Philips MLED910 vs TCL C845K

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MLED910 compared with C845K
PhilipsMLED910TCLC845K
Overview
ReleasedMay 20252023
Display
PanelMini-LEDMini-LED
Panel detailQuantum Dot Mini-LEDQuantum-dot LCD with full-array Mini LED local dimming
Resolution3840 × 2160 (4K)3840 × 2160 (4K)
Refresh rate144 Hz144 Hz
HDR formatsDolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLGDolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG
HDR extras–Dolby Vision IQ; IMAX Enhanced
Peak brightnessUp to 1,000 nits (TP Vision claim)2,000 nits, maker peak claim; measured brightness depends on size, picture mode and test pattern
Colour range93% DCI-P3 (TP Vision)–
Picture processingMicro Dimming Premium, Perfect Natural Motion, Crystal Clear; Calman Autocal Ready and manual calibrationAiPQ 3.0 processing and Mini LED local dimming; both 2023 65-inch reviews found 576 zones on their tested units, not a series-wide count
Picture modesPersonal, Movie, Home Cinema, Monitor, Game, ECO, Calman–
Motion handling120 Hz native refresh; 144 Hz VRR from a PC over HDMI (Philips)TCL specifies a native 144 Hz maximum at 4K; Game Accelerator uses reduced-resolution processing
Sizes
Sizes55, 65, 75, 85″55, 65, 75, 85″
Largest size85″85″
Gaming
HDMI ports4 (all HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+) (better)4 (2 HDMI 2.1 at 4K 120 Hz+)
Variable refresh rateHDMI VRR, FreeSync PremiumHDMI VRR, FreeSync Premium Pro
Auto low latency modeYesYes
HDMI detail4 × HDMI, all full bandwidth with 4K up to 144 Hz ('Optimal (Auto Game 144Hz Pro)' setting); eARC on HDMI 2; HDCP 2.3 on all portsTCL labels all four sockets HDMI 2.1; AVForums verifies two 48 Gbps inputs on its UK review unit. HDMI 1 supports 4K 144 Hz and HDMI 2 supports 4K 120 Hz; HDMI 4 provides eARC separately.
Variable refresh range48–144 Hz–
Game featuresGame Bar 2.0 with custom crosshair, ALLM and Auto Game, FreeSync Premium; 1080p, 1440p and 4K at up to 144 HzGame Master Pro 2.0; ALLM; game bar; aiming aid and shadow enhancement
Cloud gamingBluetooth controller support for cloud gaming–
Smart TV and sound
Smart TV platformTitan OSGoogle TV
ProcessorP5 Perfect Picture EngineAiPQ 3.0
Speakers40 W, 2.0 channels2.1 channels
Dolby AtmosYesYes
DTS:XYes–
eARCYesYes
Wi-FiWi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), 2×2 dual bandWi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), dual-band MIMO
Bluetooth5.2–
Speaker detail40 W 2.0 (4 × 10 W full-range speakers); super slim full-range drivers and tweetersExact K-model maker tables list 2 × 25 W plus 20 W on 55/65/85 inches, and 2 × 20 W plus 20 W on 75 inches. What Hi-Fi instead describes its 65-inch unit as 40 W; maker figures retained here without assuming equal revisions.
Audio featuresDolby Atmos, DTS:X, Dolby Digital; IntelliSound, room calibration, hearing profile, night mode; Dolby Atmos for headphonesDolby Atmos; DTS Virtual:X processing
Voice assistantsAmazon Alexa built in; works with Google Home; remote with microphone–
CastingApple AirPlayChromecast and T-cast; AirPlay 2 advertised on the exact K-model page
Software updates–The maker tables and reviews describe the original 2023 range. Later C845 X1/X2 hardware and firmware differences remain unverified; no chipset identity or revision-specific performance is inferred.
TV tunersDVB-T/T2/T2-HD/C/S/S2, CI slotDVB-T2/C/S2; analogue tuner; CI+ 1.4 with ECP
USB2 (5 V 900 mA and 500 mA)One USB 2.0 port in the exact K-model maker tables
EthernetYesRJ-45 LAN
Optical audio outYesOptical digital audio output
Design and power
SizeWithout stand 1226 × 719 × 65 mm (55″), 1446 × 841 × 66 mm (65″), 1668 × 966 × 66 mm (75″), 1894 × 1099 × 96 mm (85″)Configuration weights exclude stands
StandBlack arch stands–
VESA pattern300 × 200 mm (55″); 300 × 300 mm (65″, 75″); 600 × 400 mm (85″)–
Power useSDR/HDR on mode: 77/193 (55″), 99/249 (65″), 129/345 (75″), 143/399 (85″) kWh/1000h; networked standby 2.0 W–
Energy classSDR: F; HDR: G–
ColoursBlack, plastic low bezelBrushed titanium metal front
In the boxRemote control, 2 × AAA batteries, tabletop stand, power cord, quick start guide–

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