TCL C725 QLED TV review: A wholesome package on Android 11 TV platform
TCL might be a new
name in India, but this Chinese electronics maker is well recognised globally
for its feature-rich and competitively-priced smart televisions. Expanding its
product portfolio in India, the company recently launched its Android 11
TV platform based smart QLED TVs. Leading the pack are the TCL C725
QLED TV models with screen size of up to 65-inch, quantum LED display tech
supported by high dynamic range formats (Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR, HLG), Onkyo
sound system powered by Dolby Atmos, and wide input and connectivity options.
Besides, it is one of the few smart televisions in the market that come with
USB-powered plug-and-play webcam (mics integrated) for video calls and meeting
over Google Duo. On paper, the TCL C725
QLED TV seems to be a wholesome package. But is it worth spending Rs 72,990
over for a 55-inch model (review unit)? Let’s find out:
Design
The TCL C725 QLED TV boasts a bezel-less front profile for a
distraction-free viewing experience. Its 55-inch screen stretches across sides
for edge-to-edge coverage. The trimmed bezels result in a screen-to-body ratio
better than most smart televisions in its segment. In fact, the TCL C725 QLED
TV is one of the most compact and precisely built smart televisions in the
segment.
The TV might not have a gigantic build, but it is heavy and
protrudes too much on the back side. Like other TVs, you can either mount it on
the wall or place it on a flat table. The back side bulge makes hanging it on
the wall an unattractive idea. It looks better while mounted on a table.
However, its legs are placed on extreme ends and they are big too. A
centre-stand here would have been better, as that would have taken less space
on the table.
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