TCL C845 Review: 65" Mini LED TV (576 Zones, 2000 Nits) for 𝗢𝗡𝗟𝗬 £1000!
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This guy is the best reviewer in the world right now
Awesome content as usual Vincent!
Please can you test the C745 as well?
Great review, Vincent. ;)
To get rid of the mute icon just enable the Multisound in the sound part of the menu ;)
13:20 Thank you for the 4k 144hz nvidia custom resolution settings! I have been pulling out my hair for weeks trying to figure it out. They worked flawlessly for my 85in qm8. And yes, VRR and HDR sill remain active (game mode only).
Excellent review Vincent. Any comments from your contacts at TCL about the problem of the black bars (local dimming algorithm) and the APL dependent colorimetry ? Do they plan to fix it with updates or should we not count on it ?
Yea. The most important question
Don't ever rely on TCL for software updates. They have had 480p scaling issues in multiple TV models of them for like 4+ years, which they promised to fix in updates, and it still hasn't been. Only factor in updates if it is already available _before_ you buy a product.
Black bar issue is really a heart breaker. I own this TV and love everything about it except for black bars with cinemascope content… hope TCL will come with an update by the end of the year or I will have to ask for a refund, this issue is not acceptable with mini led technology.
did they fixed it? is it only when there is no dolby v or hdr or always?
How are the low apl hdr scenes now ?
Is the local dimming algorithm working now??
It looks worst than the c835
But the c835 also has black bars being illuminated during hdr dark scenes
can you do a review for TCL C855?
please do 85inch C855 review
Vincent, is this still your pick for best value TV? Did you ever look into if TCL fixed the firmware for this one? Cheers for all your great work!
HI, I have this TV and no, they didn't.
It also has bad ghosting artifacts when using VRR.
In game mode with DTM (detail) brightens the image too much, whereas, if you choose HGIG, you get a somewhat good balance, but the image darkens too much
Also, if you are going to use 120hz on pc (144hz never worked...), you have to limit the bandwidth to 40gb with CRU, otherwise you will have intermittent video signal drops.
I have had this TV since August and I am not at all satisfied with it....
Hope it helps
@@mattiacarraro1041 I couldn't get 144hz either no matter what I tried but using the custom resolution explained at 13:20 it worked and now I have 144hz with no issues. Check if your cable is a true 2.1 144hz or more certified because it could be that yours can't handle it
@@tylerdurden2011 Tried that too, but no luck . Yep certified, I used 2 cable, one is the one I got in the PS5 box and another one is a Fiber vertified one I was using on another monitor with 165hz. Apreciate your help tho!
Do you have ghosting when Using VRR too, or is it just me ? Both on ps5 and on pc with g-synch on
@@mattiacarraro1041VRR is broken on this TV, I disabled it on mine and it's not a big deal to me personally as I believe VRR is not that good of a feature. On consoles it's actually useless in many games because many console games have a fixed fps and basically never drops from the target. On PC, If your GPU isn't powerful enough to hit your monitor refresh rate then you can always manually set a fps limit slightly below the average fps your system runs a specific game at. VRR is only really useful to prevent stuttering in unstable games where there are regular fps drops.
@ytvanced977 so VRR is like 8K not alot out there atm regarding 8k resolution so no need to stress about the use of VRR for this TV. Is my understanding
Now that's a proper review
I just wanted a bigger TV than my LG Oled 55 B7 ( still perfect and no burn it ) I opted for the C745 75" as I don't need a bright panel as my lounge window faces north , so room never gets the sun . Have to say I am quite impressed with the model and the price ( £1099 for a 75") was a no brainer . Cannot fault HDR/Dolby vision etc
I still love my B7 55inch, still beats any Led tv to date that i purcahsed, how does it fair against the C745?
@@divoreddy9375Id imagine that B7 still beats any LCD on the market today
Thanks!
It has been difficult to find serious reviews of the TCL global models like this one.
It seems that their best models are only going to the USA and can't be bought elsewhere.
So true 😢
Coming early 2024 c945 equivalent to qm8
yes...eu/asia models bad
hello! Will you review TCL 65c755 anytime soon? I have to pick between sony x90L or c755. But without a solid review it will be a sad choice for me and many others. Thanks!!! ( I would prefer x90L to 845)
The black crush of the QN95C at 1:46 is the reason I always used my Q90R with local dimming set to low.
