**The Best 75-Inch TVs for the Money**

If you're in the market for a new TV and are looking for a great deal, the TCL 6 Series is definitely worth considering. The model you're looking for is the 75R635, a 4K TV that features full array local dimming using mini LEDs. Mini LEDs are smaller than regular LEDs, which means you can pack more of them into the same space, resulting in better contrast on your LCD TV.

The TCL 6 Series actually outperformed some TVs that cost more than it, when it comes to contrast and brightness. The design of this TV is sleek and slim, with thin bezels all around and metallic accents from the side. While it's not the thinnest TV on the market, you'll be focusing on the screen rather than the side of the TV. The legs are a bit large and require a deep piece of furniture to hold them up. This TV comes with Roku TV built-in, which means you can access thousands of apps in a simple interface, along with a simple remote.

The TCL 75R635 retails for around $1,400, but can be found for less online. If you're looking for mid-priced options, the Sony X90J Series is definitely worth considering. The 75-inch model is called the XR75X90J, and while it didn't perform as well as the TCL in tests, they were very close.

The X90J has full array local dimming, which means great image quality with deep black levels, bright highlights, and excellent accuracy. However, it's worth noting that this Sony TV didn't get as bright as some other TVs, which could be an issue if you put it in a super bright room. The design of the X90J is simple but effective, with tiny black bezels surrounding the display and angled feet for stability.

The remote control for the X90J is very old-school Sony, with lots of buttons to navigate through different apps and settings. However, it's worth noting that you get access to thousands of apps without needing an additional box, thanks to Google TV built-in. If you're looking for a great Samsung TV, take a look at the Samsung QN90A Series.

This TV uses mini LEDs behind the screen, which are 40 times smaller than standard LEDs. According to Samsung, this means precise illumination and better contrast. The design of the Q98 is sleek and slim, with very thin bezels around the display and a centralized stand on the bottom. Samsung has even added channels where you can hide wires, making it look more polished.

The remote control for the Q98 comes equipped with a solar panel, which means you can charge it using standard indoor lighting or sunlight. It's also compatible with USB-C charging. You get Samsung's own menu system with plenty of apps, and the ability to tweak settings without having your entire picture blocked.

One feature that stands out is the Game Bar, which allows you to see stats like frames per second in real-time, input lag, and more, simply by holding down a button on the remote. However, it's worth noting that the Samsung image became a little washed out when viewing off-angle.

**The Best 77-Inch TVs**

If you're looking for the best TV available, LG's OLED 77G1P is definitely at the top of the list. This TV is incredibly thin and slim, making it perfect for hanging on a wall or placing on a cabinet. The G1 model sticks out from the wall only 1.8 inches, or about three millimeters.

The LG OLED 77G1P has the best picture quality ever tested, with the panel giving you better color and brightness than any other TV. While it's not a dramatic improvement compared to other LG OLED televisions, it's still an excellent choice for anyone looking for top-of-the-line picture quality.

The G1 series comes with LG's own smart TV interface, which is easy to navigate. You'll also get access to thousands of apps without needing an additional box, thanks to the remote control's voice assistant capabilities, including Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Additionally, there's a Game Optimizer mode with picture presets specifically designed for gaming.

