I've tested dozens of TVs, and $600 off the TCL QM8 is a great deal
SAVE $600: As of Dec. 4, the TCL 65-inch QM8 QLED 4K TV is available for $899.99 at Amazon, a 40% discount off its usual $1,499.99 list price.
While I was searching for perfect TVs with savage specs for gaming and movies, the TCL QM8 stood out for all the right reasons. Between its stunning picture quality, lightning-fast refresh rate, and innovative features, it checked every box and then some. If you've been waiting for a premium TV deal, now's your chance. Amazon has slashed $600 off the 65-inch model, dropping the price to $899.99.
Why should you care? The QM8 series is a flagship model from TCL's 2024 lineup. Its QD-Mini LED technology offers up to 5,000 local dimming zones, delivering impressive contrast and brightness. This TV makes every detail pop, from dossing to the latest blockbuster or gaming at full throttle (RGB makes you game faster, FYI). And with a peak brightness of 5,000 nits, it's ideal for any lighting environment, even those tricky midday glare sessions. We're looking at you blinds!
The TCL QM8 shines for gamers. Its Game Accelerator mode supports refresh rates up to 240Hz, giving you smooth, lag-free gameplay. Combining that with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, I can say this TV is a solid choice for console and PC gamers.
Do you just want a solid TV for streaming? TCL QM85 runs on Google TV, so all your favorite apps, such as Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, and more, are ready to go. With Alexa compatibility and a handy voice remote too, controlling your entertainment has never been easier.
At $899.99, this price is tough to beat. According to CamelCamelCamel, this is the lowest price we've seen. But if history tells us anything, this deal could disappear fast. Don't wait until it's too late. TCL QM8 is a steal at this price. Get yours while you still can.
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Christian Wait is a freelance contributor to Mashable. Christian has countless years of gaming and tech journalism experience under his belt, and can usually be found in his office 3D printing or staring at Pokémon cards.