I did lose some peak brightness but on the plus side I also lost some blooming-strength, increased shadow detail and still kept some of the deep blacks and the lovely QLED color richness.
I hope a similar compromise is still possible on the QN95C.
Have no idea what TV this is relative to U.S. models. All of the U.S. models are "Q" or "S" models, I believe. The stats don't exactly match the QM8, which is an "8" series and mini-LED. It appears the global model line still uses a lot of "C" models. Makes comparing a bit confusing.
qm8 is the tcl c955, which is unavailable in the UK
@@thegamerkhaneven those aren’t exactly the same. The models in different regions just don’t seem to exactly align. It’s confusing and annoying and I wonder why they do it.
11:28 beware, there are 2 versions of the TCL C845, version X1 and X2. Only the X2 has the new processor Mediatek Pentonic 700.
How to check this on the tv?
@@tl3733 vendor should show it on reference number, if not ask them specifically for the chipset used. New models should be X2 bur not always.
@@tl3733aida64 app .. Shows all hardware check the processor.
How to know it ?
C845 the new one and C843 the old one ?
Thanks for reviewing a non-US TV!
Will you be reviewing the C745 ? It seems interesting as well.
Any improvements in the mentioned shortcomings after recent firmware updates, if any?
Pls review and settings options for TCL C745
In the US this tv has a different screen for the 75” and above is this the same for Europe it seems like every one reviews 65” but if your buying. A bigger tv set it will have different screen and result in completely different measurements.
Might be why i haven't experienced much of the same issues
@HDTVTest, are you aware that TCL updated the SOC for the C845 to Mediatek Pentonic 700 aka MT9618. The modelnumber found on the box label is: 65C845X2
Why do you think they (silently) upgraded the SOC? What will have improved?
Thank you for that, its on my list and you get what you pay for, another comprehensive review, Cheers.
I tried that custom resolution plenty of times, it will not allow 4:4:4 Chroma on SDR content with 4K 144Hz
Finally a proper review on the EU latest TCL...
Can you please also review the latest European Hisense U8KQ? ( Hope this time isn't as much downgrade as last year U8H EU version compared to US).
yes...eu/asia models bad
@@maomekat7969 the latest 2023 Hisense at least seems in pair with last year good U8H US model or maybe even better, no idea...
In EU Hisense uses that crap OS. It's not android and a dealbreaker. You'll be tied into their bloatware so whatever good the TV quality brings is undermined don't buy the EU/Asia models of hisense
@@AshutoshPathak I just ordered Hisense 55U8KQ a few days ago, will have to wait to like December 26th to get it...
But yeah I know their OS SUCKS, I really wish they kept with android cause when I had some android TV's the browser choices sucked but I just searched the web and downloaded a different version of the Chrome which wasn't even available in the TV android playstore and therefore we are not even completely limited to the crap much smaller number of apps on the Android TV PlayStore...
Guess with Vidaa crap OS I will have to stick with whatever crap they offer only😡
Specially wished I could install a modded TH-cam app with no ads but oh well, guess I'm gonna have to live with their own crap.
ps: Really hope the TV at least doesn't suck cause I still have a 2015 Samsung 4K model and I brought many TV's home across the years and returned them all...
I appreciate the review. I've also been looking at the c745
I got that TV, it's truly amazing.
@@Moonwalker86I'm also looking at getting the C745 65". Most of the features and specs are very similar to the C845. Same CPU etc. The only concern would be the brightness - 1000 nits vs 2000 nits on the C845
Now I get why a Swedish retailer price dumped the 75" version down to £1000/€1255 in March 2024... Bright AF but subpar local dimming meant it didnt sell enough
I jumped on this immediately in Denmark if youre talking about the Komplett campaign. The 845 he reviewed in this video is the first edition x1 version which had the old mediatek SoC, the x2 version has the newer pentonic 700 mediatek chip matching that of the 805/c955/x955. Having seen the 805 in person, it blew my mind and the washed blacks are just hyperbole at this point in time because noone bothered to review the x2 version.
