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<\/p>\nTLC has a catalog of sound bars\u00a0that offer the most requested standards in the market but without great details or special additions that carry costs above what most users are willing to pay.\u00a0Today is the turn to highlight one of the\u00a0intermediate options that best find a balance\u00a0and its name is\u00a0TCL TS7000\u00a0.<\/p>\n
TCL TS7000 is a soundbar with a 2.0 channel system and 160W power\u00a0that is designed to be used with televisions above 55 inches\u00a0and is also equipped with Bluetooth technology to forget about annoying cable configurations and use any wireless device as a source of content.<\/p>\n
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As can be seen in the images,\u00a0this model has nothing out of the ordinary when it comes to its design\u00a0but you can rest assured that it is thin enough to be positioned in front of the screen without risk of obstructing your view, although its extension points to models of large televisions.\u00a0Its official dimensions are\u00a0precisely\u00a0920 x 63.5 x 96.5 mm.<\/p>\n
As indicated above,\u00a0the use of Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity can put aside cables when it comes to synchronizing with TVs that have this standard\u00a0or also use it as a speaker at home to reproduce audio from phones and computers.\u00a0Of course, if you want to use an HDMI port, it should be mentioned that it is compatible with the 1.4 standard, that is, not compatible for UHD models.<\/p>\n
It can also be noted that the\u00a0TCL TS7000 includes different connection possibilities including an optical input, playback of audio files stored on external USB drives or 3.5mm auxiliary line input\u00a0for use in a more classic way with almost any device.<\/p>\n
Considering that most televisions on the market tend to arrive with 20W of power, it must be made clear that\u00a0TCL TS7000 is a sufficient step forward through its 2.0 channel configuration with a total of 160W\u00a0.\u00a0Compared to other options in its catalog, it is also an improvement over the\u00a0TCL TS6100\u00a0and its 120W.<\/p>\n
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To take advantage of your favorite multimedia contents, three different pre-configured listening modes are used\u00a0to switch between: \u201cmovie\u201d with a focus on achieving immersive sounds and maintains the impact of intense action scenes (compatible with Dolby Digital technology Audio), \u201cmusic\u201d with fine-tuning instruments, voices and low tones, and \u201cnews\u201d that isolates the ambient sound of speech for clear dialogue with precise clarity.<\/p>\n
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TCL TS7000WEIGHT AND MEASUREMENTS<\/p>\n
Size (W x H x D in mm)920 x 63.5 x 96.5 mmNet weight \/ kg)-ColorsBlack<\/p>\n
AUDIO SYSTEM<\/p>\n
Output power160W RMSChannels2.0 channelsSound processingDolby Digital Audio<\/p>\n
CONNECTORS<\/p>\n
ConnectionsHDMI (1.4) -eARC output, USB 2.0 port, 3.5mm audio jack, optical inputWireless connectivityBluetooth 4.2<\/p>\n
ENERGY CONSUMPTION<\/p>\n
Soundbar Power Consumption60 WPower Consumption (Idle):0.5 WContentSound bar, power cord, HDMI cable, optical cable, wall mount kit<\/p>\n
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