We tested the best 75-inch TVs from Samsung, Sony, LG, Hisense, and TCL to fit all budgets and needs.
If you’re looking for a new television, a 75-inch set is the sweet spot. It’s not quite as overwhelming as an 85-inch TV, but it’s still big enough to be an eye-catching centerpiece for most homes.
At the top of the list of best 75-inch TVs, you’ll find the names you expect, like Samsung, Sony, and LG. These sets are full of features like object-tracking sound, OLED panels, and even 8K resolution that make any content look amazing. If you need budget-friendly TV models though, brands like TCL and Hisense still hold their own. These sets come at a lower price point because they cut some features, but the picture is still very high quality.
What is the best 75-inch TV?
My choice for the best 75-inch TV is the Samsung S95D. It has a Pantone-validated display for enhanced color accuracy, while the anti-glare coating helps improve visibility in bright rooms or harsh daylight conditions. It also works with both Dolby Atmos and Samsung’s own Object Tracking Sound+ technology for room-filling virtual surround sound that follows the on-screen action for a more immersive experience while streaming movies and shows or playing video games. Gamers will also love the dedicated gaming hub, which gives you access to cloud gaming services like Xbox GamePass as well as support for Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync VRR.
Best 75-inch TV Price Audio/HDR Resolution/refresh rate
Samsung S95D $3,800 Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound+/Neo Quantum HDR+ 4K, 120Hz
Sony Bravia 9 $3,499 Dolby Atmos, Acoustic Surface Audio+/ Dolby Vision 4K, 120Hz
Hisense UHD A7 $500 Dolby Atmos, DTS Virtual:X, Dolby Vision, HDR 10+ 4K, 60Hz
Samsung QN90D $1,800 Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound+/Neo Quantum HDR+ 4K, Up to 144Hz
TCL QM8 $1,500 Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision 4K, 120Hz
*MSRP at time of writing. Please note that prices may vary based on retailer and available promotions, sales, or discounts.
Which 75-inch TV is right for you?
To help you choose the best 75-inch TV, I spoke with Rob Brennan, product manager for Sony’s home entertainment and sound departments. He suggests focusing on what you watch, where you watch it, and how you watch movies and shows.
« Movie buffs can benefit from enhanced contrast. Gamers and sports fans can benefit from enhanced brightness and color, and general TV watching can benefit from all three », said Brennan when asked about TVs for specific entertainment genres.
