TCL 65" QM8L SQD-Mini LED 4K Smart TV
- Due today
- $0
- Payments
- 75
- Paid off in
- 18 months
$25.00 a week to start. Pay more any week to finish sooner, or less when you need to — from your account.
$1,875.00 total — the sticker price, always. Nothing to pay today, no interest, no fees and no sales tax added — the price you see is the price you pay.
How your plan works
How your plan works
- $0 today. We check your card to make sure it works — no charge, no deposit, no credit check.
- Your first payment comes out on the payday you pick, then equal payments every week until it’s paid off.
- Pay more some weeks to finish sooner, less when money’s tight, or take a break — you change it yourself in your account, and it never costs a fee.
- We order your item brand-new from an authorized US retailer after your final payment and ship it within 20 business days.
- Cancel anytime — the fee is 15% of the total purchase price, capped at $150 — never more than you have paid, and only taken from payments already made.
- No credit check — everyone can start a plan, because layaway isn’t credit.
One of TCL's brightest 65-inch panels, built for people who watch demanding HDR content and want to see what was actually mastered into it. Six thousand nits of peak brightness and more than four thousand dimming zones is flagship territory, and the ZeroBorder design keeps the frame out of the way.
What you get
- Up to 6,000 nits peak brightness, so specular highlights in HDR — sunlight on metal, a street light at night — actually read as bright
- 4,000+ local dimming zones, which is what keeps those highlights from bleeding into the black around them
- 100% BT.2020 colour coverage, so wide-gamut HDR content is shown rather than approximated
- WHVA Ultra panel with ZeroBorder design, giving wide viewing angles and an edge-to-edge picture
- Game Accelerator 288 VRR over HDMI 2.1, so a current console runs at full frame rate without tearing
- Dolby Vision IQ with Bang & Olufsen Dolby Atmos audio, so picture and sound both adapt to the room
Specs
- Model: 65QM8L
- Screen size: 65 inches (Class)
- Resolution: 3840 x 2160 (4K Ultra HD)
- Panel: SQD Mini LED, WHVA Ultra with ZeroBorder design
- Peak brightness: up to 6,000 nits
- Local dimming zones: 4,000+
- Colour: 100% BT.2020 (Quantum Dot)
- Processor: TSR AI Pro
- HDR formats: Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
- Gaming: Game Accelerator 288 VRR over HDMI 2.1
- Smart platform: Google TV
- Audio: Bang & Olufsen tuning, Dolby Atmos
In the box
- Television
- Stand with screws
- Voice remote
- Power cord
- Quick start guide
Everyone can start a plan — because layaway isn't credit. Pay it off, and we ship it brand-new, free.
How do the payments work?
How do the payments work?
You pay nothing today. We check your card without charging it, then $25 a week comes out — timed to your payday. The price you see is the total you’ll ever pay. No deposit, no interest, and no extra fees for paying on time.
When do I get my item?
When do I get my item?
After your final payment. We order your item brand-new from an authorized US retailer and ship it to you free within 20 business days of payoff. Waiting is what keeps the price at sticker — you never pay more for paying over time.
Can I get it sooner?
Can I get it sooner?
Yes — raise your weekly amount in your account and your finish date moves closer, or pay the balance off early any time, free. Either way we order it brand-new and ship it within 20 business days of your final payment.
What does canceling cost?
What does canceling cost?
Cancel anytime — the fee is 15% of the total purchase price, capped at $150 — never more than you have paid, and only taken from payments already made.
Is this credit?
Is this credit?
No. Layaway isn't credit — there's no credit check, no interest, and nothing is reported to credit bureaus. You simply pay for your item over time, and we ship it once it's paid off.
Your card details go straight to Stripe — we never see or store them. Every payment you make is tracked in your account and refundable under our cancellation policy.
