Best FFalcon 4K Ultra HD TVs

Not too bad for what I paid, Google TV runs well on it. Screen looks good when you're sitting in the recliner in front of it, but the viewing angle… Read more

is quite narrow; it looks a bit washed out if you're sitting on the couch, off to the side a bit. Speakers are really tinny compared to my last TV, could probably do with a soundbar.

It can run all my streaming apps, there's even a whole bunch of extra free channels integrated into the antenna TV app, they have minimal ads which is nice (most of them seem to be run by Banijay, separate from the networks' FTA channels and streaming apps)

The remote is easy to use, it has good range and you only need to press a button once. There are a few HDMI ports, USB ports, optical sound out and even a jack to plug in an adaptor for composite AV, which comes in the box.

All in all, it goes alright for a ~$500 TV, there are trade offs and might not suit everyone, but it can work in certain situations, like if you already have a surround sound system/soundbar and will be sitting centre of the TV every time.

Only buy if you're not worried about losing it – Happy New Year 2024. And thanks for reading this review. The title of this review is fitting for what I bought it for. I have an 85" TV in the… Read more

lounge, a 55" in the bedroom and nothing in the home gym. Why do you need one you might ask?

Well, I have a garage that's been converted into a gym. Not the best but better than most and we've just recently expanded onto the covered pergola.

Having to previously rely upon our smart phones for exercise routines and music, I've since set up a Google network of devices and as such this model is not only the right size, because I could just carry it out the shop as opposed to previous times having to drive my car to a loading dock to pick up a 55" I previously mentioned.

So the 43 based on my requirements had to be compatible with Google. It had to have WIFI and 4K.

Now I am hoping in time, a short time to obtain a UPS device and hook it up to this and the attached devices so that in the event of some kind of electrical fault due to the weather I don't have to worry so much.

So keeping in mind, I have UPS devices set up throughout the premises because it is prone to these electrical issues and you're probably wondering well why don't you fix it... the house is too old and there's no point.

The value proposition of this TV means for our requirements, I'm not going to lose any sleep should it fail under warranty or out of warranty. For the price I paid for it compared to my other TVs... if it breaks, I'll just go get another one.

The way I have positioned this TV, along with its plastic stands that you need to screw 4 bits in the base to have.it standing. The TV is very light and any one can lift it.

It comes with 2x TCL batteries and very easy to set up with Google as long as you have an Android phone with the Google Home application installed.

So as I have tested it. I can use the Google Home app or the Google Voice command system to activate my devices and this works like a dream.

Now the only downside to this is biased based upon your own individual requirements compared to the next person.

We will primarily use YouTube and Spotify only.

I would recommend this TV if you are looking for something you are intending to use infrequently or purposeful like a gym set up like mine?