85T8C-UK 85 Inch 4K 144Hz Gaming QLED Onkyo 2.1 Dolby Atmos Google TV with Dolby Vision & HDR 10+ BBC iPlayer (2025 Model)

I bought this TV mainly for gaming and home entertainment, and it exceeded my expectations in every area. The 144Hz panel with VRR makes a huge difference — gameplay feels incredibly smooth, responsive and free of tearing. If you’re into fast‑paced games, this TV handles them effortlessly. For movies and streaming, the picture quality is genuinely impressive for the price. The QLED panel delivers strong contrast, vibrant colours and very solid HDR performance, especially in darker scenes where cheaper TVs usually struggle. Motion handling is clean, and the overall image looks sharp and well‑balanced straight out of the box. One of the key reasons I chose this model was Dolby Atmos and eARC support. I use it with a soundbar, and the connection is stable with no audio dropouts. Atmos content from Prime Video and other apps works perfectly, giving a noticeably more immersive soundstage. The smart system is fast, apps load quickly, and the whole TV feels responsive. Build quality is also better than expected at this price point. Overall, this is a fantastic choice if you want a TV for gaming, movies and Atmos audio without spending a fortune. Great performance, great features, and genuinely great value. Why to buy Samsung for twice bigger price??? Pointless

One of the best screen resolution and quality I have seen for the price, better than some other well known brands costing 2 and 3 times as much, also the sound seems so much stronger with it's surround speakers.

Quick and easy to set up, the TV has a great picture and good sound with surprisingly effective stereo separation. All in all a great TV at a good price.

Great tv but only comes with 2 fixing screws fora mounting bracket so be wary of that

I recently upgraded to the 85-inch TCL T8C (2025 model), and the scale of this thing is incredible. If you have the wall space (it’s a full 189cm wide!), it completely transforms your living room into a home cinema. The Good: • Gaming Performance: The 144Hz refresh rate is the real deal. I’ve hooked up my console, and the motion is incredibly fluid with zero noticeable lag. Having HDMI 2.1 ports is a must for the newer systems. •Picture Quality: The QLED tech makes the colours really pop, and the brightness for HDR10+ content is impressive for this price bracket. Deep blacks and vibrant highlights. •Audio: Surprisingly good sound for built-in speakers. The Onkyo 2.1 setup with the integrated sub gives it much more "thump" than your standard flat-screen. •Google TV: The interface is snappy and easy to navigate. Having BBC iPlayer and all the UK catch-up apps pre-installed is very convenient. Things to Note: •Size/Setup: This TV is huge and heavy. You definitely need two (or even three) people to unbox and mount it safely. •Port Location: Just a heads-up for cable management—when you’re looking at the screen, the HDMI ports are on the right and the power cable is on the left. Overall, if you want a giant 85-inch screen that doesn’t compromise on gaming features or sound, this is probably the best value-for-money set on the market right now.

The TV is incredible. It was supposed to have a free set up service but the delivery man asked if I had an old TV to be taken away and I said no, which he took to mean I didn't want the set up service and left. He was polite and friendly but to be honest I didn't feel a hundred percent comfortable with him in my house, though possibly just me as I've been recovering from a serious illness, so I didn't mind setting this massive TV up myself, which thankfully I did, taking time and care. Make sure you put the left and right feet on the correct sides. The 65 inch TV is hugely impressive and I was shocked at the size difference between 65 inch and 50 inch. It's just beautifully massive and games and movies in 4K really come to life. It takes a larger screen to appreciate the detail. The remote control is a bit too simplistic given the number of functions actually available. But overall an incredible TV.

I’ve not bought a tv for almost 5 years now so I’m aware that things move on, but still. I payed £779 for this 144hrz 85” monster with built in Onkyo 2.1 sound system and was expecting quite an amount of compromise due to the price, and maybe some picture quality issues due to the large screen size which I almost certainly would have accepted due to its cost. Again, I’ve not bought a new tv for a while now so others may have higher expectations than me but I think this is just amazing quality. Set up now with my AV receiver and decent 2.1 system, it sounds fantastic as well. I’d never heard of TCL either having only owned Samsung TVs but after reading and watching probably 8000 reviews i just went for it anyway. Glad I did - the entire family love watching films on this. Very, very happy with it.

Bought this yesterday, well impressed with it. Software fast and good. Lots of options for things to watch and add apps. Picture is very good. Can't wait to try my PS5 on it. Just waiting for cables. Very happy.

الشاشة جداً ممتازة و144Hz ويفرق هذا الموضوع من ناحية المشاهدة والالعاب ماواجهت اي مشكلة او عيب