Consumer interest in larger displays has consistently grown over the years, driven by the desire for a more immersive experience in both content consumption and gaming. Among these, 65-inch TVs have emerged as a popular choice, striking the perfect balance between screen size and living room space. With advancements in display technology and competitive pricing, these large-screen TVs are now accessible across various price segments, with some models starting at under Rs. 50,000. In this guide, we explore the best 65-inch TVs available today, covering options that deliver exceptional picture quality, smart features, and value for money.
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This 65-inch LG TV features a 4K Ultra HD OLED display with a 120Hz native refresh rate, delivering vibrant colours and smooth motion. Powered by the α11 AI Processor 4K, it offers advanced AI upscaling, dynamic tone mapping, and AI genre selection for optimised picture quality. Gamers will appreciate features like G-Sync, FreeSync, and a 144Hz VRR. The smart TV runs on webOS 24, supports Apple AirPlay2 and offers a 60W audio system with Dolby Atmos and AI Sound Pro.
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This is Samsung’s flagship AI-ready TV with an 8K 120Hz display and a plethora of smart features like AI Upscaling, Multi-View and Ambient Mode+. It is powered by the NQ8 AI Gen2 processor. The display features Quantum Matrix Technology Pro for enhanced contrast and ultra-wide viewing angles. It supports HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos for immersive visuals and sound. The TV is equipped with Tizen OS, built-in voice assistants (Alexa, Google), and multiple smart features.
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The 65-inch LG QNED83 TV offers a cinematic experience with its 4K UHD display and 120Hz refresh rate, ensuring vivid details and smooth motion. Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos help it deliver immersive visuals and sound. The α7 AI Processor 4K Gen 6 enhances picture quality, and Filmmaker Mode preserves the original cinematic feel. Other highlights include AI Sound Pro, AMD FreeSync for gaming, and WebOS 23 with promised 5 years of upgrades.
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- Excellent colour accuracy
- Impactful HDR
- Well-designed software
- Excellent audio quality
- Viewing angles could have been better
This 4K Ultra HD BRAVIA 7 Mini LED TV offers a 120Hz refresh rate and a mini LED display. Sony’s 40W Acoustic Multi-audio with advanced audio technologies like Dolby Atmos also makes a difference. The display is powered by the XR Processor with features like XR Backlight MasterDrive, XR Contrast Booster, XR Triluminos PRO, and Dolby Vision for enhanced picture quality and motion clarity.
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The Samsung QN90D is a premium 4K Ultra HD Neo QLED TV with impressive features, including a powerful NQ4 AI Gen2 processor for enhanced audio and video. It boasts a high peak brightness of 2,000 nits, Quantum Matrix Technology for improved local dimming, and supports HDR and HDR10+. The TV is equipped with a 4.2.2-channel speaker system with 60W output, and gaming features like 144Hz support and FreeSync Premium Pro
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Xiaomi has introduced QLED to its X Pro series for 2024. These TVs are available in 43-inch, 55-inch and 65-inch display options. You get Dolby Vision and 30W audio. The software is a Google TV interface alongside the Patchwall launcher. Xiaomi has made some improvements to its remote control and added more hotkeys.
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- Decent SDR performance
- Ergonomic remote
- Dolby Vision support
- Responsive casual gaming experience
- No Apple Airplay support
- HDR is not very impactful
This Blaupunkt TV offers solid features for its price, including a 65-inch QLED panel, Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos support. The TV offers powerful 60W audio and runs Google TV interface that entails several Google ecosystem advantages.
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- The matte finish on the display is helpful
- Great colour accuracy in SDR and HDR
- Wide viewing angles
- Sturdy built
- Bloatware in the software
- No Airplay or Apple Homekit support
- Only for casual gaming
Coocaa Y73 Pro is worth considering if you are looking for a very affordable 65-inch TV. This TV features a 4K UHD QLED+ display, 60Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision, and HDR10+ support. It offers 40W speakers with Dolby Atmos and runs on Google TV with 2GB RAM and 16GB storage. While the TV delivers good colour accuracy and solid performance, its HDR experience is limited by peak brightness, and the UI can be slightly sluggish.
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