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Add to SafariWhen comparing Samsung Q8FN 75" (QN75Q8FN) vs TCL C807 65" (65C807), the Slant community recommends TCL C807 65" (65C807) for most people. In the question“What are the best TVs?” TCL C807 65" (65C807) is ranked 112nd while Samsung Q8FN 75" (QN75Q8FN) is ranked 141st. The most important reason people chose TCL C807 65" (65C807) is:
This TV is a fair choice for those who watch SDR content as it has a reasonable contrast ratio, fairly high peak brightness, and adequate color gamut. In its price range, this is one of the best SDR TVs available on the market.
Specs
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Pros
Pro Great overall picture quality
The Samsung Q8FN offers exceptional overall picture quality while dealing with both dark and bright scenes. Only a couple of high-end LED TVs can match that performance. This TV can produce beautiful images with bright and vivid colors, inky shadows and some realistic-looking mid-tones.
Pro Compatible with FreeSync
FreeSync allows this TV to synchronize it's framerate to the framerate of a PC or Xbox One X and reduce input lag as well as screen tearing. Only a handful of modern TVs support this technology.
Pro Decent SDR performance
This TV is a fair choice for those who watch SDR content as it has a reasonable contrast ratio, fairly high peak brightness, and adequate color gamut. In its price range, this is one of the best SDR TVs available on the market.
Cons
Con Bad for watching with a crowd
Only those who sit right in front of the Samsung Q8FN will enjoy it's brilliant picture quality because the TV's picture degrades when viewed from a side.
Con Bad for group watching
Only those who sit right in front of this TV can experience the full potential of its picture quality because the moment you view the TV from an angle, its colors and black levels start to shift. In fact, a tiny viewing angle of 6 degrees will cause a noticeable shift of blacks.
Con Poor HDR capabilities
The overall picture quality of this TV is not high enough to properly enjoy the HDR content. Even in the HDR mode, the TV's overall brightness stays below 350 nits, which is noticeably lower compared to the other TVs in this price range.
