[Costco] TCL 6 Series 65-in/55-in. 4K HDR Roku Smart TV with Dolby Vision 65R613CA $829/$599 Shipped

killbillvol1 wrote: ↑ The Vizio is a year and a half old, the TCL is maybe a month old. The Vizio software frequently glitches (from the beginning) and my soundbar HDMI ARC audio keeps getting messed up. Both work without major failures but the Vizio software is kind of pathetic and unwieldy. The TCL has been rock solid from day one, I don't think I've experienced one error message til date.

sunca wrote: ↑ Really? My 2018 Vizio M55 is still working well. I didn't purchase extended warranty, my MC card should cover additional 2 years.

grca73 wrote: ↑ Still selling 2018 model?

bubaglobalj wrote: ↑ I bought this for the same price in March of this year. Absolutely love this TV, no complaints so far!



Can you elaborate on how to connect a bluetooth headphone to this tv? I bought the Bose headphones that are currently on sale, and I haven't decided yet how to connect it to the TV. This might be the best option.

alexricher wrote: ↑ Sure thing, I got myself a device that can connect my Bluetooth headphones using an rca connection. Something a bit like this : https://www.amazon.ca/TaoTronics-Blueto ... S9AGP2RYMN

Note that I just took a random item on Amazon as I got mine from aliexpress a while back. The idea is you'll plug this device in your headphone jack of your tv (usually near the hdmi inputs) and output your sound through this channel. Then, you'll pair your headphones with your new device and you'll enjoy wireless tv/receiver with good sound quality. Note that AptX, especially low latency AptX, is important to avoid having too much audio delays. Again, this can be fixed by adding a virtual audio delay on your tv/receiver/device.

Spidersnake wrote: ↑ Man I'm tempted to get this but might wait for the new TCL r635 with QLED and the 2.1 HDMI VRR features. Ugh decisions!

Desperadude wrote: ↑ Really tempting but dont really need it. My 1080p 55” still works fine

Samshares wrote: ↑ Android > Roku

I am waiting for the hisense to come down a little more in price for the 65" so I can grab one. Not going to bite the bullet no matter how cheap the Roku ones get.

jfall wrote: ↑ I recently picked up a cheap roku TV to use for workout room. Found out that the app I use is supported by Roku but not available in Canada and you can't chromecast to Roku either

Seagull21 wrote: ↑Solid deal, appears to be online only.

Do not buy this without the $60 warranty. It will pay out 10x (trust me, it worked out for me on a Haier).

jimbob12341 wrote: ↑ I don't have this TV but I agree with you 100%. I also had a Haier and it lasted only 18 months. It was covered by the Costco free warranty but I was till happy I had the extended warranty as if it would have crapped out 5 months later I would have been out of luck. I also got the extended warranty cost back since I never used it, so that was a double win.

In the end, I know my TV is guaranteed to last at least 5 years. If it breaks after 5 years I probably will not be too sad as there probably will much better TV as that time.

Seagull21 wrote: ↑ I also got a double win - had some weird backlighting and pixel issues progressively get worse in year 3. Cost cut my a cheque for full price, and didn’t even take my old tv back. I sold it on kijiji with full disclosure for a heavy discount.

mhyquel wrote: ↑ What's a good mount for the 55"