TCL C8K Review

The TCL C8K, right from the first contact, gives the impression of a high-end device. The bezels are extremely narrow and nearly merge with the screen – there is none of that characteristic black border, which often "frames" the picture. Instead, we have the effect as if the content simply spills over the edges. It looks great – especially in larger sizes. The entire frame is made of aluminium, with the lower part slightly thicker. Fortunately, this does not disrupt the proportions – the whole thing still looks elegant and modern. Importantly, the television is about 6 cm thick, but the construction is completely flat. This means it can be mounted very close to the wall without any strange gaps or curves at the back. So, if someone dreams of a home "wall panel", this is definitely a device that makes that possible. The package also includes a decent central stand. It's solid enough to easily support even the 85-inch version. And if you dream of a screen almost like in the cinema – that is, 98 inches – here the manufacturer has opted for two classic spaced-out legs. And rightly so, because with such dimensions stability is essential.