144 Hz, Minled, Dolby Vision and Atmos… and a price that will make you forget the competition. Carrefour drops the price of 999 euros from this TCL 65C61K to 599.99 euros.
Minled TVs are no longer a living room gadget. It is the culmination of years of frustration in front of grayish blacks and colors that resemble a badly calibrated dream. Today, technology matures, and TCL pushes the door with a model that promises an abyssal contrast, surgical fluidity and sound that slams like a well -felt replica. All without blowing the PEL. Carrefour causes this big minled to lose 400 euros.
The good points of this TCL 65C61K
- Minled + qled = qd-miniled: a deep contrast and explosive colors
- A refresh frequency of 144 Hz
- An onkyo x dolby atmos 2.1 sound system
Instead of 999.99 euros, the TCL 65C61K is now available on promotion at 599.99 euros on Carrefour.
An image that does not forgive anything
The TCL 65C61K has a minled 65 ” screen (165 cm) in 4K UHD definition (3840 × 2160 px). The minled + QLED combination allows ultra-preclude management of backlighting, for deep blacks and light peaks worthy of a cinema projector. The colors, they benefit from controlled accuracy and saturation, without falling into the “fast food neon” side.
The refresh frequency rises up to 144 Hz, which makes all the difference in the action scenes and the football matches where each movement counts. It’s clear, fluid and without drag, even when Mbappé goes to full speed or your favorite FPS runs at full speed.
HDR side, HDR10 and Dolby Vision compatibility adds a layer of intensity and realism. The films take on another dimension, the details in the shadows stand out, and the reflections on a body or an ocean become almost palpable.
The brain and the voice
Under the hood, it is Google TV which orchestrates everything. Fluid navigation, relevant recommendations, direct integration of streaming platforms: Netflix, Video Prime, Disney+, everything is there. No need to hack or connect an external case to enjoy it.
The connection is generous with 4 HDMI 2.1 ports, a USB port, and an optical output for those who want to connect a house audio system. The HDMI 2.1 opens the gaming doors in 4K 120/144 Hz native, with VRR and Allm, which makes it a ready machine for Next-Gen consoles and high-end PCs.
Finally, the sound is signed Onkyo and boosted by Dolby Atmos. This allows the television a large and precise rendering, with a spatialization which gives the impression of having speakers hidden behind the walls. What transform a simple Ligue 1 match or a Netflix session into cinema experience.
In order to compare the TCL 65C61K with other products of the same category, we invite you now to consult our guide on the best 4K TV of the moment.
