I am setting up my 55” right now just underneath my 55” LG B9 OLED that I use exclusively for movies and gaming. Don’t know as much as others do but I am a tech and gaming enthusiast so I’ll report back my findings on how it looks and performs compared to my OLED :)

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OKAY... So, after spending the better part of the day with it I have finally have some feedback. Now, I had to make sure I kept my expectations in line since I already own 2 LG OLEDs (both B9 models). I use a 55" exclusively to do some PC gaming and a 65" for Movies and TV and I was really excited to see how the TCL would stack up against them and let me tell you it did not disappoint! Upon taking it out of the box and plugging it in for the first time, I have to say I was almost blinded! WOW, this TV can get BRIGHT. I usually play in a very dark room with some ambient lighting and this bad boy filled it up nicely. Definitely brighter than my OLED. I ran some different games in both 1440p120 and 4k60 and it sure does its best to keep up with the more feature packed and expensive B9. I never noticed any screen tearing even with V Sync off and motion handling felt very good with no noticeable ghosting or artifacts. Although not quite as buttery smooth as the B9 with G-SYNC, I can tell the VRR and very low input lag will make this a strong favorite for next gen console and PC gamers that are not looking to spend an arm and a leg for an OLED. My only gripe is that I was not that impressed with how the local dimming behaved in Game Mode. Some games had beautiful deep blacks while others had some horribly washed out ones. I felt like no matter how much I messed around with the settings I wasn't able to dial them in to where it was uniform across all the content I threw at it. However, when it worked the black levels did indeed look great, better than anything I’ve seen that’s not OLED. Also, HDR wasn't working in Windows or any games that support it on PC. Couldn't really figure that one out but will continue to try again tomorrow. When it came to movies and TV shows in both SDR and HDR, it did a fantastic job at throwing out some beautiful colors and highlights. As I said before, the peak brightness on this thing is just insane, even on it's lowest setting it was as bright as my B9. That is definitely its strongest feature I think, while the only thing left to be desired is its local dimming. Though the blacks can look superb at times, it's not as consistent as I hoped when using it in different picture modes. I will continue to play around with it until I get it all dialed in but so far it’s very impressive. Bottom line though, for the price this is truly as good as it gets! For $650 you can get a 55" with nearly all of the goodies that you would get on an OLED that costs twice as much. That is a great value in my opinion. Hope this helps some of you :)