Is bigger always better? In the case of televisions, there are enormous benefits in a larger screen. If you have the space, paying a bit more for those extra inches is worth it – super-sized TVs offer higher resolutions, a cinematic atmosphere, clearer details and a richer viewing experience. But what sets one TV apart from the next? We asked experts to help you pick the best 75-inch screen.
With these inches, you could shell out over Dh10,000 for a high-performing model, but second-tier brands offer great deals, too. According to Avais Aslam, owner of Abu Dhabi-based Avais Electronics, with 16 years of TV servicing experience, a large screen investment is worth it when the family is made up of sports and gaming enthusiasts who prefer an all-immersive view. "Especially with sports games, like the FIFA World Cup, people look for huge displays to catch the live matches on," said Aslam.
Which 75-inch TV is the best for me?
The casual TV consumer will come across terminologies like OLED and QLED displays in their search. Essentially, an OLED panel (organic light-emitting diode) has pixels that emit light on their own, without the help of a backlight. As a result, you're getting deeper blacks and excellent contrast when gaming.
Conversely, the QLED (quantum dot light emitting diode) panel uses a filter made of tiny dots against a backlight to produce accurate colours, no matter the brightness level. Both technologies deliver stunning picture quality, so there's little to no difference to the typical viewer, says Aslam. "OLED and QLED TVs can be expensive; a decent alternative that's far more accessible is a UHD (ultra-high definition) LED TV," he added.
It'd also be worthwhile to bring home an Android smart television. TVs with Android software function a lot like our Android smartphones, complete with Google Play Store for unrestricted downloads. For a family that has varying tastes, a television with a colourful library of apps would be far more fitting. Even if you end up opting for a different operating software, you could connect an Android TV box to expand your options.
Based on repair frequencies, display technology and operating software, we curated a list of the best 75-inch TVs you can buy in 2023. Just to give you a preview, Aslam says you should be primarily looking into Samsung, LG and Sony, followed by Hisense or TCL. Browse the pros and cons below, peppered with more expert comments.
Make sure you’re an Amazon Prime member to get free, quick delivery. And take advantage of professional installation once you make your purchase. But if a 75-inch TV isn't for you, check out our pick of the best 65-inch, 55-inch and budget TVs.
1. Best Overall: Samsung Smart TV Neo QLED 4K, QN90B
Pros
- Neo QLED delivers cutting-edge resolution and brightness
- Dolby Atmos audio with eight speakers and amplifier
- Low latency for gaming
- Multiple ports - four HDMI and two USB
- Speedy operating system, per experts
Cons
- No Dolby Vision support
- Expensive
Combining Samsung’s superior quantum matrix technology with precise mini-LED backlighting, this Neo QLED 4K TV has one of the best displays you’ll ever find. Both Aslam and Sakandar Baig, the owner of Mirza Ijaz Electrical Devices Repairing in Dubai, vouch for this television. Baig also highlights the audio system on the 2022 model, which carries a built-in woofer. With audio pouring out from the top, sides and centre, you're getting a fuller Dolby Atmos sound sphere. Its colour and brightness are unparalleled, enhanced by an anti-reflective screen. Browse an impressive library of smart TV functions via the Tizen operating system, which Aslam says "is the speediest when it comes to internet connection and running apps quickly". Add to all that the TV’s less-than-an-inch thickness and super-sleek design, and it’s a winner.
Bonus: Buy with 0% instalments and pay Dh736.25 for 12 months with select banks. Book a wall-mounting service with a free wall bracket for Dh171.
Warranty: Amazon offers a one-year extended warranty for Dh511, a one-year accidental damage protection for Dh854, and a two-year damage protection plus one-year extended warranty for Dh1,089.
2. Best OLED Television: LG OLED C2 Series
Pros
- Perfect blacks and deep contrast
- G-Sync and AMD FreeSync compatible
- User-friendly webOS platform
- Dolby Vision and Audio
- Nine picture modes, including sports and filmmaker mode
Cons
- Only offers 4K resolution, at this price
If you're looking for a large OLED TV by LG, then you'll find either the 65- or 77-inch screen in its cinematic range. For our purposes, we've picked the latter size. Smart televisions manufactured by LG are vastly popular, and Shuaib Mohammed - manager at Abu Dhabi-based Luminous IT Solutions service centre - shares that these TVs get the least number of complaints. Put your trust in all 77 inches of LG's 4K cinema screen, and experience true blacks, a billion colours, Dolby Vision and Dolby Audio. Gamers are in for a treat, when they learn that this TV is certified by both NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium to produce stutter-free, fluid gameplay. Mohammed also comments on LG's user-friendly webOS platform, bringing you nine picture modes, smart sports alerts and voice search.
