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We come to another of the most notable aspects of the TCL QLED 55C725 , and we say this because the latest version of Android TV has been included, which ensures better optimization and security, in addition, it is a fairly intuitive system that anyone can use . Vocals do lack some warmth, but there’s decent dynamism in Cap’s fight with Batroc in The Winter Soldier, with the effects and music combining well. It’s an altogether cooler, less punchy and colourful image, and while it’s probably more accurate than the Hisense Roku, it also strikes me as less inviting. The TV is also over-brightened on most of its PQ EOTF curve, so overall, there are better choices for people who want their TVs to respect the content creator's intent. The TV’s ability to tackle shadow detail isn’t as convincing, with black levels over-emphasised in the night-time climax of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

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One nice surprise TCL and Roku tucked into the TV is that it’s Screencast-ready – a handy feature that allows you to cast content from your mobile device to your TV.We cannot complain about the connectors that have been included, as these seem to be the ones to receive a good experience. Our expert reviewers rigorously test and evaluate a wide range of headphones, considering sound quality, comfort, design, durability, and more.

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That’s boosted by Cinematic Movement motion processing and nine picture modes, including ones dedicated to movies and gaming. There was a period of time where the LED light would flash red, and a notification pop up signalling the TV was overheating.Milliseconds might not sound like something to worry about, but just 100ms can make a huge difference — making games difficult to play, in fact. Black levels can be good with HDR content, and the lack of brightness works in its favour on some occasions, finding more detail in the darkest part of an image than you’d get from an (uncalibrated, at least) OLED. The former allows the TV to access the highest quality content over streaming services, while the latter can pipe spatial audio to your soundbar without a dedicated streaming player. To try to better understand how long a TV should last, we're running 100 TVs through an accelerated longevity test for the next two years. The set’s backlight control left me wanting for more solid blacks, as black bars above and below a film are more grey, and there’s some visible backlight issues towards the sides of the screen.