Best TCL TVs for color volume

#1

SQD color is a major attraction, delivering exceptionally rich, bright hues without usually looking cartoonish. The expanded color remains vivid even as luminance climbs.

#2

Brilliant colors retain impressive intensity as brightness rises. Some white-adjacent colors and saturated scenes reveal the technology's limits.

#3

Rich, highly saturated colors remain vibrant even in bright scenes. Some side-by-side comparisons find the palette a little less full or faithful than competing OLED sets.

#4

Color remains rich and impactful even in very bright HDR scenes, a key advantage over ordinary Mini-LED sets.

#5

SQD color delivers strong saturation and separation without routinely looking overdone. A minority view found the improvement familiar rather than revolutionary and criticized the claimed advantage.

#6

Colors retain their visual strength in ambient light. Apparent advantages over neighboring TCL models partly come from a fleeting brightness boost rather than a lasting improvement.

#7

Bright reds, greens, and other saturated shades retain plenty of punch in HDR, though extremely pale scenes can lose a little saturation.

#8

Colors can look lively in everyday viewing, but bright saturated shades, especially HDR blues, lack intensity.

#9

Color has reasonable substance in darker scenes, yet strong reds, greens, and brighter saturated tones are not its specialty.

#10

The Q77K struggles to maintain saturated HDR colors, particularly darker tones, despite acceptable color presentation in standard content.