Best 75-inch TV deals: Get a big screen from $490

Andrew Morrisey
·4 min read

There are a lot of TV deals to scour if you’re hoping for some savings on a new TV, and if you prefer something specific from one of the best TV brands be sure to check out all of the Samsung TV deals, LG TV deals, Sony TV deals, TCL TV deals, and Vizio TV deals taking place. But if you prefer to shop for your next TV by size, 75-inches is a popular one to start with, and we’ve tracked down the best 75-inch TV deals for your shopping convenience. You’ll find all of the best 75-inch TV deals below, and if you feel checking out some other sizes might be worth it don’t miss out on all of the best 65-inch TV deals, best 70-inch TV deals, or best 85-inch TV deals.

TCL 75-inch Q6 4K QLED Google TV — $600, was $800

TCL 2024 Q6-Pro QLED TV.
TCL

The 75-inch model of the TCL Q6 is another affordable option if you’re really looking to fill out a home theater. The 75-inch screen utilizes QLED picture technology, which produces one of the best 4K images on the market. It has Motion Rate 240, which combines multiple motion enhancement technologies for motion clarity. This may not sound like much, but it keeps the image looking as good as possible during the fast-paced action of things like movies, sports games, and even video games. The interface for this TV is built on Google TV, which provides easy and helpful access to all of your favorite movies, shows, and live TV.

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Samsung 75-inch DU7200 4K Tizen TV — $700, was $750

The Samsung 70-inch DU7200 4K Tizen TV against a white background.
Samsung

Samsung offers a lot of value with the DU7200. It’s a 4K TV with smart features powered by Tizen, and it has an LED display that provides superior brightness and high color contrast. The Tizen platform allows you to play games, work out with a trainer, and stream your favorite shows with built-in access to top streaming platforms. In addition to a high quality 4K picture, the DU7200 also offers free live TV with only the need for a Wi-Fi connection.

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Hisense 75-inch U6 QLED 4K Google TV — $800, was $1,200

The Hisense U6K on a floating shelf.
Hisense

Hisense is a TV brand many people turn to when in search of both picture quality and affordability. Its isn’t going to have the high end smarts you’ll find in more premium TVs, but the Hisense U6 QLED 4K Google TV offers a quality viewing experience. It has a QLED display that has superior brightness and high color contrast, as well as Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos sound for cinema-like immersion. Smart features integrated into the Hisense U6 include Google Assistant, Alexa compatibility, and a voice remote control that makes controlling the TV and searching for new content a breeze.

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Sony 75-inch X85K 4K Google TV — $1,098, was $1,398

Sony 55-inch X85K 4K LED Google TV product image.
Sony

The Sony 75-inch X85K 4K Smart TV makes a great centerpiece for your home theater. The 75-inch screen presents all of your favorite shows and movies in stunning 4K resolution, with HDR capability that takes the picture quality to the next level. It has a 120Hz refresh rate, which makes it a good TV for people who enjoy sports and other fast-paced content, including gaming. This high refresh rate works to keep the picture from breaking apart during fast-paced sequences, and makes whatever you’re watching more lifelike and immersive. This TV is even capable of upscaling older content into modern 4K resolution, bringing all of the older shows and movies you love into modern visual quality.

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LG 77-inch C3 OLED 4K webOS TV — $2,000, was $2,500

LG's 2023 C3 4K OLED TV.
LG

LG is one of the more premium names when it comes to TVs, as evidenced with its C3 Series TVs. The lineup offers OLED picture technology, and LG has been one of the world’s top OLED brands for years. With this 77-inch model you’ll be getting some amazing 4K picture quality. It has an AI processor that’s made exclusively for LG and converts everything you watch into modern 4K resolution. With webOS 23 and LG’s Magic Remote you’ll find yourself searching less and streaming more when it comes to your favorite content. An ultra-slim design makes this a great TV no matter what room you may be considering it for.

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More 75-inch TV deals we love

There are more 75-inch TV deals out there, however, with quite a few of them coming in at less than $1,000. Among them you’ll find brands like Toshiba, LG, Samsung, and Sony, as well as from Roku, which has started packaging its smart TV platform into its own hardware.

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