The LG G1 series retails for around $4,000, making it one of the more expensive TVs on the market. However, if you're looking for the absolute best picture quality available, this is definitely worth considering.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enyou want a big tv well let's talk about your options i'm going to start with some general information that you may find helpful if you want just the recommendations skip to this time code right here okay so big tvs are cheaper than ever we'll be talking about tvs that are around 75 inches or slightly larger oled panels don't come in 75 inch sizes but they do come in 77 inch ones also be aware that cnet has reviewed these 65-inch models of these televisions so when you're seeing them in this video you're getting an idea of the overall look and design keep in mind a couple of things if you don't like the built-in smart tv system you can always add a media streamer for more content we've got lots and lots of reviews of those at cnet.com also you may want to look into external speakers so you can get big sound with your big tv we've got that covered at cnet as well i'll be using the term local dimming in this video here's what that means really quick lcd televisions require a backlight these days there are usually an array of led lights behind the lcd panel local dimming is a method of dimming the area of the screen that needs it while keeping the bright parts of the screen bright then there's full array local dimming that means an array of individual leds behind the lcd panel if you're into hdr content full array local dimming can really help an image pop now you won't hear those terms used for oled displays because oled displays do not require a backlight each individual pixel can be turned on or off meaning you can get pure black on an oled tv there's a lot more to tvs so take a look at cnet.com if you want to get informed about anything that you want let's start with the best 75 inch tv for the money that would be the tcl 6 series the model you're looking for is the 75 r635 this 4k tv has full array local dimming using mini leds mini leds are smaller than regular leds meaning you can pack a lot more of them into the same space that will translate into better contrast on this lcd tv the tcl6 series actually had better contrast and better brightness than some tvs that are more expensive those mini leds do a very good job of making sure dark areas look dark and bright areas look bright the design is pretty sleek thin bezels all around with some metallic accents from the side this isn't the thinnest tv out there but you'll be watching the screen not the side right the legs are kind of large and require a deep piece of furniture to hold it up this tcl has roku tv built in that means you can get all kinds of apps in a simple interface along with a simple remote the tcl 75 r635 retails for around fourteen hundred dollars but you can find it for less online let's move to the mid-priced models with the sony x90j series the 75-inch model is called the xr75 x90j i know that's super easy to remember in cnet's tests the x90j did not perform as well as the tcl6 series but they were very close the x90j has full array local dimming which meant great image quality deep black levels bright highlights and excellent accuracy be aware that this sony did not get as bright as some other tvs which could be an issue if you put this tv in a super bright room let's talk about design you will see tiny black bezels surrounding the display the angled feet are similar to the tcl we just mentioned the remote is very old-school sony lots and lots of buttons the x90j ships with google tv built in that means you get access to thousands of apps without needing an additional box if you're looking for a great samsung tv take a look at the samsung qn 90a series this tv uses mini leds behind the screen samsung says they are 40 times smaller than a standard led that means you get precise illumination when it comes to design the q98 is pretty slick very slim bezels around the display and the stand is centralized on the bottom samsung even added in some channels where you can hide wires the remote is equipped with a solar panel samsung says you can charge it using standard indoor lighting or sunlight it can also be charged using usbc you get samsung's own menu system with plenty of apps it also lets you tweak settings without having your entire picture blocked that's kind of neat there's also something samsung calls the game bar you hold down a button on the remote and you can see stats like frames per second in real time input lag and more let's talk about picture quality cnet's david katzmeyer said this is the best lcd based tv i've ever tested and an excellent high-end alternative to oled the qn90a could achieve about twice the brightness in its most accurate picture mode of an lg g1 oled tv the qn90 had excellent black levels very close to oled off-angle viewing was not as good as oled the samsung image became a little washed out okay i've been talking about oled a lot just now that brings us to the best 77-inch tv you can buy the lg oled 77 g1p lg made this thing incredibly thin and slim the g1 is meant to be hung on a wall and it comes with a mount once hung the g1 sticks out from the wall a whopping 1 8 of an inch or a little over three millimeters if you want to place the tv on a cabinet or something the feet will cost you an extra 100 this tv had the best picture quality we have ever tested the g1 panel gives you better color and better brightness although the improvement is subtle compared to other lg oled televisions so if the style of the g1 didn't hook you take a look at the lg c1 series to save a few bucks as for smarts lg has its own smart tv interface the remote lets you mouse around to different apps both google and amazon voice assistants are available there's also a game optimizer mode with picture presets just for gaming the lg g1 series in its 77 inch size will run you around four thousand dollars now new models and televisions come out all the time so browse around cnet.com for more information we've got so many tips to help you get the most out of your tv we've