Is there a way to find out what TCL has addressed in firmware updates and what models they pertain to? Like a list. In 2 seconds, I can find out what was addressed on my LG OLED but, TCL (no comment) doesn't have that. They go through Roku and Google TV but, I want to know if they addressed something in the models I own or one I might buy. It's like trying to find a needle in a stack of needles. I won't buy anymore, because I never know if they address firmware or software issues. Telling me that it's version 12.0 and how to update, all over the internet with zero breakdown or list of anything, is why I won't buy front them anymore.
Finally the review i was waiting. Unfortunately the product seems not that good as marketed. Probably will save for an oled from 2022.
Save your money😂😅
He gave the tv an award at the end
@@choopoopoo right, but because i mostly watch movies, the isssue with this tv and the colors not as balanced as i hoped, i will pass on this
@@NeAr1986 budget brand tv wasn't professionally colour graded levels of accurate
Not as good as marketed 🤔
500 zones vs 1080 on the 65QM8. Though, the QM8 seems to exhibit the same EOTF behavior. What are the zones on the 75” C845? 75 QM8 has 1920 zones.
€2000 for the 85 inch version is a pretty good deal.
I still use a Panasonic ZT isf calibrated plasma ...yes thats right ! Would I be disappointed getting an 85inch c845?
great review. I will buy this TV bcs I dont have money for proper one and this is only solution /price/quality I have...
The review seems very detailed which is great but I can't keep up with technical jargon. Is it positive or negative?
You obviously are at the top of your game reviewing tv's, but it would be good if you did one that didnt have so much technical jargon. 😢
so which one is better: C835 or C845 ?
it depends... on bright room, i´d stick with c845...
@HDTVTest. Vincent thank you your reviews are amazing. Could you please consider a TCL C845 v C745 test please. It would be good to understand if C845 weaknesses exist also on C745. Similarly to the C805 that is not released in my region yet. Grey bars are disappointing
around that time soon after you asked x2 variants started to ship, did you end up buying the tv?
@@StevoHDA yes I bought the TV in black friday sales. X1. Very affordable. Great tv. Some slight get bar issues but not the show stoppers people made it out to be. This year's TVs may be exciting
4K 4:4:4 is not working under any circumstances... Not sure if there is any secret, tried all settings...
Certainly the best value. I'm still rocking C725, it works great.
Finally C845
I remember your review of C835, so it looks like this model has more issues with local dimming alghorithm? You think it's something they can fix with an update? I was planning to buy this one
Will TVs with 12Bit native color depth ever arrive?
I have a TCL QLED 65C805 and I don't know how to set it up that it shows me Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos when we run a 4K Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos video n HBO Max used to show me, but now it doesn't have that information.when we start the video, so I'm wondering how to activate it?
I have the US version, QM8 and have not noticed the black bar issues. But this TV is really really bright. Before I calibrated it, the brightness on SDR was at 80 and was so bright at night I had to turn away at certain scenes.
The QM8 is a big step up from the UK's 845, Big big shame for us :(
The QM8 has 1000 dimming zones lol US TVs are so much better than UK ones
@@mrbrookeyoung QM8 is almost identical to C935
@@flaw3dgenius222 yes...eu/asia models bad
yes...eu/asia models bad
HI, i own TCL 65C845X2 i saw your video with this tv but with X1 version, my xbox series x in HDR calibration (HGIG on, Game mode on, VRR on, ALLM on) outputs only 1600 Nits when checkered pattern dissappear in white screen, should i set it manually to 2000 - 2200 Nits or just keep thos 1600 knowing that TV is capable of 2000+ Nits????
The mini LED local dimming performance is very lacking, the price is right at $800 USD.
Great video thanks, can you Do c855 review .
I wonder how the Hisense u8k holds up against this tcl?
It is no TCL QM8... why aint we getting that TV in the UK? Really thought the 845 was going to be an absolute stunner...slightly disappointing the same with the Hisense 8UK
Nice review Vincent, did you also have to enable dynamic tone mapping in HDR mode for colors in Windows to not appear washed up?
