TVs 75 inches and larger (2026)

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For big living rooms and home theaters: every TV here is a 75-inch class or larger model (75, 77 or 85 inches). We picked one per screen type and price level and order them by the price on the maker's own store, lowest first. Specs checked October 19, 2026.

Selection criteria

  • Manufacturer-stated class size of 75 inches or more (we count 70 inches and up).

Specs checked on each maker's page.

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The picks

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  1. Samsung 75 Inch Class Crystal UHD U8000H

    75"Screen size

    60 HzRefresh rate

    • Dolby Vision HDRNot stated
    • HDMI inputs for 4K at 120 Hz or more0 inputs

    Samsung's 75-inch class Crystal UHD U8000H was the lowest-priced 75-inch TV on a maker store when we checked.

    $529.99

    at Samsung's store · checked

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    Maker source: samsung.com

  2. Samsung 75 Inch Class Mini LED M80H

    75"Screen size

    144 HzRefresh rate

    • Dolby Vision HDRNot stated
    • HDMI inputs for 4K at 120 Hz or more3 inputs

    Samsung's 75-inch class M80H adds a Mini LED backlight and a 144 Hz figure (VRR Support).

    $799.99

    at Samsung's store · checked

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    Maker source: samsung.com

  3. TCL 75" QM6K Series QD-Mini LED QLED TV with Google TV

    75"Screen size

    144 HzRefresh rate

    • Dolby Vision HDRYes
    • HDMI inputs for 4K at 120 Hz or moreNot stated

    TCL's 75-inch QM6K: QD-Mini LED, a 144Hz panel, Dolby Vision and Google TV.

    $899.99

    at TCL's store · checked

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    Maker source: us.tcl.com

  4. LG 75 Inch Class QNED AI QNED85B Mini LED

    75"Screen size

    120 HzRefresh rate

    • Dolby Vision HDRYes
    • HDMI inputs for 4K at 120 Hz or more4 inputs

    LG's 75-inch class QNED85B: Mini LED backlight, 120Hz native, Dolby Vision and webOS.

    $949.99

    at LG's store · checked

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    Maker source: lg.com

  5. TCL 75" QM8L Series SQD-Mini LED TV with Google TV

    75"Screen size

    144 HzRefresh rate

    • Dolby Vision HDRYes
    • HDMI inputs for 4K at 120 Hz or more4 inputs

    TCL's 75-inch QM8L is TCL's step-up SQD-Mini LED line here: TCL states up to 4000 discrete dimming zones for the series and four HDMI 2.1 inputs at 4K 144Hz.

    $1,599.99

    at TCL's store · checked

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    Maker source: us.tcl.com

  6. LG 77 Inch Class OLED evo AI C6

    77"Screen size

    120 HzRefresh rate

    • Dolby Vision HDRYes
    • HDMI inputs for 4K at 120 Hz or more4 inputs

    LG's 77-inch class C6 OLED (OLED77C6HUP): 120 Hz native, VRR up to 165Hz and Dolby Vision.

    $1,999.99

    at LG's store · checked

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    Maker source: lg.com

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Each value is what the manufacturer states on the linked page. "Not stated" means the maker's spec data doesn't list it.

Compare these 75-inch and larger TVs
ModelScreen size (class)Screen typeRefresh rate (maker's spec)Smart TV systemDolby Vision HDR
Samsung 75 Inch Class Crystal UHD U8000H (UN75U8000HFXZA)75 inNot stated60 HzTizenNot stated
Samsung 75 Inch Class Mini LED M80H (UN75M80HAFXZA)75 inMini LED144 Hz (VRR Support)TizenNot stated
TCL 75" QM6K (75QM6K)75 inQD-Mini LED144Hz panelGoogle TVYes
LG 75 Inch Class QNED AI QNED85B Mini LED (75QNED85BUA)75 inMini LED120Hz native (VRR 144Hz)webOS 26Yes
TCL 75" QM8L (75QM8L)75 inSQD-Mini LED144Hz panelGoogle TVYes
LG 77 Inch Class OLED evo AI C6 (OLED77C6HUP)77 inOLED120Hz native (VRR 165Hz)webOS 26Yes

Picks are ordered by the price on the maker's own store when we checked, lowest first. We don't show the prices themselves, because they change with promotions.

How to pick between these

  • If you want the most screen for the money → the Samsung U8000H. It was the lowest-priced 75-inch TV on any maker store we read, but Samsung lists 60 Hz and doesn't describe it as Mini LED or OLED.
  • If you game on a big screen → the Samsung M80H, TCL QM6K, LG QNED85B and TCL QM8L all list 120 Hz or more. The M80H was the lowest-priced of them on its maker's store.
  • If you want Google TV → the TCL QM6K or QM8L. If local dimming matters to you, TCL states "Up to 4000 Discrete Dimming Zones" for the QM8L series and "Up to LD500 Precise Dimming Series" for the QM6K.
  • If you watch films in a dark room → the LG 77-inch C6 OLED. Every 77-inch OLED we found was above $1,500 on its maker's store.
  • If you want 85 inches → Samsung's 85-inch U8000H, TCL's 85-inch QM6K and Toshiba's 85-inch Z670 are in the finder; no 85-inch OLED was in our catalogue. Toshiba lists no price on its own site, so its 85-inch shows only with "No limit".

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How these were chosen

14 of the 40 TVs we catalogued (as of October 22, 2026) are 75 inches or larger: 8 at 75 inches, 3 at 77 inches and 3 at 85 inches. 11 of the 14 list 120 Hz or more, 3 are OLED (all 77 inches), and only 2 were under $600 on their maker's store when we checked. We picked one per screen type and price level, from a standard 60 Hz set to a 77-inch OLED. Dates: TCL 75QM8L price October 27, 2026; Toshiba: no price listed, read October 22, 2026.

Written with AI assistance from manufacturer specifications; reviewed and approved by the site owner. We don't test products hands-on. How we choose

Sources (manufacturer pages, checked October 19, 2026; TCL 75QM8L price October 27, 2026; Toshiba October 22, 2026):

Written with AI assistance from manufacturer specifications and reviewed before publishing in October 2026. We don't test products hands-on.

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