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1. Suzuki Intruder 1400 Forum

Resolution: 4k The TCL 6 Series (R617/R615) is a very good 4k TV for a wide range of usages. It has good dark scene performance due to the full-array local dimming and high native contrast so blacks appear deep even in a dark room. It is also great for HDR, as it has a great brightness. Although it can produce a wider color gamut than Rec.

709, it isn't as wide as other great HDR TVs. It also has an excellent low input lag for gamers, and unlike last year's it can flicker the backlight to clear up fast motion and interpolate low frame rate content. The TCL 6 Series is also known as the R615 or R617. The TCL 6 Series has very good picture quality. The native contrast is excellent, and it has a decent local dimming feature that can further boost the black levels. While blacks aren't as deep as the, this is still a great TV for dark room viewing. The TV is much brighter than last year's P607, this is especially noticeable in HDR.

Gray uniformity is decent, but we have received reports from many people with much worse uniformity. Like the P607, the viewing angle is bad.

Out of the box, colors have good accuracy, and the calibration is easy and fast with the TCL app. Decent color volume, but deep dark colors aren't displayed very well. The gray uniformity of our TCL 55R617 is decent. Especially in the 50% image, clouding is present and there is some dirty screen effect, this is especially noticeable when there is a panning shot during sports. Uniformity is better in the 5% image although the uniformity remains average. These are similar results to previous TCL models, but lower than the score of the or the.

We have received many reports of gray uniformity issues with the TCL 6 Series. The results of our TV seem typical of this model, but many people have received TVs with worse uniformity. Gray uniformity results will vary from unit to unit. There are some artifacts visible with 4k content due to the sub-pixel dimming. This performs similarly to the , but shouldn't be an issue for most people and is mostly noticeable when used as a PC monitor.

This type of dithering is uncommon, and is only seen on some TCL TVs, including the and R617. Most people won't notice it much, but occasionally it causes artifacts when it interferes with spatial dithering in games such as this or shadow. ( Note: the images are from the S517, but we expect them to be the same on the 6 Series.) Update: We have received a report that the 49' S515/S517 has similar crosshatching to the, as seen and we expect this to be the same in the R615/R617. This will bother some people especially when used as a PC Monitor. The TCL 6 Series has a good color gamut, but slightly worse than last year's. It supports a wide color gamut, but it isn't as wide as other HDR TVs.

HDR will look good, but bright outdoor scenes will lack some detail due to the TV's limited green reproduction. Note that for this test, a PC was used as a pattern generator. Like many other TCL TVs, the TV detects the PC from the AVI infoframe and automatically switches to a PC mode which behaves a little bit differently.

Using a HDFury Integral to mask the AVI infoframe results in a color gamut in the same ballpark, but slightly lower at around 65.8% Rec. The TV's Movie EOTF curve follows our input stimulus almost perfectly, but it rolls off sharply as it hits the TV's peak brightness. The and EOTFs are nearly identical, which is great. The TCL 6 Series has a new optional black frame insertion feature that can adjust the backlight flicker to help clear up motion by introducing flicker. This can be enabled by going to Options-Advanced Picture Settings and turning LED Motion Clarity On. The TV can flicker as low as 60 Hz, even in game mode, but there are some strange results.

It appears to flicker each color individually, resulting in visible duplications of different colors, as seen. This is also noticeable when moving around with BFI enabled. The TV can interpolate lower frame rate content as high as 60 fps. Motion can look a little strange to some people when enabled, this is commonly known as the Soap Opera Effect. This does not work when connected to a PC, and there is no way to bypass this as this TCL automatically detects when it is connected to a PC. Motion interpolation is new this year on the TCL R617, and it can be enabled by going to the Advanced picture settings menu, and setting Action Smoothing to either Off, Low, Medium or High.

For the audio return channel to work, CEC must be enabled in Settings - System - Control other devices (CEC) - ARC (HDMI 3). For 5.1 passthrough on the ARC, the Audio Mode must be set to Auto in the Settings - Audio menu, with S/PDIF and ARC set to 'Dolby D, DTS'. With other settings no sound was getting passed through to our receiver, not even stereo PCM.

DTS passthrough doesn't work, which is unexpected since it did on last year's. Update: To support HDR on HDMI ports connected to an Xbox One, the HDMI ports must be manually set to HDMI 2.0 as the Auto setting will not automatically switch to HDMI 2.0 due to a detection issue. The frequency response is sub-par. The LFE (Low-frequency extension) is at 143Hz, which means this TV won't produce any thump or rumble, and not a lot of body and punch either. The response above the TV's LFE is relatively well-balanced, which is important for producing clear dialogs. However, since this TV doesn't have a room correction system, it wasn't able to remove the mode of our test room around 200Hz. Additionally, it gets loud enough for most situations, and doesn't produce an excessive amount of compression artifacts under heavier loads.

Weather studies investigations manual 2016 2a answers. Differences between Sizes and Variants We tested the 55' (55R617). For the most part, we expect our review to be valid for the 65' version (65R617) as well.

Suzuki Intruder 1400 Forum

We have received wide reports of issues with gray uniformity. While we expect our results to be representative of most people's experience, results may vary. If someone comes across a different type of panel or if their TCL R617 doesn't correspond to our review, let us know and we will update the review.

The variant found at Bestbuy (55R615) is the same TV, but it has a simpler IR remote that requires line-of-sight and does not have the voice control feature. Warehouse outlets will sell the R613, which is identical to the R617 including the voice remote, but still does not include the private listening feature of the. Size Model Best Buy Variant Warehouse Varient 55' 55R617 55R615 55R613 65' 65R617 65R615 65R613 In Europe, the TCL models are completely different and do not directly correspond with the U.S. The and the TCL R617 have very similar performance. The TCL R617 has better local dimming performance, so blacks look deep in a dark room and better HDR peak brightness that makes highlights pop in HDR content.

The Samsung NU8000, on the other hand, supports the FreeSync variable refresh rate which can eliminate tearing if you play video games and a faster response time which is great for watching sports. Finally, the Samsung NU8000 has better gray uniformity, so the image is free from clouding or shadows in slow panning uniform-color shots like a hockey arena or a soccer field. The TCL 6 Series R617 is slightly better than the. The TCL R617 can get brighter to fight glare in a bright room but can also display deeper blacks in a dark room since it has better native contrast ratio and support for local dimming. Also, the TCL R617 has a lower input lag which is great if you play video games. It has better HDR performance and better motion handling features as it has support motion interpolation.

The Vizio M Series 2018, on the other hand, has better reflection handling and better gray uniformity which is great if you watch sports in a room with many lights. The TCL 6 Series R617 is somewhat better than the. The TCL R617 has a motion interpolation feature which will please the soap opera effect fans and a slightly better SDR peak brightness which is great if you watch TV Shows in a brighter room. The TCL R617 also has better black frame insertion (BFI) that clears the image blur in fast action. On the other hand, the TCL P607 has slightly better contrast which is great if you watch movies in a dark room and a lower input lag to please those who play video games. The TCL R617 is a better TV than the.

The TCL617 has a VA-panel and can display deeper blacks and brighter highlights due to the better contrast ratio and better brightness, so you will enjoy watching movies and HDR movies more on the TCL. On the contrary, the LG UK7700 has an IPS panel and is better for watching TV shows and sports, as it can better handle the reflections of a room with many light sources, has better gray uniformity and wide viewing angles to accommodate for wide seating arrangements.