Finding a 75 inch screen can be difficult because most people prefer either larger 85 inch products or smaller 55 inch TVs. Regardless, there are many rare gems among the few 75” displays that are available. Some like Vizio P-series offer Quantum HDR and 4K resolution while others like Sony XBR feature true 120Hz refresh and 4K UHD.
1. VIZIO P-Series P75Q9-H61
It’s twice as expensive as its 65” version, but with the addition of Dolby Vision HDR, it’s well worth it. The TV features an ultra-bright display with more than 1200nits peak brightness and full-array backlighting. You won’t have to worry about 4K support either, as the screen boasts of HLG content and HDMI 2.1 connections.
Features
- 4K UHD LED with upscaling
- Quantum color
- 75” Smart TV
- USB, Ethernet, and Bluetooth
- 240 local dimming zones
- HDR10
- 240Hz MEMC
- Airplay 2 and Chromecast
Pros
- Offers cinematic color
- Peak brightness
- Impressive contrast and black levels
- Can simulate a 240Hz experience
- Supports Alexa and other smart home integration devices
- Ultra-slim bezels
Cons
- Expensive
- Many unfixed bugs
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2. VIZIO V-Series V755-G4
It’s word-for-word a carbon copy of Vizio P-series with a few exceptions. V755-G4 also displays HDR at 4K and offers support for Alexa, Siri, Google Home and more. Unfortunately, it’s backlighting isn’t the best, and it also lacks the 240Hz MEMC that makes P75Q9-H61 so formidable.
Features
- 75” 4K LED
- Dolby Vision HDR
- Airplay 2 and HomeKit
- Built-in Chromecast
- SmartCast Home
- Full-array backlighting
Pros
- Exceptional value
- Superb peak brightness levels
- Clear contrasts
- Compatible with iOS and Android
- Supports streaming from Hulu, YouTube, and more
Cons
- Expensive
- Backlight is uneven
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3. Sony XBR75X850D
The screen is an old design from 2016, but it’s still one of the best options you can buy today. XBR75X850D has a full Wi-Fi suite for connectivity and can simulate 240Hz in addition to its 120Hz base motion rate. Although it doesn’t boast of Dolby Vision or Quantum HDR, its old HDR suite is enough for casual users.
Features
- 120Hz native refresh
- 75” 4K UHD LED Smart TV
- HDCP 2.2 and HDMI 2.0a
- Motionflow XR 960
- Edge-lit backlight
- HDR10
Pros
- Low price
- Can stream Pandora and more
- Peak black levels
- Sequences are smooth even on HD
- Reaches 120Hz on 4K
- Offers an HDR experience
- Easy navigation
Cons
- Old model
- Not full-array backlight
- Some heavy reflection
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4. Sceptre U758CV-UMR
Similar to Sony XBR, Sceptre U758CV isn’t a recent model despite its surprisingly quality performance. The 2018 TV offers 4K at 60Hz, however, you can get the 120Hz 4K experience with its MEMC suite. It doesn’t weigh much either at 74.4lbs max and supports UHD upscale.
Features
- HDCP 2.2 and HDMI 2.0
- 60Hz motion rate
- 75” 4K LED
- 74lbs
Pros
- Supports wireless streaming
- Excellent price
- The hardware is competitive
- Immersive brightness and contrast
- An impressive number of available connections
Cons
- Old design
- Not a Smart TV
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5. Samsung OM75D-W
Despite its sky-high price, it’s one of the few 1080p screens on our list. Its thick bezels, quality material construction, super-lightweight, and powerful speakers are likely to blame for the cost. All-in-all, the TV is a solid option if you have the cash to dole out.
Features
- LED-backlit
- 75” 1080p FHD LED
- HDMI, VGA and USB connections
- 105lbs gross weight
Pros
- Slim bezels
- Durable build
- Little to no reflection
- Operates excellently outdoors
Cons
- Expensive
- Not UHD
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