"When it comes to choosing, these three factors are the perfect starting place. Size: Both the size of the screen and the dimensions of the TV itself matter. Not all 50-inch TVs are the same thickness. In terms of screen size, we think 55 to 65 inches is the sweet spot, with anything over 65 starting to get excessive. Price: We used the smallest as the baseline price for each of these entries (with the exception of the 43" Roku TV),"
"OS: The Operating System (OS) that your TV runs on is important. It determines the user interface and how you navigate your apps and inputs. By default, these TCL options are all Google TVs. We like the Google TV interface. It connects directly to a gmail account, which you probably already have, making sign-in easy. Other popular operating systems on TCL TVs are Roku and Fire TV. Roku's UI is great but it's the most simple. Personally, we love it."
Screen size and the physical dimensions of the TV both matter; different models with the same diagonal can vary in thickness. A 55–65 inch screen is generally the recommended sweet spot, while sizes over 65 inches often become excessive. Price typically scales with screen size, so determine both size and budget together; manufacturers often list the smallest size as the baseline price. The TV operating system controls the user interface, app navigation, and input management. Common OS choices include Google TV, Roku, and Fire TV. Google TV integrates with a Gmail account for easy sign-in. Roku offers a simple, well-regarded UI, while Amazon's interface is functional but unremarkable.
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