Build the ultimate home cinema: The best 75-inch TVs of 2024

A phenomenal choice for anyone looking for a serious upgrade, Hisense's 75E7KQTUK PRO is a stellar choice for those who especially enjoy gaming, but otherwise a fantastic choice for anyone striving to create a true home cinema. Out of the gate, this Hisense screen has a refresh rate of 144Hz, which is unseen in televisions under £1,000, let alone 75-inch televisions under £1,000.

The overall look of the screen is fantastic, with QLED screen panelling dramatically enhancing the range of colours and hues this television can produce. The picture is incredibly vivid and detailed, dazzling the eye with a blend of picture accuracy and an enormous colour spectrum.

Audio is also particularly strong on the Hisense 75E7KQTUK PRO, with two 15W speakers and a 20W speaker combined to rival even a TV soundbar for a huge level of sound. Having a 75-inch television is all well and good, but not having the right level of sound is certain to put a dampener on your cinematic experience, so it's great to have a QLED television that has brilliant sound out of the box.

The speaker's weakest quality, as is common with cheaper televisions, is a slower user interface than the likes of more expensive televisions. Both the remote control and the user interface feel a little clunkier than something you might expect from Samsung, but it's a small price to pay for an affordable television.

A terrific choice for any home, the 75E7KQTUK PRO is a perfect choice for budget shoppers, but especially for gamers.

TCL's 75RC650K 75-inch television is a terrific choice for those looking to dramatically upgrade a smaller television for a fraction of the price you'd expect for a 75-inch TV. Despite being over the £500 price point, you're very unlikely to find a 75-inch television for much less: it's definitely more expensive than one of the best 43-inch televisions, but you don't get anywhere near the scale.

Well-made with ultra-thin bezels and all-around good quality, especially from the supportive stand which feels secure, the TCL 75RC650K is undoubtedly a television you'll be able to rely on for years to come. As for its screen, it certainly doesn't disappoint: it's a QLED with HDR10+ screen technology, which gives you a vast range of colours and a lot of vibrancy compared to a standard LED model.

Audio is also compelling thanks to Dolby Audio's post-processing, a powerful program that pushes speakers beyond their typical capabilities, offering richer sound and a cinematic draw. With 20W of output power, it's not a whole lot for a 75-inch television, but it's nonetheless commendable.

The biggest downside of the TCL 75RC650K is its 60Hz refresh rate, a fairly standard level of responsiveness from the screen itself. Though 60Hz feels absolutely useable for most gamers, 120Hz is truly next-level and elevates a gaming experience to new heights.

Still a fantastic television nonetheless, those with larger lounges are bound to enjoy the colour and picture precision of the TCL 75RC650K, it certainly has a lot to offer budget shoppers.

For a reliable television from one of the most trustworthy televisions manufacturers in the world, the Samsung CU7100 smart TV is a phenomenal price, cheaper than even your typical budget brand televisions, and there's no exaggeration or overpromising about what it can do.

Though not the most thrilling television experience on account of its lack of additional features, thew CU7100 from Samsung has a gorgeous LED screen and almost invisible bezels, which pops when enjoying your favourite films. This enormous television truly stands out from its competition thanks to its superior build quality and user experience: everything from the remote control to the operating system itself, Samsung's magnificent TizenOS, are first-rate.

As previously mentioned, there aren't a whole lot of features on the Samsung CU7100 itself: it's not really a television for technologically adventurous buyers, but the standard smart television tech is all there and ready to use. That being said, for most, having a reliable television is enough to convince you that this is a good buy, and it most certainly is.

For a fantastic smart television experience at a reasonable price, you can't compete with Samsung's CU7100.

A solid choice from LG with some brand new screen panel technologies to enjoy, thew LG 75QNED television is a thrilling contender for one of our favourite 75-inch televisions this year. A colour-rich screen that bursts with contrast and vibrancy, the 75QNED television from LG combines Quantum-Dot technology that you'd find in a QLED television with LG's NanoCell technology, which has a far more precise sharpness than a standard TV.

LG's 75QNED television offers some of the finest 4K upscaling thanks to its α5 AI processor, which enhances and upscales images to ultra-HD resolution in real time. Regardless of what you're watching, be it sports, old DVDs or streaming, the LG 75QNED enhances and brings out plenty of colour from whatever you're watching.

A breathtaking screen is great, but it's also the overall build quality that makes a television, and LG hasn't failed us just yet. The solid build quality and gorgeous television remote, as ever, create a compelling user experience.

If we were to nitpick, the LG 75QNED lacks some additional thrilling features that you might expect to see on a television that is considerably expensive compared to its competition. Seeing more from this television in the form of a smart assistant would be phenomenal.

All things considered, the LG 75QNED is a brilliant smart TV worth grabbing for the quality of the screen alone, and is a showstopper when mounted on a wall.

For true QLED screen technology, Samsung is the go-to manufacturer, and the Q60D is no lightweight with impressive visuals. This massive screen is impressive in and of itself, but when paired with the gorgeous luminance of QLED, you can hardly deny just how good it looks. QLED's billion unique shades make for life-like images, and the ultra-thin bezels truly create a picture that's difficult to tear away from.

Bolstered by a great user interface, and two built-in voice assistant choices to pick from, the Samsung Q60D feels utterly premium, and at its price, it's no wonder. Yes, this is one of the more expensive screens on our list, but it's here for good reason: QLED technology is reliable and eye-catching, and unlike a typical OLED television, you're not at a huge risk of screen burn.

As great as this screen may be, we'd love to see a 120Hz refresh rate to justify its price a little better: at 60Hz, it's a solid screen for gaming, but some extra smoothness would push the Q60D that extra mile.

For ultra-bright, gorgeously detailed picture, the Samsung Q60D is utterly fantastic, and is undeniably a contender for one of the best QLED TVs this year.

The leading world television technology right now, LG's OLED B3 is probably one of the most technologically advanced screens on the market, and it's not just because it's ultra-thin. Utilising the cutting-edge OLED screen technology, images on the B3 have an infinite contrast ratio, meaning that the black colours are darker than they've ever been. The B3 selectively shuts of diodes on its panel in an instant, creating true black colours, which is not possible even on a QLED television.

The result is one of the best-looking cinematic experiences you can get for your home, and there's no exaggeration in saying that. This pricey television is ultra-sharp, ultra-fast and looks stunning, but there's more than meets the eye with the B3. One of its greatest strengths is its 100Hz refresh rate, giving gamers a new lease on life with ultra crisp and responsive controls, and once you've tried it, there's no going back. Countless PCs and consoles are now capable of running at up to 120Hz, so there's no better opportunity to try it out than now.

Gorgeous as this LG B3 77-inch television is, it's much more than its competition, almost £1,000 more. For all its features and gorgeous design, it's difficult to actually justify buying this television unless you're very much into cinema and gaming.

But if you've got the cash, the LG B3 77-inch television is the best OLED television for you, there's no denying it.