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TCL 65QM8K
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Specifications · per-field provenance
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Screen Size Inches65Manufacturer
Panel TypeMini-LED QLEDManufacturer
Native Resolution4K UHDManufacturer
Native Refresh Rate HZ144Manufacturer
Local Dimming Zones3800Manufacturer
Hdr10YesManufacturer
Hdr10 PlusYesManufacturer
Dolby VisionYesManufacturer
Filmmaker ModeYesManufacturer
HDMI Max Bandwidth Gbps48Retailer
HDMI Total Ports4Manufacturer
Earc PortYesManufacturer
VRR SupportYesRetailer
Dolby Atmos OutputYesManufacturer
Operating SystemGoogle TVManufacturer
Usb Ports2Manufacturer
WifiYesManufacturer
Width No Stand Inches56.5Manufacturer
Height No Stand Inches32.4Manufacturer
Depth No Stand Inches2Manufacturer
Weight No Stand Lbs46.5Manufacturer
Vesa Pattern Mm300x300Manufacturer
Common questions
ANSWERED FROM THE DATADoes the TCL 65QM8K support VRR for gaming?
Yes — the TCL 65QM8K states VRR support. One chain to check: if a console runs through an AV receiver, the receiver must pass VRR through, or you lose it. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.
What panel type is the TCL 65QM8K?
Mini-LED QLED, per the manufacturer spec. Mini-LED backlights trade pixel-perfect blacks for much higher brightness — the bright-room pick.
Computed from this product’s normalized, source-tracked fields — an unstated spec reads as “can’t check”, never as a yes or a no.
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