Possible to do side by side comparison with tcl c835? Reddit has mixed reactions on this. Some highlighted c845 contrast quality is worse than c835 due to the brightness
Might be too late commenting on your post, but I got my c835 swapped with a c845 and I regret it immediately. It's been 24 hours and it's apparent that c835 was the superior TV C845 is extremely washed out. I absolutely hate it.
not tested here is response times at different framerates with vrr, thr further the framerste is from 60 or 120hz then the more overshoot, pretty annoying
What about Hisense U8H? The best budget LED last year
not where he was based
This tv was literally given an award by this channel
People commenting "that's why you don't buy TCL"
?????
Please put timestamps
Vincent can you do a review of the QM8 and contrast with this tv? Not sure why they have not released in Aus/UK
Opinions on what's best 75"
(less blooming) between:
C845, QN90C, U8K or a sony x85
U8K Europe model hasn't been yet released
QN90C is a huge step forward and has the least blooming of any LED LCD TV. The x85 doesn't even have any local dimming while the QN90C has 720 dimming zones. The only better LED LCD is the Sony X95L which costs a lot more money
@@darthbrodais qn85c much worse than qn90c? ..It's $200 less. $2600 AUD compared to $2800 for 90c
I've seen several reviews and video comparisons showing how U8K has almost ZERO blooming nearly identical to OLEDs with significantly deep blacks. That TV is a beast. It had $100 knocked off its price just a few days ago in Canada (yes I'm closely watching for a good price drop) and am sure its further going to go down here as well as in other markets. The U8K also seems to edge out TCL's latest and greatest, the QM8, as per several reviews -- its not as bright as TCL at peak brightness but extreme brightness levels are reserved for HDR content at/above 1000 nits which U8K is capable of handling with 1,500-nit peak brightness.
@@lordtardar4639in Australia they are nowhere near the same quality. I got a 75" U8Hau and I can clearly count the dimming zones. About 10 rows virtually and 21 horizontally , so 210.
It ended up being faulty unit and Hisense have offered to replace it with a U7K 75" or refund.
I was planning to buy this tv 75" now IM scared from the comments talking about black bars,,,can please anyone have this tv to confirm or deny this problem with mention how many months of used …thx
What black bars? Did you buy it?
Would it make a good outdoor TV with that much brightness and if it was in a proper enclosure?
Thanks might be a no brainer on black Friday. But are we going to get TCL QM8 or Hisense UX in UK or is it just America that gets the best as usual?
Qm8 = c935
@@azamat19 really I thought c935 was last year model.
America don't get any Panasonic tv, and that's one of the best tv brands on the market.
I know Panasonic make good oled TVs but don't know what their LCDs are like. I've had bad luck with oleds in past. Had 2 different and both only lasted 6 months and panels went so not keen on trying anymore.
I have ordered the c835 which is the r655 in usa, but ours has google tv instead of roku and ours has a 2.1 sound system.
Thank you for your time and posting. Great info as always. BTW, I've been to that castle; Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany. :)
juSt GeT aN oLeD
Yeah sure I'll spend 3x the price for minimal differences and burn in. Some of the people commenting were expecting this to be top of the line or competing with TVs that cost 5k
Nah, you can get a decent 65” OLED for about 1.3-1.4x as much as this. When you’re dropping 1k on a TV anyway you’re going to want something with good image quality.
Burn in is over exaggerated, see Vincent’s burn in test video.
@@CleggyCool except comments are saying the C3 which is nearly $5000 here when this is $1500
Also having had TVs with burn in, any at all is too much. These things are supposed to last years, I can't trust people that have had theirs for a few months and have some weird brand loyalty to OLED or need to justify the purchase
@@choopoopoo I agree with you that people saying “get a C3” are not making a fair comparison
I can't understand how you can object so absurdly to a TV of that price
@@garci22589even comments saying another $500 for another tv is the right choice
That's a quarter of the price for this. If you're looking for a budget tv that has great features then adding 1/4th of the cost on top isn't an intelligent decision
Hello Vincent, you are an expert on tv, I have a question for you, I currently have a tcl c825 but I want to change to a newer model, a better choice will be tcl c845 or hisense u8k. Thank you in advance for your answer and best regards.
please we need tcl c745 review
Yep. It would be quite useful
how on earth can you recommend this with such a massive flaw with local dimming ?
