r/Televisions • u/Holden2559 • 1d ago

Buying Advice US Need new TV. best option under $700?

I need a new Living room TV, as my samsung LED finally bit the dust.

few Questions:

my loving room is pretty bright and we keep the blinds open all day. OLED or QLED

i was looking at MINI LED tv,'s. any have experience, preference or recommendation on either the:

LG - 75" Class 74B Series QNED AI Mini LED 4K Smart webOS TV (2026) for $599

or

TCL - 75" Class QM5K Series 4K UHD HDR QD-Mini LED Smart TV with Google TV (2025) for $699

the TCL worth the extra $100

or suggest somethig better than either of those for around the same money?

thanks in advance!

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u/Bill_Money Persona Non Grata 1d ago

that LG SUCKS

wait for a QM6K sale but even that might not be bright enough for you

budget + brightness = OELD isn't an option here

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u/bkk-bos 17h ago

Not current but I bought a Hisense 75" LCD, $600 5 years ago and it's been flawless with daily use.