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LG C6 OLED (65-inch)
LG's 65-inch all-round OLED TV, with the Alpha 11 Gen3 processor, Brightness Booster and up to 165Hz for gaming. What Hi-Fi? found a bright, rich picture.
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Best 65-inch TVs for UK living rooms
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Buy the S90H while the two cost about the same. Choose the S85H only if it is clearly cheaper and your room does not get strong daylight.
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LG G6 OLED (65-inch)
LG's flagship 65-inch OLED TV, with a flush Gallery design, a bright screen and reflection control aimed at daytime viewing. What Hi-Fi? gave the 65-inch model five stars, but the price is high.
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Samsung R95H (65-inch)
Samsung's premium 65-inch Micro RGB TV, with a Glare Free screen, 165Hz gaming on all four HDMI ports and 70W speakers. What Hi-Fi?'s 65-inch review found deep blacks for a backlit TV, but a flatter picture than rival OLEDs at £3,099.
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Samsung S85H (65-inch)
A 65-inch OLED TV with deep contrast, rich colour and a picture that holds up from side seats. At our latest check the S90H cost £70 less, so compare both.
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Samsung Q7F
A 65-inch Samsung QLED TV for everyday programmes and streaming. It tops out at 4K 60Hz over HDMI, so it is not the one to pick for 4K 120Hz console gaming.
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Samsung QN80H (65-inch)
A 65-inch Neo QLED Mini LED TV that suits mixed family viewing and gaming. It is bright with good dark scenes, but reflections and fast movement stop it leading its class.
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Samsung S90H (65-inch)
A 65-inch OLED TV that stays easy to watch in a bright room, with stronger built-in speakers than most thin TVs. At our latest check it cost less than the similar-looking S85H.
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Samsung S95H (65-inch)
Samsung's flagship 65-inch OLED TV: very bright, colourful and easy to watch in daylight thanks to its Glare Free screen, with four 165Hz HDMI ports for gaming. The frame and feet are less elegant than expected.
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Samsung S99H 65-inch
The Samsung S99H is a 65-inch QD-OLED TV with a Glare-Free screen, four HDMI 2.1 ports and up to 165Hz gaming. On a wall its floating metal frame looks special; on its plastic feet, some of that effect disappears.
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Sony Bravia 9 II 65-inch
A 65-inch TV with an RGB LED backlight instead of OLED. It is very bright with strong colour and Sony's careful processing, but it costs £3,499 and has only two top-speed gaming ports.
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Hisense A6Q
A 65-inch 4K TV at a low recorded price, with a 60Hz screen, VIDAA smart apps and Freely. Its limited HDR brightness and basic sound set the sensible expectations.
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Hisense E7Q Pro
A 65-inch Hisense TV aimed at gamers on a budget, with Quantum Dot colour and HDMI 2.1 connections for £589.
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