Bonus: Buy with 0% instalments and pay Dh945.75 for 12 months with select banks. Book a wall-mounting service with a free wall bracket for Dh171.
Warranty: The manufacturer offers a one-year warranty. Amazon offers a one-year extended warranty for Dh652, a one-year accidental damage protection for Dh1091, and a two-year damage protection plus one-year extended warranty for Dh1,392.
3. Best Android TV: Sony Bravia XR X90K
Pros
- Fantastic colour reproduction
- Pairs brilliantly with the PlayStation 5 console
- Android TV operating software
- Supports Dolby Vision and Audio
- Family-friendly option
Cons
- Offers only 16GB of storage
With its price in the happy middle of low-end and high-end 75-inch televisions, and some stellar features to boot, Sony Bravia’s X90K is a great option. The TV checks all the boxes – it has vibrant colours, decent blacks even with a backlight, and a host of smart features. It also features Sony’s new Cognitive Processor XR, which the brand claims brings 'cognitive intelligence' to its TVs for the first time, allowing images to be processed in a way that matches how our brain perceives things. And if you’re a gamer, the Bravia XR TV is optimised for your PlayStation 5 console - from the high contrast to HDMI 2.1 support for 4K at 120Hz gameplay. This 2022 model runs on the familiar Android TV operating system, on which Google smart TV allows parents to create a special Kids Profile, too. Five-star reviews pour in for this model, commending the natural colours and deep contrasts. Film enthusiasts talk about the Bravia Core app that carries select IMAX-enhanced movies they can't get enough of. Google TV is, of course, going to be your gateway to a large library.
Bonus: Buy with 0% instalments and pay Dh510.20 for 12 months with select banks.
Warranty: Amazon offers one-year extended warranty for Dh369, one-year accidental damage protection for Dh617, and two-year damage protection with one-year extended warranty for Dh787.
4. Best Budget: Hisense 75A6GE UHD Smart TV
Pros
- Detailed, vibrant 4K picture quality
- HDMI 2.1 compatibility
- Great specifications and features
- Excellent price
Cons
- Smart TV interface feels limited
- Sound is lacklustre
This no-fuss television gives you what you need, and perhaps even what you want, in terms of features that you expect. Hisense’s 4K Solution means you get vivid pictures with sharp details, and its UHD AI (artificial intelligence) Upscaler gives you that same brilliant resolution for even standard full high definition (FHD) signal inputs. Even at a budget price, the television includes several smart features. For instance, when Sports Mode is turned on, the TV analyses movement and creates smoother motion. Its Game Mode drops input lag to as little as 16 miliseconds, and its VIDAA smart centre gives you access to a host of apps and features. Did we mention the price is excellent? Reviewers bring it home as their second TV for the kids' bedroom.
Bonus: Buy with 0% instalments and pay Dh216.58 for 12 months with select banks. Book an in-home installation service by a professional for Dh171.
Warranty: Amazon offers one-year extended warranty for Dh171, one-year accidental damage protection for Dh285, and two-year damage protection with one-year extended warranty for Dh363.
5. Best Value: TCL 4K Ultra HD QLED Smart TV
Pros
- Operates on a Google Android software
- Borderless design results in a bigger viewing screen
- Sharp, clear images
- Decent sound quality
- Dolby Vision and Atmos included
Cons
- Interface lags at times
Currently for under Dh5,000, this 75-inch television from TCL brings you the best next-gen QLED technology with 4K UHD image clarity. Its television screen is gigantic, thanks to ultra-thin bezels on three sides, which allows images to fill up the flatscreen. The TV checks all the boxes, in terms of picture quality, with its HDR10+ support, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and 4K panel. Reviewers say it’s one of the best Android TVs in the market right now, and you can see why – the device allows you to stream from your phone, and there’s built-in Chromecast, too, thanks to the Google TV system it operates on. Reviewers describe the blacks to be almost as deep as in OLED panels, and others love the compatibility with PlayStation 5, since the TV offers a 120Hz refresh rate with HDR.
Bonus: Buy with 0% instalments and pay Dh303.25 for 12 months with select banks. Book an in-home installation service by a professional for free.
Warranty: Amazon offers one-year extended warranty for Dh227, one-year accidental damage protection for Dh380, and two-year damage protection with one-year extended warranty for Dh484.
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