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The TCL QM7L is our pick for the best mid-range TV right now — as someone who uses its predecessor at home, it's the TV I'd buy for myself, no question

As a fan of last year's model, I love the TCL QM7L's bold colors, strong sound and great gaming features — but I adore this even more affordable price.

The TCL QM7L is our pick for the best mid-range TV right now — as someone who uses its predecessor at home, it's the TV I'd buy for myself, no question

The TCL QM7L is the TV I would purchase for myself, without any hesitation, given the experience I've had with its predecessor, the QM7K. I have been thoroughly impressed by the vibrant colors, impressive contrast, and stunning brightness of the QM7L, all for a mid-range price. In fact, I recently discovered that the 65-inch model is now available at a significant discount on Amazon US, priced at $897.99, down from $1,499.99.

This marked reduction in price makes it a highly attractive option, especially considering the QM7L has only been released in March 2026.

The UK version of the QM7L, the TCL C7L, is also available at Argos for £1,169.10, down from £1,299, when using the code INSTANT10 at checkout. Not only does the QM7L offer fantastic value, but it also boasts a number of impressive features typically found in higher-end models. These include anti-halo technology to reduce blooming, a 144Hz refresh rate for smooth gaming, and HDMI 2.1 ports for current-gen gaming features like 4K@120Hz, auto low-latency mode, and variable refresh rates.

However, what truly sets the QM7L apart is its built-in Bang & Olufsen sound, which delivers a more convincing mid-range compared to cheaper TVs.

In summary, the TCL QM7L is an exceptional mid-range TV that offers outstanding value, even at its heavily discounted price. Its combination of vibrant colors, fluid motion, and impressive sound make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home entertainment experience without breaking the bank.

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