Best 75-inch TVs in 2023 – our top picks

We think one of the best 75-inch TVs you can buy right now is the stunning Sony X93L series. It packs a hefty price tag, but let’s see what you’re getting for the price.

First off, for gamers (especially those playing on PS5) you’re getting a number of features that will really bring your sessions to a whole new level. This is an HDMI 2.1 TV, which means you’ve got a 120hz refresh rate paired with 4K resolution. What that means is that you’re able to enjoy ‘next-gen’ gaming as it should be – high resolution at high frames per second. But this TV in particular goes one step further with the addition of VRR and ALLM, both of which are important when it comes to lowering input lag and reducing screen tearing. It even features Auto HDR Tone Mapping and Auto Genre Picture Mode – which put simply, makes your games look even better.

In terms of the picture itself, you’re getting a Mini-LED panel which is one of the best panel types on the market, sitting between QLED and OLED in some senses. Like some of the best mini-LED TVs, this TV will produce spectacular contrast, brightness, and vivid color. In fact, if you’re looking for one of the best TVs for a bright room, we’d say this should be high up on your list of contenders since it also features an anti-glare coating – something uncommon with even the best OLED TVs on the market.

Add all of this to Sony’s signature stunning design, Google TV and compatibility with Apple AirPlay, and support for Dolby Atmos, and we think you’ve got a real winner here.

If your heart is set on Sony, be sure to check out our top picks for the best Sony TVs too for more options.

If you’re after the best 77-inch TV on the market today, we’d have to say the LG C3 Series takes the win. The C3 series has been one of the most popular choices for those looking for high-contrast and vivid color. The LG C3 reviews have also praised its improvements on the already brilliant C2 series.

The OLED panel itself achieves this with its self-illuminating pixels. Instead of a traditionally backlit TV, these OLED panels can switch on and off their pixels, meaning that when something is black – it’s as black as it gets. This is what gives TVs like the LG C3 their unbeatable contrast, making them an ideal choice for lower-light rooms, or night-time usage.

The C3 line (as with the C1 and C2) is also excellent for gaming, packing 120hz, VRR, ALLM, and adaptive sync technologies like Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium – both of which are found in most of the best OLED gaming monitors. It even boasts a response time of just 0.1ms, which means you can expect the on-screen movement to look very fluid indeed.

Under the hood, so to speak, you’ll find an upgraded a9 AI Processor Gen6, which includes a Brightness Booster and a feature that automatically optimizes the picture quality based on what you’re watching. You’re also getting support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos – meaning you have practically everything you need for the ultimate movie night.

But where the LG C3 really delivers the goods is with its unbelievably sleek design. With even thinner bezels than before and its super thin profile, this is one of the best-looking TVs on the market that should look excellent when wall-mounted.

Overall, we think this will be one of the best 77-inch TVs money can buy for a long time to come.

75-inch TVs can be expensive, but for most people, you won’t need to shell out too much if you want one that delivers the goods. Case in point, this stunning TCL Q7 TV.

As with many of the best TCL TVs on the market, the 75-inch Q7 is both affordable and packed with features you’d expect out of much higher-priced options. This is QLED TV or Quantum Dot LED TV, and these sets are characterized by their brightness, vivid color, and decent contrast. In terms of where they sit between the other panel types, they are better than LED panels but not quite as good as Mini-LED panels. That being said, this TV actually has a 1000-nit peak brightness, which is very impressive for the price range.

Again, we’re seeing yet more gaming features, but this TV packs some quite unique ones that should go down a treat with gamers. It has a 120hz refresh rate and VRR but also has a Game Accelerator mode, which can give you 240hz gameplay when you need it most. In other words – when you’re playing more competitive games.

On top of this, it has HDR Ultra, which includes Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, and more, meaning that your movie nights and more cinematic gaming experiences will be absolutely incredible.

Overall, it’s an excellent TV for the price that should transform your home entertainment setup for a price that’s quite accessible considering the sheer size of this TV. For more QLED options, we’d recommend checking out our top picks for the best QLED TVs on the market.

Our pick for the best budget 75-inch TV is the Samsung CU7000 Series. It’s super reasonably priced considering its size and gives you everything you need for a home theatre experience on a smaller budget.

Now the big question here is why this large TV is so much cheaper than the rest of this list. Basically, it comes down to the panel type, refresh rate, and gaming features. The panel type is LED, which is bright for sure, but not as impressive as QLED when it comes to color or contrast. That being said, they still more than do the job, and with features like Mega Contrast working to enhance the picture quality further, we still think it’s more than enough for most people.

The refresh rate is 60hz, which is expected at this price range. It means that watching sports and gaming will be good, but not quite as smooth as with a 120hz TV. If you’re gaming on slightly older-gen consoles, or simply don’t care too much about high framerates – this TV should be all good for you.

Overall, this is the type of TV that we’d recommend if you’re fixed on getting something massive for cheap, or want to save money for other additions to your entertainment setup. We’d suggest that if you want higher quality TVs for the same price, our best 70-inch TV list could have what you need.

This is absolutely a specialist TV and only for those with a serious chunk of change to spend, but if you want an amazing TV for your outdoor space then there is none better.

The Terrace has a vibrant QLED display with bold colors and decent – though not perfect – contrast. It handles bright scenes like sports really well, but if you want to watch darker movies on your deck at night then you’ll notice how shades don’t quite pop from the screen.

It’s weatherproofed with an IP55 rating, so providing you don’t point the hosepipe directly at it then you shouldn’t have any issues, and it’s rated safe for direct sunlight too so you’ve more options on where to mount it. The screen does have an anti-reflection coating, so you’ll have a great view even on those bright summer days.

There’s no amazing sound tech to shout about though, and that price is huge already, so buying a weatherproof sound system is another consideration if you want the best experience. An amazing TV but not something that everyone can likely aspire to.