When it comes to TVs, you’re usually better off opting for a larger 75-inch model than with a top-performing 65-inch set …
When it comes to TVs, you’re usually better off opting for a larger 75-inch model than with a top-performing 65-inch set that costs about the same. While a 65-inch TV can be big enough for most households, in the end going big will get you the most performance for your money, and the most logical upgrade is a model with a 75-inch screen. Several of the best 75-inch TVs on the market right now are models featured on our list of the Best TVs for 2022, including some of those fancy OLED TVs (technically they’re 77 inches, but they’re still included on this list). If you’re looking to upgrade your viewing experience, stepping up in TV screen size is the best use of your money — more so than a slight increase in image quality, color accuracy, refresh rate, viewing angle, HDR (high dynamic range) performance or any smart TV functionality.
