For gamers, a responsive TV is just as important as one with a good picture. HDMI 2.1 ensures compatibility with latest game console generations and enables functions like ALLM (Auto Low Latency mode). ALLM allows the video game console or PC graphics card to switch automatically the TV into game mode for a super fast TV game input lag below 15 ms. Offering a notably different feature set to the formidable C Series Mini LEDs, these 4K HDR models still have plenty to offer, including a large selection of screen sizes along with a price tag that might be smaller than your latest energy bill. The P735 sits at the top of this sub-section, with the same switch to Android TV for UK users as with the C635 before and the P638 to follow. Note, of course, that these aren't HDMI 2.1 ports that can carry 4K/120Hz or 8K signals – but 4K/60 or 1440p/120 is still very much possible here.

It doesn’t have the ‘Pro’ status of those before it, but it does come with a Game Master set-up with 120Hz and VRR, ALLM, Stadia certification and most of the trimmings (although FreeSync is limited to the 55-inch model and above). However, it could also be the last in this list to offer genuine high-quality HDMI 2.1 support, so if that’s a key factor for you, then this could be your best affordable option. Size / Model (UK) Motion handling is also good, given the inherent limitations of LCD as a display technology and the panel’s 60Hz refresh rate. As a result, there’s some blurring on fast motion like sport, but the RC630K handles 24p content without introducing judder, allowing movies to retain a film-like quality.

Because there’s still a dearth of 4K/HDR content out there the 6-Series still relies really heavily on its AiPQ Engine to transform HD to 4K content. It does this using three algorithms – one for color, one for clarity and one for contrast – and the results, so far, do seem better than last year. Boost your viewing experience and enjoy any type of content thanks to a colourful and detailed 4K panel. This optimises picture quality frame-by-frame, and balances and enhances tones, brightness, and contrast levels. To test the TCL RC630K we used Portrait Displays Calman colour calibration software. TCL RC630K review: Gaming

The TCL 50C635K features various picture settings that allow you to customize the picture quality to your liking. The TV comes with different picture modes such as Standard, Dynamic, Movie, Sports, and Game. Additionally, the TV offers various advanced picture settings such as Color Temperature, Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, and Gamma. These settings allow you to adjust the picture quality according to the content you are watching, the room’s lighting, and your preferences. Sound Settings The TCL 50C635K is available in a 50-inch size option, ideal for anyone looking for a medium-sized TV. However, the TV is also available in larger size options such as 55-inch and 65-inch, which are ideal for anyone looking for a larger TV. These size options make the TCL 50C635K ideal for anyone looking for a TV that fits their specific needs and preferences. 4K Resolution Gaming enthusiasts can also benefit from this TV with the inclusion of Game Master. This game mode allows supported consoles to project lightning speeds and minimal input lag, so you are able to stay one step ahead of the action.Despite not being incredibly slim, the nearly bezel-less design of the TV is fairly versatile. The legs of the TV can either be placed close together to fit on a smaller table or stand, or can be attached to the outside corners of the TV to give it some more stability. All three HDMI 2.0b inputs support 4K/60Hz, HDR10, HLG, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision, HDCP 2.3, and CEC. One of the HDMI inputs also includes eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel), but this TV doesn’t support 4K/120Hz, VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) or ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode).