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Carrie Marshall

There's a new affordable 100-inch mini-LED TV in town — but would you go for this Toshiba when you can get Hisense and TCL's best TVs for way cheaper?

Toshiba Z670R product render with bright colors on and behind the TV.

  • Toshiba launches Z670R mini-LED TV with Fire TV
  • 4K 144Hz and variable refresh rate support for gaming
  • Available in 55, 65, 75 and 100-inch options, from $1,299 to $3,999

Toshiba has launched a new premium-but-not-too-premium mini-LED TV, called the Z670R. It's available in five sizes: 55, 65, 75, 85 and 100 inches. But while the specification is decent, the pricing makes it more expensive than rivals from the likes of Hisense and TCL by quite some margin: the 100-incher is $3,999 compared to around $2,200-$2,500 for rivals that we've reviewed very strongly.

That means it could be a tough sell, because while Toshiba describes this new TV as delivering "a premium viewing and gaming experience" that's not really what the brand is known for these days. It's mostly a budget brand that makes perfectly decent low-priced TVs — and this Fire TV is going head to head with some very good and even more affordable Google-powered options.

Toshiba Z670R pricing

55-inch

$1,299

65-inch

$1,499

75-inch

$1,999

85-inch

$2,499

100-inch

$3,999

Toshiba Z670R: key features and rivals

The Z670R is a mini-LED with full array local dimming, a QLED panel and HDR with Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, HDR10+ Adaptable, and HLG. It has Toshiba's REGZA Engine ZRi Gen3 image engine for picture and contrast optimization, native 144Hz refresh for gaming, HDMI 2.1 with eARC and AMD FreeSync Premium with VRR and ALLM. There's a built-in low-end woofer for bass frequencies and the OS is Fire TV.

The Toshiba Z670R is available now from Amazon US, but so are some very good TCL and Hisense options that I think you might want to consider first.

The two TVs below are both very impressive – we've reviewed both of them – and crucially, they're much more affordable, especially in the very biggest sizes. (No doubt the Toshiba will get discounts too, but it'll still have to work hard to beat these for value…)

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