including LG 🤪

[@JohnGotts]

My mother's TCL failed under warranty. Try to buy an LG or a Samsung television. These Chinese sets may save you a hundred bucks but the Korean sets last for years with no issues, and have better features and (importantly) quality. Your time is money. Stop saving $50 or $100 and later spending it when you have to replace the junk that you purchased.

[@ragnarokpxn5196]

Still rocking a 2021 TCL R646 mini led which was tcl premium set back then like any of these brands the premium models going to be better than their budget models.

[@Kevinnn111]

Idk, my tcl is still good after 4 years while Samsung is in hot trouble for having their devices fail early and trying to screw over customers

[@kamaki8865]

It's all about your bad luck nothing to do with the chinese brands i owend LG sumsung TCL guess which one lasts longer?

[@AndNowThis..]

Will you do a 75”? I’m thinking about that. I heard someone said the bigger a tv is it doesn’t matter if it’s crap. IDK.

[@joshbreaux5475]

Which one is best for gaming...want to put a xbox series s to it. My tv now is insignia from 10 yrs ago?

[@FishBeeProductions]

Both have game mode but I'd probably go with TCL because you can see details in shadows a little better

[@ispeakfacts6989]

i dont know why he didnt mention it but the tcl has 120 variable refresh rate idk about the onn tho i have the tcl hooked up to my ps5 the same one in this videos and its amazing 🤩

[@CadgerChristmasLightShow]

​@@ispeakfacts6989 there is a big difference between 120 "motion rate" and 120 refresh rate. Motion rate is a marketing term, it tries to simulate the smoothness of 120hz while still being a 60hz display. Most tvs under $800 dont have a real 120hz refresh rate. Anyone who is picky about their tv display for gaming would not use a walmart 300 dollar TV in the first place, though. I just upgraded from a standard 4k VIZIO tv to a true 120hz OLED LG tv, and the difference is staggering. Like my old TV was playing on handicap mode.

[@CadgerChristmasLightShow]

​@ispeakfacts6989 there is a big difference between 120 "motion rate" and 120 refresh rate. Motion rate is a marketing term, it tries to simulate the smoothness of 120hz while still being a 60hz display. Most tvs under $800 dont have real 120hz refresh rate. Anyone who is picky about their tv display for gaming would not use a walmart 300 dollar TV in the first place, though. I just upgraded from a standard 4k HDR VIZIO tv to a true 120hz OLED LG tv, and the difference is staggering. Like my old TV was playing on handicap mode.

[@MTrout5140]

​@ispeakfacts6989 they advertise 120hz refresh through post processing. The TV panel is a native 60hz tv though so you are not using the full potential of your PS5 for games that allow 120hz refresh rates, not to mention lack of VRR but that's irrelevant for such budget TVs that are great for the price of entry. True 120hz panels start at a much higher price bracket unfortunately, depending on size of course.

[@onefatstratcat]

I purchased a 65" TCL 3 years ago for a Black Friday price of $219... After messing with the picture settings I get compliments from everyone about the picture I have. I use a Polk soundbar with sub but the onboard speakers do better than I thought they would. No issues and still working like a champ :)

[@FishBeeProductions]

Nice!

[@SpydrByte]

I gifted my father a 65 inch onn tv and its perfect for him. He only watches YT and Sling. No games. I set it up and turned off all the ad preferences and turned off other predatory settings. For YT and live tv its perfect. I would never use it over my LG OLED but im happy there are tvs in the market for everybody.

[@merciful5945]

I’ve had a tcl for a year or two and it’s always been reliable

[@stormyday5732]

i bought the TCL last year for about 300 has been great so far no issues, great picture, sound quality leaves a bit to be desired though

[@gphilipc2031]

I purchased the ONN 32" / Roku for the bedroom. If I get a few years out of it I'll be happy. Hell, I just tossed away a Sony Bravia 42" ...got near 7 years out of it.

[@Mediiiicc]

My cheap TV is having issues after 3 years; everything has a blue tint. Seems to be an LED backlight issue that is common for cheaper TV's which use low quality parts from what I've researched.

[@seannnn_]

I think keep both is best option

[@FishBeeProductions]

i'm definitely leaning that way LOL

[@broyalty86]

Hisense r6 series 58 was 298 a month ago. For a bedroom tv or for a person who is happy with basic features it was a steal. I didn’t check the price over the holidays but I can’t imagine it dropped too much.

[@FishBeeProductions]

nice! Hisense has a QD5 Series 65 inch that's $349 at best buy but I thought i'd roll the dice with these two TVs

[@chuckchizzle]

Got an ONN 60-sum inch for my garage and bedroom. No complaints the run all of my IPTV apps and players just fine. Samsung DEX for both an occasional PlayStation on one of them.

[@onknight]

did you see Walmart bought Vizio

[@FishBeeProductions]

yeah, funny that my old Vizio TV is what I'm replacing. Should be interesting to see what changes there are with Vizio next year.

[@postont]

I own both TV’s also, I’m really amazed how good they both look and sound. Excellent review! 👍🏽

[@FishBeeProductions]

Nice!

[@Mrkevi123]

I bought 5 different TCL RokuTV 4K 42" 65" and 70" 5 years ago. All work excellent to thos day. Highly recommended.

[@FishBeeProductions]

Nice!

[@criss5764]

Great video!!!! Thank you for taking the time to provide this info

[@MrZaner1]

Own both tvs and have for some time now. They both do tv things just fine. No complaints.... There cheap tvs if one dies in a year or two, ill spend another couple hundred bucks and buy another.

[@scruples671]

Mounting these big tvs on the wall is ideal and the best method over using the tv stand. Also Roku software is a definite improvement over a lot of other brand tvs software. Haven't tried Firetv? Software can make a big difference.

[@RonnieRockafella]

I have all TCL Roku TVs, one 55" 6series 6yrs old & two 50" 4series 6yrs & 4yrs old and have never had any issues with any of them except the newer 4yr old 4series restarts its self every few weeks now

[@josemedeiros007]

Great review, I can't see much difference between the two in picture quality. What speaker are you using in the video?

[@FishBeeProductions]

Tronsmart halo 100

[@delllaptop6958]

I have 2 tcl rokus, one 49" and one 65". 49" has been going strong for 7 years, 65" just turned 1. Imo, they are great value. My in-laws bought a $1,500 samsung 3 years ago that died way before any tcls I had. Sometimes I swear its just luck of the draw

[@Castielj]

Did you try connecting an external drive to the USB and check the responsiveness of the TVs ? I connect SSDs & thumb drives to the USBs of my Sony TV and watch photos and 4K videos I've shot.

[@CHiTO316]

The TCL tvs can come with google, Roku or Amazon for the software so please please avoid getting the google one. Roku is by far the best since it hardly ever slows down meanwhile the Amazon one slows down after 3-4 months. I got multiple of these TCL tvs for my home and love them. Have not had any issues with them.

[@FreewayBrent]

I bought my dad a 40 inch TCL TV a few years ago during Black Friday for $199. Even if it fails in the next couple of years, it was still a heck of a bargain for only $199 and won't be complaining. Now, if it were a couple of grand, then yeah anyone would be pissed if it only works for a few years.

[@FishBeeProductions]

nice!

[@sambulthuis287]

I have had that same Onn TV for about a year now, managed to get it for under $200 because Walmart screwed up. It’s been really good for the price

[@noman4569]

The onn tv is not Qled. The tcl is Qled. This would explain the difference in color saturation.

