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Some of the TCL Roku TVs can be connected to the app, which allows you to use your phone as a remote, as well as plug-in headphones for private listening. As a bonus, you can use your app to stream movies and TV shows from your account while you're on the go. Some programs can also be downloaded for offline viewing on a mobile device. If you're watching a movie on a tablet using the Roku app and want to continue on a bigger device, your TCL Roku TV will know where you left off, provided both devices are logged in to the same Roku account.
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Philips' prices are pretty decent with the 32-inch around $170-$180 depending on where you buy it, which isn't too much more than TCL's. However, as far as we can tell with Philips Roku TVs, you don't even have a voice control option on the remote. And because this is a Roku TV, you'll get the same titles across the board from both Philips and TCL, no matter which one you choose.
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The TCL 8i features Dolby Atmos virtual surround sound, the highest level of advancement in home theater audio technology. Some audiophiles may be wondering where the subwoofer is, and our experts are pleased to say that the 8i has dual built-in subs.
Do you want a virtual assistant with your soundbar? What you need to consider in this matter is that just like with the Google Home device, you will have an always-on mic in your living room (or wherever your Roku TV is). How comfortable are you with that fact?
TCL is one of the few manufacturers that sell TVs with Google TV pre-installed, but two of its TVs with the software have been pulled down from the only store where they can be bought in the U.S., no thanks to the less-than-stellar experience of users. The TCL 5 and TCL 6 series originally launched with Roku TV before TCL announced Google TV editions in August 2021.
There have been complaints about how the TCL Series 5 and Series 6 Google TV editions are slow and buggy. TCL itself acknowledged to The Verge that there are issues, and it has been rolling out multiple software updates to fix the performance problems. Some of the updates seem to have improved the user experience to an extent, but seeing as Best Buy has delisted them from its sites, it appears there are still some unresolved ones. For example, the buy link on the product pages for the two TVs on TCL's site should take a buyer to Best Buy, where the TV can be purchased. Instead, the link opens to a page with a message that reads, "We're sorry, something went wrong."
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