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TCL televisions that work with Selora and Home Assistant. TCL puts the same panels behind three different smart platforms, and the platform, not the model tier, decides how the set is controlled: Google TV models pair with the local androidtv_remote integration, Fire TV models are reachable only through androidtv over ADB, and the Roku TV models use the local roku integration. Confirm the platform before specifying, because the control surface changes with it.
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TVs & Streaming
7 devicesF8D Series
The TCL F8D (2026) is TCL's budget QLED with Fire TV built in, sold from 50 to 98 inches on Amazon. Like every Fire OS set it is reachable from Home Assistant only over ADB through the androidtv integration, which works but needs the developer-options pairing kept in mind at handover.
QM64L Series
The TCL QM64L (2026) is TCL's QD-Mini LED set with Fire TV built in, sold exclusively through Amazon. The panel is close to the QM8L, but the platform is not: Fire OS has no Android TV Remote support, so Home Assistant reaches it only through the ADB-based androidtv integration.
QM6K Series
The TCL QM6K is TCL's entry QD-Mini LED Google TV, the cheapest set in the range that still gets full local control. Home Assistant pairs with it over androidtv_remote for power, volume, and app launch, which is enough to fold a guest room or basement TV into all-off and movie-night automations without a streaming player.
QM7L Series
The TCL QM7L (2026) is the mid-range SQD-Mini LED set, sold from 55 to 98 inches. Google TV underneath means the local androidtv_remote integration controls it exactly like the QM8L above it: power, volume, app launch, and key presses over the LAN, which makes it the value pick for secondary rooms on a Selora system.
RecommendedQM8L Series
The TCL QM8L (2026) is TCL's mainstream SQD-Mini LED flagship and the model we specify most often from the brand. It runs Google TV, so Home Assistant pairs with it locally through androidtv_remote and gets power, volume, app launch, and D-pad control as a media_player and remote, with no TCL account in the path.
RM9L Series
The TCL RM9L (2026) is TCL's first RGB Mini-LED television, an 85 to 115 inch halo set built for dedicated media rooms. It runs the same Google TV platform as the rest of the range, so the local androidtv_remote integration gives Home Assistant power, volume, app launch, and remote key control without touching TCL's cloud.
S-Series Roku TV (S4R)
The TCL S4R is TCL's current Roku TV, a basic 4K panel with the deepest local control of any TCL set. The roku integration reaches it over Roku ECP with no account and no ADB: power, volume, HDMI inputs as selectable sources, app launch, and playback state, which makes it the easiest TCL to automate even though it is the cheapest.