Welcome to our guide to the best 65-inch TVs on the market today. As manufacturers find new ways to harness their technology and take leaps forward technically, the sets that almost always get those innovations first are the larger ones in their ranges.

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If you’re used to smaller TVs, the jump to a 65-inch television can feel like a really big one, but trust us that it’s worth it if you can fit one in.

You’ll be transported into the content you’re watching or playing and will be able to plan movie nights that really are like going to the theatre. To that end, we’ve gathered some of the very best 65-inch TVs available right now for you to choose from.

Our Top Pick:

For

  • Beautiful picture Excellent smart system 4k 120Hz support with VRR

Against

  • Lacks HDR10+

By this point, most people know the benefits of OLED TVs and it must be said, that no one does them quite as well as LG.

The chief complaint of OLEDs is addressed well in the LG C2, it has a higher brightness panel, which makes it much more usable in rooms with high ambient lighting.

Of course, the picture quality is top-notch, the webOS platform is well-equipped, and its gaming prowess is something to behold, too.

  • The latest QD-OLED panel tech Google TV with Chromecast built-in Superb audio

  • Pricey

Sony’s cutting-edge QD-OLED panel brings even more brightness to the OLED world, unfortunately, it’ll cost you an arm and a leg, which holds it back from being our top pick.

If you can get past the price, the A95K delivers stunning picture quality and backs it up with some best-in-class processing to enhance things even further.

The sound is extremely impressive, too, so you might not need to add a soundbar to your shopping list.

  • Bright HDR with OLED blacks 4K at up to 120Hz with VRR Reasonable pricing (if still very expensive)

  • Not the quickest operating system

Samsung’s take on the QD-OLED also impressed us, and its price tag is much more reasonable.

The S95B offers brilliant accurate and saturated colours, along with some serious HDR chops. Black levels are nothing short of perfection.

With this model, you won’t get the best speakers, and a lack of Dolby Vision support is also a little disappointing.

  • Great image Impressive audio Great HDR

  • Only two HDMI 2.1 ports

Panasonic’s flagship OLED panel has wonderful picture quality and this is bolstered by the excellent HCX image processing.

The LZ2000 has also got some impressive speakers onboard, with full Dolby Atmos support, so works well as an all-in-one solution.

Our only real gripe is the lack of HDMI ports that support high frame rates, and it’s hard to find if you live in the States.

  • A much more affordable option QLED panel with Mini-LED backlighting 120Hz refresh rate with VRR

  • Not the speediest operating system

While most of the impressive flagship models on our list command a high price point, this option from TCL is much easier to afford.

Despite its price tag, it still offers seriously high-end features, like a Mini LED backlight, QLED panel, Dolby Atmos and HDR10+ support.

The picture quality is astounding at this price point and it’s backed up by the robust smart features of the Roku TV platform, what more could you need?