Budget 120Hz Fire TV

TCL F8D QLED Fire TV

QLEDUp to 120HzVRR gamingBest in rooms with some light, bright, sunny rooms

Big screens on a budget, with Alexa built in.

Choose a size
about $500 for the 65". Amazon shows today's exact price.
In stock, sold by Amazon
Width
56.9 in
Height
34.6 in
Depth
11.8 in
Weight
26.9 lb

Not buying today? Adding it to your Amazon cart keeps it saved, and Amazon shows you if the price drops. Dimensions come from the listing; check the stand width too if it will sit on furniture.

Why we pick it

  • QLED with Dolby Vision and HDR10+
  • Native 120Hz with VRR
  • Up to 98 inches

The catch

No local dimming zones, so dark scenes are greyer.

QLED in one line

An LED TV with a quantum-dot colour layer. Good colour for the money.

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What TCL says about it

  • 4K QLED with Quantum Dot Color: Experience 4x the detail of Full HD with rich, true-to-life color covering 93% of the DCI-P3 spectrum - movies, sports, and shows look sharper and more vivid in every scene
  • Dolby Vision HDR & HDR10+ for Realistic Contrast: Built-in support for Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, and HLG delivers deeper blacks, brighter highlights, and more accurate color no matter what you're streaming
  • High Brightness LED Backlight: A brighter, more vibrant picture even in sunlit or well-lit rooms, so glare never washes out the detail
  • Smooth 144Hz Motion with VRR, ALLM & Game Accelerator 288: Native 144Hz refresh rate with Motion Rate 480 keeps fast sports and action blur-free, while Variable Refresh Rate, Auto Game Mode, and Game Accelerator 288 work together to cut input lag for smoother, more responsive gaming
  • Fire TV Experience: Smart recommendations, watchlists, and it knows how to pick up where you left off. No endless scrolling. Ask Alexa what to watch next
  • Dolby Atmos & DTS Virtual:X Immersive Audio: Theater-like, multi-dimensional sound straight from the TV's built-in speakers adds depth and clarity to every movie night

From the Amazon listing. Brightness and zone counts are the maker's own figures.

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