the questions you have sent us (and their answers) about this television

Choosing a television is always complicated, but the TCL C8K It seeks to be the best choice for both movie buffs and gamers, and also has a sound adjustment with real-time adjustments. We have been testing it for several days, and now we bring you a video with all the answers to the questions that you have been sending us about it to our Instagram profile.

TCL C8K Q&A

We start the video by answering the question you asked us about your panel, explaining that it has the Fourth generation QD-MiniLED technology with CrystGlow WHVA panel. It offers a brightness of 4,500 nits, a high contrast of 7,000:1 and very vivid colors, making it a good option for movie buffs.

We also talked about the colors, as well as the different modes it has and its customization capacity. You can adjust the image almost any way, and if this is too much for you, it has an AI with adaptive options to change the image depending on the environment.

Then we go to a lightning round answering several questions, where we tell you that it is a “zero border” television that is almost borderless, that it can be viewed in split screen, and that it has WiFi, Bluetooth connections, and to send Chromecast and AirPlay content. In addition, we tell you the multiple HDR modes it has.

The television is 75 inches, and has 4K resolution. Its dimensions are 1.65m wide and 95cm high. Yes indeed, The model has various sizes with different inches. In addition, we tell you that it has 4 HDMI, two of them 2.1 for computers and consoles. It also has USB, Ethernet port, optical audio output and the rest of the usual connections.

In addition, we explain what its remote control is like, and we delve into its excellent Bang & Olufsen speakers and its functions to adapt the sound in real time, in addition to many other things and its functions for gaming. But the best thing is that you watch the full video to see all the answers we give to the questions you have sent us.

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