Nick Perry warns rental property owners against buying TCL, Hisense, and Polaroid TVs. TCL has poor color accuracy and unreliable software. Hisense crashes frequently and uses cheap components. Polaroid has washed-out colors and fragile build quality that leads to costly replacements and guest complaints.
Never ever buy these 3 TV brands. They cost thousands to replace in your properties. Number 1, TCL. TCL gets attention for offering 4K TVs at really low prices, but it comes with poor color accuracy, serious light bleed from the edges, and unreliable software that can randomly shut down. It looks good on paper, but not in your living room. Number 2, Hisense. At first glance, they look like a great deal because of the big screen, modern design, and affordable price. But under the hood, they have slow processors, cheap internal parts, and frequent system crashes that make watching TV more of a headache than a hobby. Number 3: Polaroid. Their TVs suffer from washed-out colors, weak sound quality, and fragile builds that don't last. You'll feel like you're watching a 2005 DVD on a 2025 screen. Even at a low price, it's a bad investment. So when buying TVs for your short-term rentals, remember:
