Comparison TCL Q65HE vs TCL Q75H
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Ai-Sound adaptation and proprietary RAY DANZ sound enhancement technology. | Ai-Sound adaptation and proprietary RAY DANZ sound enhancement technology. | |
| Audio format | 5.1 | 5.1.2 |
| Mount type | shelf / wall | shelf / wall |
| Ultra HD (4K) |  | |
Tech specs | ||
| Rated power | 580 W | 620 W |
Subwoofer | ||
| Wireless subwoofer | | |
| Acoustic design | bass-reflex type | bass-reflex type |
| Subwoofer dimensions (WxHxD) | 220x367x275 mm | 220x368x275 mm |
Interfaces | ||
| Interfaces | AirPlay 2 Wi-Fi Bluetooth | AirPlay 2 Wi-Fi Bluetooth |
| Audio decoders | DTS Virtual:X Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Plus Dolby TrueHD Dolby Atmos | DTS Virtual:X Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Plus Dolby TrueHD Dolby Atmos |
Connectors | ||
| Inputs | USB-A optical | USB-A optical |
| HDMI input | 1 pc | 1 pc |
General | ||
| Control | remote control | remote control |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 1040x58x110 mm | 1054x68x123 mm |
| Color | ||
| Added to E-Catalog | august 2025 | october 2024 |
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Glossary
Audio format
The audio format produced by a sound projector is actually the largest number of individual audio channels supported by the device. Note that in this case we are talking about the number of real channels, that is, channels for each of which at least one speaker is allocated; Models that support virtual surround sound can give the listener the impression of more channels than there actually are (see below for more details).
The sound format is indicated by two or three numbers separated by a dot. The first indicates the number of main channels, the second - the number of subwoofers, the third - the number of additional vertical radiators. For example, 2.1 format corresponds to stereo sound (2.0) supplemented by a subwoofer. And the conditional 3.1.2 format includes left, right and center channels, a subwoofer, left and right vertical speakers.
Sound projectors that support a more advanced sound format than 3.1 are designated in our catalog as multi-channel. The classic multichannel audio format is 5.1, but there are other options. In any case, a large number of real channels contributes to the fidelity of the reproduced sound and simplifies setup compared to virtual surround sound systems, but is also more expensive.
The most common sound formats are: 2.0, 2.1..., 3.0, 3.1, 4.1, 5.1, 5.1.2, 7.1.
The sound format is indicated by two or three numbers separated by a dot. The first indicates the number of main channels, the second - the number of subwoofers, the third - the number of additional vertical radiators. For example, 2.1 format corresponds to stereo sound (2.0) supplemented by a subwoofer. And the conditional 3.1.2 format includes left, right and center channels, a subwoofer, left and right vertical speakers.
Sound projectors that support a more advanced sound format than 3.1 are designated in our catalog as multi-channel. The classic multichannel audio format is 5.1, but there are other options. In any case, a large number of real channels contributes to the fidelity of the reproduced sound and simplifies setup compared to virtual surround sound systems, but is also more expensive.
The most common sound formats are: 2.0, 2.1..., 3.0, 3.1, 4.1, 5.1, 5.1.2, 7.1.
Rated power
The total power rating of the sound projector speakers (including subwoofer, if present).
This parameter is often used to estimate the overall sound volume of the device, but this is not entirely true. The fact is that the actual sound volume is determined mainly by the power of the main speakers of the sound projector, and the total power is the sum of this power and the power of the subwoofer. Therefore, models with the same power rating can vary markedly in actual volume: for example, a 150-watt soundbar with a 50-watt subwoofer will be louder than a 100-watt projector with a subwoofer of the same power, although in both cases the rated power will be equal to 200 watts.
Summing up, we can say that it is possible to evaluate the volume by rated power only if the sound projector is not equipped with a subwoofer — in such models, the rated power is equal to the power of the main speakers. In other cases, it is worth focus on the power of the soundbar and the power of the subwoofer directly stated in the characteristics (see below for both).
This parameter is often used to estimate the overall sound volume of the device, but this is not entirely true. The fact is that the actual sound volume is determined mainly by the power of the main speakers of the sound projector, and the total power is the sum of this power and the power of the subwoofer. Therefore, models with the same power rating can vary markedly in actual volume: for example, a 150-watt soundbar with a 50-watt subwoofer will be louder than a 100-watt projector with a subwoofer of the same power, although in both cases the rated power will be equal to 200 watts.
Summing up, we can say that it is possible to evaluate the volume by rated power only if the sound projector is not equipped with a subwoofer — in such models, the rated power is equal to the power of the main speakers. In other cases, it is worth focus on the power of the soundbar and the power of the subwoofer directly stated in the characteristics (see below for both).