We're Giving Away One of Our Favorite TVs

We've been huge fans of the TCL 6-Series TV line for a few years. They're packed with features and are relatively affordable, and the built-in Roku interface is one of the easiest to use . We like it so much that we've spent a couple of months trying to get one to give away to a lucky reader. To do that, WIRED has partnered with CBS Sports and TCL to give away one of the 75-inch models (normally worth about $1,800).The TCL 6-Series was our favorite TV of 2020 and is still our top recommended TV . It has excellent local dimming via Mini-LEDs—where small sections of the screen get darker than others for better contrast—and its Quantum dot technology means you get bright and beautiful colors, with Dolby Vision and HDR10 support built in for high dynamic range content that streams from Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. TV shows and movies with a lot of dark and shadowy scenes (like The Mandalorian) look especially crisp.

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Built-in Roku also makes it easy to find any of the myriad streaming services you might subscribe to, and the included voice remote is a remarkably great way to search for content. It also has Google's Chromecast built in, which lets you send videos from your phone, tablet, or PC to the TV.

Rules and Details

This giveaway runs from September 1 through September 30, 2021, and is open to eligible US residents. Read the official rules , accept the terms and conditions, and fill out the form below to enter. If you don't see the form, please make sure you've disabled your ad blocker, then refresh the page.

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Click here to view the form and enter the giveaway (or use the form embedded below).

You have the option to get extra entries to increase your chances of winning by completing any of the additional actions that will unlock after you complete the registration form. Good luck!

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