TCL 65C8K
65-inch LCD TV. 4K, 288 Hz.
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Prices, key specs and fit
Prices
No price for this model at the retailers checked (28 Oct 2026): The Good Guys, Appliances Online and Bing Lee. It may be sold elsewhere, or through the brand's site.
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Same type and a similar size, priced at the retailers checked.
Key specs
- Screen technology
- LCD
- Panel
- Mini LED
- Series
- TCL C8K
- Screen size
- 65-inch (164 cm)
- Native refresh
- 288 Hz
- Resolution
- 4K Ultra HD
- HDR and Dolby
- HDR10-plus; Vision IQ, Atmos
- Smart platform
- Google TV
- Depth on its stand
- 368 mm
- Weight without stand
- 21.2 kg
- VESA mount
- 300 x 300 mm
- Energy stars
- 5
- Energy a year
- 450 kWh
- Cost a year at 32¢/kWh
- $144
- Manufacturer's warranty
- 3 Year
- Made in
- China
- Registration no.
- ATV6695
Panel, refresh rate, weight, VESA mount and warranty come from retailer listings, checked 28 Oct 2026.
Series and panel identified from the model number; the mapping is reviewed against each year's range.
Manuals and guides
TCL's manuals are on its support site.
Price history
No tracked retailer has listed it since 6 Oct 2026.
Checked daily since 10 Sept 2026; the price held at $2,494 at The Good Guys throughout.
One line per retailer, stepped where the daily check recorded a change. Prices exclude delivery and promotions.
How it compares
- 450 kWh a year against a median of 465 across the 320 other 65-inch LCD TVs; 138 of them use less.
Compare it
Similar models: TCL 65C8L · Hisense 65U7SAU · Hisense 65U6SAU · Hisense 65UR8SAU · TCL 65C7L · LG 65QNED90BSA. More in TCL televisions, Mini-LED TVs and 120 Hz and faster TVs.
Figures trace to this model's entry (ATV6695) in the Australian Government's energy-rating database. The energy figure assumes 10 hours of viewing a day, the labelled test basis. The government database records only energy figures; panel, refresh and smart-platform details, where shown, come from retailer spec sheets or the model-number series. Household bills vary with use and tariff.