even got suggested picture settings for some televisions if you like tinkering with your tech i'm maya zaktar and i'll see you onlineyou want a big tv well let's talk about your options i'm going to start with some general information that you may find helpful if you want just the recommendations skip to this time code right here okay so big tvs are cheaper than ever we'll be talking about tvs that are around 75 inches or slightly larger oled panels don't come in 75 inch sizes but they do come in 77 inch ones also be aware that cnet has reviewed these 65-inch models of these televisions so when you're seeing them in this video you're getting an idea of the overall look and design keep in mind a couple of things if you don't like the built-in smart tv system you can always add a media streamer for more content we've got lots and lots of reviews of those at cnet.com also you may want to look into external speakers so you can get big sound with your big tv we've got that covered at cnet as well i'll be using the term local dimming in this video here's what that means really quick lcd televisions require a backlight these days there are usually an array of led lights behind the lcd panel local dimming is a method of dimming the area of the screen that needs it while keeping the bright parts of the screen bright then there's full array local dimming that means an array of individual leds behind the lcd panel if you're into hdr content full array local dimming can really help an image pop now you won't hear those terms used for oled displays because oled displays do not require a backlight each individual pixel can be turned on or off meaning you can get pure black on an oled tv there's a lot more to tvs so take a look at cnet.com if you want to get informed about anything that you want let's start with the best 75 inch tv for the money that would be the tcl 6 series the model you're looking for is the 75 r635 this 4k tv has full array local dimming using mini leds mini leds are smaller than regular leds meaning you can pack a lot more of them into the same space that will translate into better contrast on this lcd tv the tcl6 series actually had better contrast and better brightness than some tvs that are more expensive those mini leds do a very good job of making sure dark areas look dark and bright areas look bright the design is pretty sleek thin bezels all around with some metallic accents from the side this isn't the thinnest tv out there but you'll be watching the screen not the side right the legs are kind of large and require a deep piece of furniture to hold it up this tcl has roku tv built in that means you can get all kinds of apps in a simple interface along with a simple remote the tcl 75 r635 retails for around fourteen hundred dollars but you can find it for less online let's move to the mid-priced models with the sony x90j series the 75-inch model is called the xr75 x90j i know that's super easy to remember in cnet's tests the x90j did not perform as well as the tcl6 series but they were very close the x90j has full array local dimming which meant great image quality deep black levels bright highlights and excellent accuracy be aware that this sony did not get as bright as some other tvs which could be an issue if you put this tv in a super bright room let's talk about design you will see tiny black bezels surrounding the display the angled feet are similar to the tcl we just mentioned the remote is very old-school sony lots and lots of buttons the x90j ships with google tv built in that means you get access to thousands of apps without needing an additional box if you're looking for a great samsung tv take a look at the samsung qn 90a series this tv uses mini leds behind the screen samsung says they are 40 times smaller than a standard led that means you get precise illumination when it comes to design the q98 is pretty slick very slim bezels around the display and the stand is centralized on the bottom samsung even added in some channels where you can hide wires the remote is equipped with a solar panel samsung says you can charge it using standard indoor lighting or sunlight it can also be charged using usbc you get samsung's own menu system with plenty of apps it also lets you tweak settings without having your entire picture blocked that's kind of neat there's also something samsung calls the game bar you hold down a button on the remote and you can see stats like frames per second in real time input lag and more let's talk about picture quality cnet's david katzmeyer said this is the best lcd based tv i've ever tested and an excellent high-end alternative to oled the qn90a could achieve about twice the brightness in its most accurate picture mode of an lg g1 oled tv the qn90 had excellent black levels very close to oled off-angle viewing was not as good as oled the samsung image became a little washed out okay i've been talking about oled a lot just now that brings us to the best 77-inch tv you can buy the lg oled 77 g1p lg made this thing incredibly thin and slim the g1 is meant to be hung on a wall and it comes with a mount once hung the g1 sticks out from the wall a whopping 1 8 of an inch or a little over three millimeters if you want to place the tv on a cabinet or something the feet will cost you an extra 100 this tv had the best picture quality we have ever tested the g1 panel gives you better color and better brightness although the improvement is subtle compared to other lg oled televisions so if the style of the g1 didn't hook you take a look at the lg c1 series to save a few bucks as for smarts lg has its own smart tv interface the remote lets you mouse around to different apps both google and amazon voice assistants are available there's also a game optimizer mode with picture presets just for gaming the lg g1 series in its 77 inch size will run you around four thousand dollars now new models and televisions come out all the time so browse around cnet.com for more information we've got so many tips to help you get the most out of your tv we've even got suggested picture settings for some televisions if you like tinkering with your tech i'm maya zaktar and i'll see you online\n"