TCL P7K 65-inch QLED 4K Google TV 2025 (65P7K)

Unveiled in mid‑2025 and now readily available across Australian retailers, the TCL P7K 65‑inch model (65P7K) entered the market with a recommended retail price of AU$1,299. It forms part of TCL’s latest 2025 line‑up, offering a large‑screen experience at a price point that sits below premium flagships without compromising on core performance. 

From first glance, the 65‑inch QLED panel impresses with vivid, cinema‑style colour thanks to Quantum Dot technology—branded as Colourful Quantum Crystal—delivering more than a billion distinct hues and coverage of approximately 93 per cent of the DCI‑P3 colour gamut. Combined with a Hi‑Performance Vertical Alignment (HVA) panel and Direct‑LED backlight, the result is deep contrast, broad 178° viewing angles, and consistent brightness even in challenging lighting conditions. 

Under the hood sits the AiPQ processor, a smart engine that adjusts multiple aspects of the image in real time. Colour volume, contrast ratio, motion clarity and HDR tone‑mapping are all analysed and enhanced frame by frame, ensuring everything from sports to animation looks sharper and more immersive. Low‑resolution sources benefit from upscaling via Ai Clarity while AI‑driven algorithms fine‑tune HDR effects and preserve realistic skin tones and texture. Supported HDR formats include Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10 and HLG, making sure you get full compatibility with the latest streaming and UHD content. 

Performance during fast motion is handled by MEMC (motion estimation, motion compensation), marketed here as 100 CMR. That, alongside the Ai Motion module, helps reduce blur and tearing for smoother sports, action films or gaming sequences, even though the native refresh rate remains 60 Hz. 

Audio comes courtesy of Dolby Atmos, paired with DTS Virtual:X support in some regions. The built‑in speaker system delivers around 20–35 watts (depending on configuration), including a down‑firing subwoofer. The result is spacious, room‑filling sound that enhances movies and music without requiring an external soundbar for casual use. 

Smart features are anchored by Google TV, offering easy access to apps such as Netflix, Stan, Disney+, Binge, Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV+. Voice control arrives courtesy of built‑in Google Assistant, with support for Amazon Alexa, Apple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast built‑in for seamless casting and integration with smart devices. 

Connectivity includes three HDMI 2.1 ports (enabling ALLM and VRR support), two USB ports (including USB 3.0 on some models), Bluetooth (BI‑Rite specifies version 5.4, while others cite 5.2), Wi‑Fi, and Ethernet. A Game Master suite adds FHD 120 Hz Game Accelerator support, ALLM and a Game Bar overlay, delivering low latency and responsive gameplay when hooked up to consoles or graphics PCs. 

Design reflects TCL’s slim uni‑body aesthetic. With a barely visible bezel and a refined metallic finish, it measures approximately 1,444 mm wide by 831 mm high without the stand (and 69.5 mm deep), increasing to 893 mm high and 320 mm deep with the tabletop feet attached. The weight sits at about 15.8 kg without stand, rising to 16 kg when fitted, and it uses a VESA pattern of 400×300 mm for wall‑mounting. 

Energy efficiency is rated at 6 stars and standby power consumption dips below 0.5 W, making it relatively economical in daily use. TCL backs the unit with a three‑year manufacturer’s warranty across Australia. 

In everyday terms, this model suits anyone wanting a large screen experience that delivers vibrant, accurate colour, strong contrast and smart capabilities without overspending. The combination of Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos sound, Google TV, AI‑driven enhancements and gaming features makes it a reliable choice for households that want modern TV capabilities in a sleek design.

This description was last updated August 2025.