[@FishBeeProductions]

i actually changed the picture mode on TCL later to look more natural like the Onn TV LOL

[@high-man6917]

any 120 HZ OLED monitor or TVs you have in mind

[@reenakapoor2962]

Pls make a video on comparing xiaomi latest pad 7 and ipad 10 pls i am super confused as the mi pad is piwerful but i want an ipad and overall ui of both like the refresh rates matter ?? I am super confused pls HELP ME😢

[@FishBeeProductions]

refresh rates matter to some people but others don't even notice the difference so kind of personal preference

[@joe10117]

lets see a. tv tuner scan compare. please

[@FishBeeProductions]

so far i've scanned for antenna channels on the TCL and using it with fire tv recast with no issues. We'll see how many more years i get before having to replace the recast :(

[@pauli6043]

What about Insignia, the Best Buy house brand? I have at really good luck with those

[@FishBeeProductions]

Nice, I thought about it but have never tried one yet.

[@patrickhenry2845]

I bought an Insignia 24" HD TV on sale for $100 out the door at Best Buy in 2019. Bought it for a bedroom TV. You can buy this in 1080p in 32" or larger. I have had this TV for 5 years. The extended 2 year warranty has since expired. That cost me $20 extra. I won't do that again on a cheap TV. The picture quality on this 720p is better than I expected. You can get better deals on Insignia TV today. Including 4K from 43" and larger. I own two larger screen Samsung 1080p TVs, too. All 5 years old as well. My next TV will be a 4K.

[@GVSQ]

does the RooKoo mean I can can cancel the Comcast WeeFee?

[@thegrayman69]

65” Hisense QLED 144hz for $399 on Black Friday was the best deal ever

[@oxygen7955]

Love my 65" Onn !!!

[@NicholasVincent-ol1zk]

Tcl do you think HALLMARK IS THE BEST CHRISTMAS OR FICTIONAL ANIME CHRISTMAS.

[@aneedkassim9727]

I bought a tcl 48 in tv 4 years ago. i loved it but one day it got straight red line straight down the middle. 2 years in and 2 months past warranty. Im never getting another

[@randycrane1380]

I bought a 65” RCA TV from Walmart a couple years ago thinking it was a great deal. One year later I had a line running down the right side of the screen. It never got better and would have cost too much to repair. You get what you pay for I guess. In the garbage it went

[@FishBeeProductions]

wow, i didn't even realize RCA was still around

[@chriswright8074]

Roku is a much faster os than FireTV which has so many background processes

[@FishBeeProductions]

true, i'll probably use the internal operating systems for awhile to see if they're worse than external streaming devices

[@Am_morning]

Panasonic plasma tv. Bought new. 2008 / 2009. Still works fine. Talk about freaking heavy.

[@ztune3945]

I'm still rocking my 13-year-old 50-inch Panasonic Viera Pasma with a Chromecast and a Vizio V51‐H6 5.1ch soundbar. It's got around 40,000 hours on it, and it's still looking great without any burn in.

[@Audiorevue]

Thats cause most plasmas had a glass screen

[@mattsanchez4893]

Honestly you can get an incredibly good 65 inch TCL for around $700 dollars on sale--the QM7

[@tomislavbosnjak66]

Do you know how to stop system update(not app update) on tcl smart tv?! Thanks

[@grabannon]

Easiest way if no settings, disconnect internet and use a hdmi stick for apps etc.

[@mikesowell7969]

My 55” TCL lasted exactly one and a half years. Heard a loud pop and it went dark. 😢

[@FishBeeProductions]

oh boy, i hope not with mine but i'll make a video for sure if anything happens with these

[@mikelreborn3254]

If you're gaming or watching fast-paced sports like soccer or football, it doesn't matter what size it is, at least 120 Hz. These are all 60 Hz TVs, so the sports and games may look kinda blurry and not clear. 60hz is good for TV shows and movies.

[@FishBeeProductions]

i just watched some football games recently and played college football 2025 on xbox series x and I didn't notice any blurriness, maybe its because they switch into game mode?

[@nonaurbizniz7440]

The walmart/bestbuy hisense offerings are the best bang for the buck. Not the cheapest but not much more that what you spent here and the picture quality and features are far far superior.

[@JackFrost--5]

yeah, not as fancy as one of the higher end or flagship models, but also not as costly. Can't hate on anyone going the bang for the buck good value route. 👍🏻

[@EastAngliaUK]

the onn tv I like the sound more seems more bass

[@JetScreamer_YT]

I got lucky a few years ago. A floor model Vizio OLED. It was half price! I know it is not LG, but I enjoy it.

[@kurtwetzel154]

I just got a Hisense 55 inch TV and a ONN 70 inch TV both Roku. The Hisense was packed worse in the box not as protected. A good picture and good sound for a TV. The ONN TV was packed good in the box and protected. A good picture but the sound is average. I got a Roku stream bar soundbar for the ONN Tv and solved the sound issue. The 55 inch is my bedroom and the 70 inch in the main room. The ONN was $430 the Hisense $193. I just moved and got a bedroom TV and upgraded the other one.

[@jazziez6467]

i cut the cord back in July and have a 24" and 32" tv and basically watch shows on firestick with no streaming services. Glad I don't have those big tvs hanging around the house with no use for them

[@Butler_Buck]

I bought the TCL. It replaced a 3 year old Samsung of the same size. The TCL was much lighter. It was weird not having numbers on the remote. All we do with TV is watch it. Nothing special is needed.

[@vansmack4972]

These tv remote controls are bad with these new tvs. There isn’t numbers on them.

[@FishBeeProductions]

I had to do a search on how to do a hard reset, it seems to be working better but I'll keep testing it

[@Yophillips3272]

I've had my Onn for over 2yrs never had any issues besides having to turn it off and back on every once awhile (unplug or have it turn off instead of standby) , I didn't like the TCL it always had a pinkish hue to the screen. But of course it probably varies.

[@FishBeeProductions]

yeah i ended up changing the picture mode on tcl after this video because it seemed oversaturated

[@john58790]

I have the onn tv 65 inch $300 the only problem I have is when I’m watching an on demand movie the sound is off with people’s voices, it lags. It works fine when watching live.

[@FishBeeProductions]

on demand movie for which app? or is that with your cable/sat provider?

[@shiwomino5775]

that’s a pretty big problem. you get what you pay for.

[@teamofone1219]

I hate the tcl remote you can’t fidget with it as easily as a smaller remote. I like to flip my remote in the air and you can’t do that easily. 😢

[@BarbosaUral]

Tell us after a year of using these.

[@hectormanuel8360]

I wonder if someone could Frankenstein old (from your Vizio) tv sprakers to these tv

[@RETUSAF1995]

Got a Hisense 85" from BestBuy almost 3 years ago still running great. Under $1000.00. I have a Vizio 70" 3D got it 2014 still good.

[@Dogmasmells]

If you watch TV or play games often, I would put quality over anything else, but you don't need over $1000 for a good TV. I have a 40 inch Samsung Chrystal UHD that I got for my 18th birthday and still looks and works like new 3 years later. It was around $400 I think

[@FishBeeProductions]

i paid $150 for a black friday TV several years ago and is still going strong, but it has a spot in the lower corner that doesn't look great at certain times. I feel like its hit or miss on most products.

[@TheDbduece]

"All the girls look pretty in the store. It's just a matter of which one will give the most satisfying solution over the long run..."

[@jimbrow83]

No issues with my TCL had one onn nothing but issues and shit the bed

[@coinsagE46m3]

Wish you would have touched on grey uniformity and dirty screen effect. That's my biggest pet peeve for cheap tvs

[@Elate2093]

Samsung can connect wirelessly through wifi

[@okewuyioladipupo7712]

Please can you do for 32inches 😢 I am planning on getting my first TV but I am low on cash

[@jeannielynna]

Can you review the Philips 65 in QLED ROKU tv that Sams club currently is selling?

[@bornjamerican52]

I have a 55 inch Vizio tv, had it since 2014(10 years now). I must say it’s still going strong 💪🏾 but it’s time for a bigger tv lol. I’ve been eyeing on that ONN 65 inch for a long time now from Walmart. I’m thinking about getting it by Christmas, a gift to myself

[@pxp751]

I miss your arcade 1 up reviews fishbee :)

[@splender88]

I would never buy an Onn because the quality just isn't on par. I have a mid level TCL and I love it. I think as long as you get a name brand you will be fine most people aren't going to notice the difference between the cheap and expensive TVs. Its all about how you adjust the color settings.

[@LIFEWITHTHEJONESES1]

TCL has come a long way.

[@JCourts2k23]

I have the Best Buy brand insignia 65 inch TV, I got it last year, it has Fire TV. Its been really nice, great picture and sound

[@michaelwyckoff8121]

Get the TCL for $50 more.

[@H8RSAPPRECIATE]

Idk why i laughed when you said you needed two people to lift your TV 😂😂😂 you remember the old big wide TVs that were like 1000 pounds and you needed like 4 people to lift it

[@FishBeeProductions]

yeah, someone left one of those big boys in our basement that was broke when we first moved in, that was fun getting it up the stairs lol

[@Seanmm8855]

these tvs will end up in the landfill by next year

[@FishBeeProductions]

LOL i hope not

[@kennethmariano9517]

For Black Friday Walmart sells the TCL Roku 65 inch for $228 Which will replace my TCL 55 inch that is failing.

[@FuIIDiveVR]

1:01 The Onn TV is not even a real 4k display. 5:23 That's got to be some of the worst backlight quality I've seen on the Onn. Can't be good for your eyes. The TCL also has a very high native contrast ratio at around 9000:1 so it's great for night time.

[@mikepatton8691]

Idk what "experts" you've been seeing, but TCL TV's are consistently recommended by reputable electronic websites/magazines and experts. I have a 65" TCL that I got from Best Buy like 5 years ago and I have zero issues with it, I think it has a great picture, I love the Roku operating system on it and while it's sound is lackluster that is a pretty common issue with most flat screens and a soundbar is basically a required purchase for all but the most expensive TV's, and if you can afford a really expensive TV then why would you cheap out on the sound system? No matter how good a TV's sound is, it can't beat a proper surround sound system.

[@jcelldogs]

Can anyone help me on this: I have a samsung tv, its not the cheapest model but like 3 up from the bottom. Whenever I watch hdr 4k movies in various streaming sites, the darks are horrible and washed out. With Netflix, theres and option to turn hdr off and it still gives the 4k picture and it's amazing. Some of my movie apps don't. Would it be a simple fix to buy a roku 4k box and turn the hdr off? I have a load of movies on fandango/vudu and I'm wondering if it would stream 4k non hdr instead of forcing the 1080p version.

[@ComeAtMe]

The TCL 65 inch is $228 at Walmart

[@alanCalhoun2]

I bought the ONN 40 at WMT the cheapest. It's a cheap POS but runs alright for $118. You are Right and I should have bought the 65.

[@FishBeeProductions]

weird thing is i bought the cheapest 55 inch from these two brands with different results than the 65 inch versions

[@briankleinschmidt3664]

It's kind of a shock when you realize a 32 inch TV costed upwards of 2 grand in 1989. - when minimum wage was $3.25/hr.

[@H8RSAPPRECIATE]

Did you just say when you dropped it on a hard surface it would work a bit better @2:40 We know you probably ragged and slammed the remote to work like in the old days when something didnt work

[@psdaengr911]

Out of the box performance is a very poor way to evaluate the quality of a television set. With the display being the largest percentage of the cost, where corners are the back light, the assembly method, and the quality of components on the control boards. All those cuts reduce MTBF. The very cheapest ones are nearly impossible to repair. If you cannot get one with a 3 year extended warranty, look further.

[@christiancrow]

Tvs from 07 we're on sale at 32inch 720p max at 800 bucks

[@JackFrost--5]

yeah when HDTVs were new to market. Back in the 07-09 era I remember even small TVs being expensive. Thankfully its not the case anymore. That same TV today could be had for less than 100$