Do you guys ever test the audio delay when using eARC with a home theater when using another input for the source, for example hooking up a PS5 to the TV, then using the eARC for audio on a receiver? My TCL 55R635 is not bad in a lot of ways but the audio delay makes me want to throw it in the garbage and buy a new TV sometimes. I don't see much coverage of this problem with TVs. When playing a vid from an internal app such as Netflix, there may or may not be a delay with audio depending on the app. Amazon Prime was always the worst while other apps are fine or not bad enough to be a problem. You can't use lip-sync settings as it only delays audio further. Also for gaming it wrecks the experience when audio is lagging behind by 1/4 second or whatever.
Buy a better receiver and connect PS5 to that with eARC to TV
@@digitalblunt I have a Yamaha RX-A880. It's not the receiver that has the problem it's the TV. And it's not just mine. Tons of them have these same issues.
there is always a 100ms delay when sending sound via eARC. that is what I have read on-line
hello tcl c745 is a tv that i am very curious about and everything is very expensive in my country so i should not make the best choice all at once i will use it depending on pc i am using panasonic s60 plasma right now i don't want to make wrong choice what do you think about c745 vs c845 i will be grateful for your help
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Serkan hangisini seçtin?
Ben de suan 75” c745 ile 65 c845 arasındayım ..
is a TCL 855 review coming up?
Looking forward to your test TV Toshiba X9900LE series!
Is this the comparative to the us model QM8? If not, is better or worse?
This one is a tier below than QM8
Pretty sure it's worse unfortunately.
It's a shame that they make different models for different regions. It just confuses customers and leads to disappointment.
This is a big part of the reason that I'll probably go with Hisense next time.
Their U8K looks interesting and may actually be the same tv regardless of where you buy it this time.
@@WildReefer I wonder if EU U8K is the same as USA, because aesthetically wise it's different, so I would not be surprised if performance are different too! Like qn90a 2 years ago, the EU was ADS, the USA was a spectacular VA panel.
@@joxyn I heard that both TCL and Hisense are moving towards a more simplified product line up so that people will finally get the same tv regardless of where they live.
We can but hope....
Please Review TCL C755 55"
Thanks for your review. Silly question but how do you get to the settings at 13:20 to change them. Is that through the tv?
65C805 or 65C845 ?
The TCL QM8 has over thousand dimming zones and just over 2000 nits brightness. I wonder how it would compare. 65 inch under $1300 USA model.
Would like to know how this compares to Hisense U8k and U7K. Anyone know?
Oh my god.. didnt know there is so much (or too much) about tv's i didnt know or didn't care about. The problem is, would I actually really care about all these detailed defects😅😅😂😂 I just bought one today by the way.😂
Do you like it and recommend it, 3 months later?
wow, this was detailed. thnx
i bought c845 last 3week ago do you have calibration hdr sdr settings for us?
please answer me i just looked all reviews i didn't find any calibration settings also in google i can't find them what i do/:
Nobody has a “calibration” settings to share, what you are asking is “configuration” settings, a completely different thing. Calibration are insidious for each single unit of tvs, with measurement equipment.
where would i find "configuration" settings? also thanks for answering🙏
It is easy to see Vincent knows his stuff but if I’m honest I normally only get five mins into one of his videos before getting bamboozled with all the technical jargon which for me a turn off.
I get there are many aspect to finding the strengths and weaknesses of a tv and given the cost of them folk want solid advice but I’m not sure your average Joe wants the kind of deep dive Vincent chats about . That’s not to say it’s not valuable but I really would like a shorter more to the point review along the lines of … for £1000 buy this because it’s just the best you can get for the money because of the following reasons …..
Clear and concise. I certainly wouldn’t buy a tv I had to adjust the settings on depending on the type of programming other than to say switch between a movie or a sports mode ( for motion tracking) , never mind adjusting brightness.
I would certainly take a recommendation from Vincent I just wish it was one I could understand without all the jargon.
Hi, Does the TCL C845 have PVR/Timeshift function or not?
On TCL global website in the specifications (additional feature) for all C845 display sizes is written that the the TV has PVR/Timeshift (Comply with different regional standards).
A few of my friends have this device, but they can't manage to operate it, there is not such function.
The C845 did recognize the external SSD and HDD via USB Port, but they still could not bring to work any PVR/Timeshift function on it.
