Which 75 inch TV for my budget …

[PAL22]

Hi guys I need help in choosing the right 75 inch TV ..im totally confused.

I watch a lot of sport mainly football/Cricket and normal day tv and movies. Dont really need it for Gaming . I dont want to spend more than £1000-1200 tbh. Will eventually stick some decent sound / speakers to it also

So far i have shortlisted -
Samsung UE75AU9000
Sony KD75X81JU
lG 75 NAN0806PA
SAMSUNG QE75Q60A
SONY KD75X89JU

Can anyone please suggest which one would be the one to go for. You advice is greatly appreciated folks !​

 

[Dodgexander]

The Sony X89J is the best of that bunch providing you only watch directly in front, and not at angle.

 

[PAL22]

The Sony X89J is the best of that bunch providing you only watch directly in front, and not at angle.

Thank you, Dodge much appreciated.

 

[Dodgexander]

If you stream and want to enjoy HDR I'd recommend going now lower than the Sony X90J or Samsung Q80A. For broadcast TV and sport though, the Sony X89J is fine.

All depends on your usage, even Sky have HDR content in their library now if you're a Q 2TB user. Not sure if they're showing HDR games of Cricket or Football yet though.

 

[sceptic]

Similar question. I'm looking for a 75" for viewing HDR on Sky Q, Netflix, Amazon Prime. I also stream with Amazon Firestick. I do't do gaming.
I have a Sonos soundbar so TV sound is not important.
Preferably no more than £1800.
Thanks

 

[tvdavid]

for a little more defo worth it

SAMSUNG QE75Q80AATXXU 75" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR QLED TV with Bixby, Alexa & Google Assistant

See it all in exceptional detail and bright colour; Precise & pin-sharp contrast across the whole screen; Picture quality: 3800 PQI; HDR: HDR10+ / HDR10 / Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG); Catch-up TV & 4K streaming; TV PLUS / Twin Freesat HD; HDMI 2.1 x 1 / HDMI 2.0 x 3

www.currys.co.uk

It won't be as good HDR as an oled but should do OK.
other tvs will be much more.

 

[Dodgexander]

Similar question. I'm looking for a 75" for viewing HDR on Sky Q, Netflix, Amazon Prime. I also stream with Amazon Firestick. I do't do gaming.
I have a Sonos soundbar so TV sound is not important.
Preferably no more than £1800.
Thanks

Have you seen the recommended TVs here?
For your usage I wouldn't dip lower than semi-pro.

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[sceptic]

Have you seen the recommended TVs here?
For your usage I wouldn't dip lower than semi-pro.

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The Samsung QE75Q80A 75"looks a good price on Amazon at £1499.

Amazon product

The other recommendations are a bit over budget.

 

[hoorahfortheproletariat]

I mentioned it on another thread but Costco have the QE75Q95T for £1599.99 delivered.

 

[sceptic]

Now up to £1999

 

[sceptic]

Have you seen the recommended TVs here?
For your usage I wouldn't dip lower than semi-pro.

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Unfortunately the 2 semi-pro TVs you recommend are way over my budget of £1800. Are there any other 75” TVs in this price bracket?

 

[Dodgexander]

Unfortunately the 2 semi-pro TVs you recommend are way over my budget of £1800. Are there any other 75” TVs in this price bracket?

The starter HDR TVs but expect some problems with HDR with those TVs.