"I would argue that the most crucial aspect of any television set is its picture quality. Never mind its smart capabilities, brand prestige, or super-high refresh rate. For human beings, at first glance anyway, the visual stimulus overrides all else. This is why when you walk into Costco, you are arrested by the exquisite images flashing on a bunch of big-screen TVs set to "Retail Mode," peacocking their 4K beauty. First impressions are always based on appearance."
"By that criterion alone -- picture quality -- ranks among the best OLED TVs you can buy today. That sounds like a matter-of-fact statement, but I stand behind it because as soon as I fired up our review unit for testing, I knew it was a win. It's that good this year. (And if you're in the market for one this season, chances are high that you'll be able to pick one up for .)"
"For one thing, it has one of the thinnest screens I've ever seen -- at a mere 0.25 inches thick. When lifting it out of the box, my colleague and I were wary of handling the edges of the screen because they seemed so delicate. The lower section of the panel is more substantial, something to grab onto while setting it up."
Picture quality determines first impressions of televisions and outweighs smart features, brand, or high refresh rates. Retail displays use vivid 4K images in "Retail Mode" to attract buyers. The TCL C5 delivers picture quality comparable to top OLED models and stood out immediately during testing. The C5 features a unique construction, a futuristic aesthetic, and an exceptionally thin 0.25-inch screen. The lower section of the panel is thicker to provide a secure grip during setup. Design prioritizes more visible screen area and less visible panel. Packaging places the remote control on top when opening the box.
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