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One-minute review Over the last four years, the TCL 6-Series has become synonymous with fantastic performance at an unbeatable price. Until now, that’s been limited to 4K models that have progressively gotten better over the previous years, with technologies like QLED introduced in 2019 and Mini LED thrown into the 6-Series in 2020. This year, however, we’re adding 8K resolution to the list. The TCL 6-Series 8K (R648) is officially – by our count at least – the cheapest 8K TV on the market at $2,199 for the 65-inch version of the screen and $2,999 for the 75-inch model. That undercuts the likes of Sony, Samsung and LG by hundreds of dollars (a real feat) and continues the 6-Series’ trend of underpricing the competition.  Unfortunately, though, despite underpricing the likes of the Samsung Q900TS , LG QNED 99 and Sony Z8H , the TCL 6-Series 8K doesn't outperform them in every metric – especially when it comes to upscaling and motion processing, two of the TV's weakest ...