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Eight TCL TV deals are sitting on Amazon, but the biggest discount isn’t necessarily the best deal. In this video, we break down eight TCL 2026 TVs using the number that matters most: real screen area per dollar.
We compare the TCL QM7L and QM8L across 65-inch, 75-inch, 85-inch, and 98-inch sizes, examine their price histories, HDMI capabilities, Mini-LED dimming zones, viewing-angle technology, and actual value at today’s prices.
The 85-inch QM7L at $1,697.99 emerges as the standout value, while the 65-inch QM8L makes a surprisingly strong case for buyers with multiple high-frame-rate devices. Meanwhile, the expensive 85-inch QM8L may not justify its $1,100 premium, and one supposedly “cheap” 85-inch deal could actually be worse than its recent history suggests.
If you’re shopping for a TCL TV in 2026, don’t trust the percentage-off badge alone. Watch the full comparison before you buy.
Subscribe to nextgen picks for more TV deals, comparisons, buying guides, and brutally honest value analysis.
#TCLTV, #TVDeals, #TVBuyingGuide
Eight TCL TV deals are sitting on Amazon, but the biggest discount isn’t necessarily the best deal. In this video, we break down eight TCL 2026 TVs using the number that matters most: real screen area per dollar.
We compare the TCL QM7L and QM8L across 65-inch, 75-inch, 85-inch, and 98-inch sizes, examine their price histories, HDMI capabilities, Mini-LED dimming zones, viewing-angle technology, and actual value at today’s prices.
The 85-inch QM7L at $1,697.99 emerges as the standout value, while the 65-inch QM8L makes a surprisingly strong case for buyers with multiple high-frame-rate devices. Meanwhile, the expensive 85-inch QM8L may not justify its $1,100 premium, and one supposedly “cheap” 85-inch deal could actually be worse than its recent history suggests.
If you’re shopping for a TCL TV in 2026, don’t trust the percentage-off badge alone. Watch the full comparison before you buy.
Subscribe to nextgen picks for more TV deals, comparisons, buying guides, and brutally honest value analysis.