Did you find such function and it works? if so, how and where it's possible to use/start it on an european regional C845 TV?
Thank you.
Id love to see a review between qm8 and qn90b, to me the qn90b is the best bang for the buck, closest to oled blacks ive ever seen on a qled
Pulled the trigger on the 75" Qn90B at least fully fledged neural quantum processor with all 4 ports hdmi 2.1 2160p 4k 120hz 4 4 4 , better upscaling , better contrast.
Hello, nice review! Does this model still have the "audio only mode"?
Sure does! I just unboxed mine today and saw that setting :)
Has the HDR black bars issue received a fix via an update. This is a big test for TCL, every review has highlighted it, so are they serious about support?
You can have all the brightness and local dimming zones you want, but without a decent algorythm it's useless.
Hello Vincent, I’ve been watching your reviews for years now… previously you have always rated Panasonic OLED TVS as being one of the best brands.
I have a TX 55FZ802B which i purchased in 2019 (2018 Model). Just had the screen replaced under the 5 year warranty as i had a few pixels blown but the major problem was a bright line across the top of the screen.. all I wanted to say was wow what a difference now with the new screen, i guess the screens must deteriorate a lot over a few years… what do you think?
OLED's wear out over time. Well known.
Regardless of brand or make.
It's just how the tech works.
Even LCD will lose brightness over time as the LED backlight wears out.
13:20 Why can't you show us the 3840x2160 144Hz input lag?
Every time I keep seeing 1920x1080 120Hz input lag times.
Agreed.. and 4k 120 aswell
@@antos1951 People need to say this more, the more we say it the faster he will go and search a device that is capable just doing that. OLED gaming monitors are on 240Hz for 1440p, LG will make a 240Hz capable 4K monitor in 2024. 1080p 120Hz results will look very sad on those monitors/TVs.
@@N0N0111 totally agreed i have a gaming pc pretty high end and to not have a 4k 120hz input lag result is very frustrating
Vincent is possíble you say How is the pwm flickering frequêncy of this tv or If is FLICKER free?
Thanks a lot for this detailed review. Yet, I've got one important question before pulling the trigger and buying this TV as soon as the 'Black week' deals will be offered. Oddly, TCL moved the eARC port to one of the HDMI 2.0 (or even 1.4?) ports. Will there be a great disadvantage when connecting my HDMI 2.1 capable Atmos surround system to the non-HDMI 2.1 port?
no, hdmi 2.0 has plenty of bandwidth for eARC, wasting an HDMI 2.1 port for eARC is dumb, TCL made the right choice
What is the difference between this and C849
Hi for Gaming (blur, rémanence ´, chroma 4.4.4 etc) what is the best TV ? 😅👍🏼
Hello, does local dimming increase input lag on the tcl c83? And c83 séries have black bars issue ? Thanks
One of the home theater installation team has suggested me the projector Epson , Model no EH TW 750 for my home theater system. So could you pls let me know about the performance or is that worth to buy ? Thank you.
Which would you choose hisense u8kq or tcl c845 and why?
Had the TV for a while now and this review is pretty much spot on! Coming from a OLED to this took a bit getting used to but I’m overall OK with the image quality. I went with the 75” model and it’s very fun to watch movies and play games at this size.
Colors are a bit crazy, especially reds so I need to adjust that. But the biggest issue have been Motion Clarity suddenly not working. With both Blur and Judder reduction having no effect.
Only solution when it happens is to do a reboot in the menu. No idea what triggers it to stop working.
what made you switch to led?
@@jubayerwasidraiyan5874Price. If I were to buy a 75” OLED the price would be substantially higher.
@@SveinOlavLarsenso how much did you pay? 💵
Would you say the jump in size is more immersive than the picture quality of the OLED? Sitting 8.5 feet away, I can’t decide between a 65” OLED or 75” QM8 for movies and games.
@@Big_Dogg31 Def not 🙅
Between this and the Sony X90L, which would be the better buy?
Sony anyday it’s not even close
Great channel, thank you !
Vincent- when is the X95L video going live…?
Is it 20-20-0 clicks or 15-15-0 clicks for PS5 hdr calibration on C845?
I'm curious compared to a similarly priced qn85b.
How does this tv compare to Samsungs Q90T? Are the blacklevels worse?