Be that as it may, in our go-to shady scenes from the Mandalorian in 4K we didn't detect any overt difficulties with contrast. The TCL 4-Series does not have active localized dimming, which is arguably unnecessary in a 43-inch set. In a kitchen scene, the reflections and shine off a toaster looked crisp while yellow bananas next to oranges in a fruit bowl produced realistic hues. On the other hand, the green palm fronds in Florida looked appropriately verdant and bright isolated elements, like a fake gold badge, glinted clearly without a loss of focus. The opening raging forest fire was brilliant without excessive haloing around the flames. For "Those Who Wish Me Dead" in 4K we found Angelina Jolie as compelling as ever and colors in the thriller were rendered fairly accurately throughout. Still, the TCL 4-Series did a respectable job displaying most of the programming we threw at it. In our own viewing tests, we determined that Normal rendered the most accurate picture for most material. For further tweaks, such as noise reduction and gamma adjustment, you can use the Roku app on a smart phone. However, if you go into individual input settings you can make further adjustments the backlight, contrast and color temperature. (There's no Filmmaker Mode support, which we generally prefer.) In picture settings, there are 5 preset modes: Brighter, Bright, Normal, Dark, and Darker. It didn’t automatically recognize components we connected to it, but it has a long list of options to choose from. Enter your language, location and wireless network essentials, and you're good to go. The TCL 4-Series set doesn't deviate from the Roku setup script. TCL 4-Series Roku TV (S435) review: Performance
Most people will use the built-in Wi-Fi 802.11ac with dual band support to make the necessary Internet connection.
Also here is a USB port, a headphone jack, composite video plugs, digital audio output, an RF coaxial port, and an Ethernet port. There are 3 HDMI 2.1 ports with one offering ARC (audio return channel) support for sound bars.
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