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Best 75-Inch TVs of 2026

The TCL QM8L is Tom’s Guide’s best 75-inch TV for most people. If you want OLED, the 77-inch LG C5 is TechRadar’s pick, and the Hisense QD7 gets you a 75-inch screen for only a little over $500.

By PickedTech Editorial TeamLast updated Prices & specs checked Oct 2026

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Quick answer

The TCL QM8L is Tom’s Guide’s best 75-inch TV for most people. If you want OLED, the 77-inch LG C5 is TechRadar’s pick, and the Hisense QD7 gets you a 75-inch screen for only a little over $500. Best overall: TCL QM8L Mini LED TV, $1,497. Best OLED: LG OLED evo C5 TV, $1,797.

Last updated Prices checked Oct 2026

Key facts at a glance

Key facts (prices checked Oct 2026)
PickProductBest forPrice
Best overallTCL QM8L Mini LED TVmost people$1,497 (PCMag)
Best OLEDLG OLED evo C5 TVOLED picture$1,797 (TechRadar)
Best valueHisense QD7 QLED TVthe lowest priceAbout $500 (Tom’s Guide)
Best for gamingHisense U75QG Mini-LED TVgamingCheck price

This list draws on Tom’s Guide’s[1] 75-inch guide (September 2026), TechRadar’s[2] (October 2026) and PCMag’s[3] 75-inch-and-up picks, with prices checked October 2026. For smaller rooms, see best 65-inch TVs and best 55-inch TVs.

Which should you buy? Our quick picks

How do they compare?

75-inch TV picks (Tom’s Guide, TechRadar, PCMag; Oct 2026)
TVPrice seen (75–77-inch)TypeHighlights
TCL QM8L$1,497 (list $2,999; PCMag)Mini-LEDDeep blacks, four HDMI 2.1, Google TV
LG C5 (77-inch)$1,797 (was $1,899.99; TechRadar)OLED9.2ms input lag, 4K 144Hz
Hisense QD7A little over $500 (Tom’s Guide)QLEDDolby Vision; 60Hz only
TCL QM7KUnder $1,000Mini-LED144Hz; only two HDMI 2.1
Hisense U75QGCheck priceMini-LED165Hz, four HDMI 2.1
Hisense U8QG$1,348 (was $1,697.99; TechRadar)Mini-LEDBrightest; strong audio
TCL QM6K$897 (PCMag)Mini-LEDBudget mini-LED
LG G6 (77-inch)$3,999.99 (was $4,499.99; TechRadar)OLEDAnti-glare, brightest OLED

The picks in detail

Best overall

1. TCL QM8L Mini LED TV

Best for: most people

Tom’s Guide’s[1] top 75-inch pick has deep blacks without blooming, vivid color, four HDMI 2.1 ports and Google TV with Gemini. PCMag[3] saw the 75-inch at $1,497 against a $2,999 list price. Color accuracy isn’t ideal and default brightness can be overwhelming.

Price (Oct 2026): $1,497 (PCMag) Source

Pros

  • Deep blacks with little blooming
  • Four HDMI 2.1 ports
  • Respectable audio

Cons

  • Color accuracy isn’t ideal
  • Google TV collects lots of data
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Best OLED

2. LG OLED evo C5 TV

Best for: OLED picture

TechRadar’s[2] 77-inch C5 pick was $1,797, down from $1,899.99. It has 9.2ms input lag, 4K 144Hz, G-Sync, FreeSync and Dolby Vision gaming on all four HDMI ports.

Price (Oct 2026): $1,797 (TechRadar) Source

Pros

  • OLED contrast
  • Excellent for gaming

Cons

  • Costs more than mini-LED at this size
  • 77 inches, not 75
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Best value

3. Hisense QD7 QLED TV

Best for: the lowest price

Tom’s Guide[1] calls the QD7 the best-value 75-inch TV at a little over $500. It has accurate color, Dolby Vision and surprisingly strong audio, but only a 60Hz panel, sluggish Fire TV software and trouble in bright rooms.

Price (Oct 2026): About $500 (Tom’s Guide) Source

Pros

  • Very low price
  • Accurate color
  • Good audio

Cons

  • 60Hz only
  • Struggles in bright rooms
  • Fire TV is slow
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Best for under $1,000

4. TCL QM7K QD-Mini LED TV

Best for: under $1,000

Tom’s Guide’s[1] under-$1,000 pick and TechRadar’s[2] US budget pick has bright HDR, good color and 144Hz VRR on Google TV. It has only two HDMI 2.1 ports, poor audio and weak off-angle viewing.

Price (Oct 2026): Under $1,000 Source

Pros

  • Bright HDR
  • 144Hz VRR
  • Google TV

Cons

  • Only two HDMI 2.1 ports
  • Poor audio
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Best for gaming

5. Hisense U75QG Mini-LED TV

Best for: gaming

Tom’s Guide’s[1] gaming pick has 165Hz, four HDMI 2.1 ports and strong HDR. The screen is reflective and audio is middling.

Price (Oct 2026): Check price Source

Pros

  • 165Hz
  • Four HDMI 2.1 ports

Cons

  • Reflective screen
  • Poor off-axis viewing
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Best for bright rooms

6. Hisense U8QG Mini-LED TV

Best for: bright rooms

Tom’s Guide[1] says it outshines almost every other model it tested and has an excellent sound system. TechRadar[2] saw the 75-inch at $1,348. It blooms a lot and has only three HDMI ports.

Price (Oct 2026): $1,348 (TechRadar) Source

Pros

  • Immense brightness
  • Great built-in sound
  • ATSC 3.0

Cons

  • Lots of blooming
  • Only three HDMI ports
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Also considered

LG G6 (77-inch): TechRadar’s[2] premium OLED, $3,999.99, with an anti-glare screen.

Samsung QN90F: TechRadar’s bright-room pick with a glare-resistant screen; no Dolby Vision.

TCL QM6K: $897 at 75 inches when PCMag[3] checked.

Is 75 inches too big?

At normal living-room distances, 75 inches is a popular step up from 65. If you sit closer than about 8 feet, see best 65-inch TVs. Compare OLEDs in best OLED TVs.

Sound

Thin TVs rarely sound great. Several picks here have weak audio, so see best soundbars.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best 75-inch TV?
Tom’s Guide[1] picks the TCL QM8L. TechRadar[2] ranks the LG G6 first overall and the 77-inch LG C5 as its best OLED value.
What is the cheapest good 75-inch TV?
The Hisense QD7, which Tom’s Guide[1] says costs a little over $500. It’s limited to 60Hz.
What 75-inch TV is best for PS5 and Xbox?
Tom’s Guide[1] picks the Hisense U75QG for gaming, with 165Hz and four HDMI 2.1 ports.

Sources

Pricing and plan details were checked on the official pages below as of Oct 2026. Vendors change prices, credits and plan names often, and some show regional pricing at checkout, so confirm on the vendor’s site before you buy.

  1. Tom’s Guide: The best 75-inch TVs (tomsguide.com)
  2. TechRadar: The best 75-inch TVs (Oct 2026) (techradar.com)
  3. PCMag: The best 75-inch and up TVs (pcmag.com)