Best 65-Inch TVs in Canada (2026)
The 10 best 65-inch TVs in Canada for 2026, from $769.99 to $3,698. Mini-LED and OLED picks ranked on picture, apps, value, sound and Canadian reviews.
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The best 65-inch TV in Canada is the Hisense U7SF ($1,199.99). It has a bright Mini-LED backlight, a 165 Hz screen and four HDMI inputs. Amazon.ca sells it. For a proven record on a budget, the Hisense E7SF costs $769.99. It has 47 reviews from Canada at 4.70 stars.
Prices run from $769.99 to $3,698. For a smaller room, see the 55-inch TVs. For a home theatre, see the 75-inch picks. TV speakers are the usual gap, so check our soundbar picks too.
Hisense U7SF
The U7SF is the top-scoring 65-inch set at $1,199.99. It has a Mini-LED backlight rated up to 3,000 nits and a native 165 Hz panel. It adds Dolby Vision IQ, 50 W Atmos speakers and four HDMI inputs. It runs Fire TV. All 12 verified reviews from Canada are 4 or 5 stars, though the record is still thin.
Hisense E7SF
The E7SF is the cheapest set here at $769.99, and it has the best record. Its 47 verified reviews from Canada average 4.70 stars. It has Mini-LED, 144 Hz, Dolby Vision and four HDMI inputs. The speakers are only 20 W, so add a soundbar.
Sony BRAVIA 8 II QD-OLED
The BRAVIA 8 II has a QD-OLED panel with Dolby Vision and a stated 1,000 nits peak. It is the best panel here. It adds 50 W Atmos sound and Google TV. At $3,698 it is the dearest set. Eleven of its 13 verified reviews from Canada are 4 or 5 stars.
ProductHunter.ca compared 10 TVs of 65 inches sold on Amazon.ca. We scored each one on picture, smart platform, value, sound and its record with buyers in Canada. We read up to 100 recent verified reviews for each set. The list covers five brands: Hisense, LG, Sony, Samsung and TCL. We set aside 5 more models that were close to a pick already here.
Rankings at a Glance
Detailed Reviews
Hisense U7SF
The U7SF is a 2026 Mini-LED with a backlight rated up to 3,000 nits and a native 165 Hz panel. It adds Dolby Vision IQ, 50 W Dolby Atmos speakers, four HDMI inputs and Bluetooth 5.4. It runs Fire TV, which has fewer apps than Google TV. All 12 reviews from Canada are 4 or 5 stars. Only 4 are for the 65-inch.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Mini-LED, up to 3,000 nits · Dolby Vision IQ |
| Refresh Rate | 165 Hz native (VRR 330 per listing) |
| Smart Platform | Fire TV (Alexa+) |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Audio | 2.1.2 channel, Dolby Atmos, 50 W |
| Item Weight | 23.4 kg |
| VESA Mount | 400 x 300 mm |
| Model Year | 2026 |
| Warranty | 1 year by manufacturer |
Pros
- +Up to 3,000 nits Mini-LED backlight with a native 165 Hz panel
- +Dolby Vision IQ plus 2.1.2-channel Dolby Atmos at 50 W
- +Four HDMI inputs, VRR up to 330 Hz and Bluetooth 5.4 for consoles and soundbars
- +Sold and shipped by Amazon.ca at $1,199.99
- +Anti-reflection screen on a 2026 model
- +Every Canadian verified review we analyzed (12) is 4 or 5 stars
Cons
- -Thin Canadian review base: 12 verified reviews, only 4 for the 65-inch, so the clean record is unproven
- -Fire TV has a narrower app and Cast lineup than Google TV
- -Listing names Dolby Vision IQ but not HDR10+
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
A bright, fast TV for $1,200. Its clean record is still thin. The E7SF has a longer record for $430 less.
LG G6 OLED evo
The G6 is LG’s OLED evo with the α11 AI processor, Dolby Vision and a reflection-free coating. It runs up to 165 Hz with G-SYNC and FreeSync, and has four HDMI inputs and webOS 26. The spec table lists 120 Hz, so check the exact rate. Eleven of 12 verified reviews from Canada are 4 or 5 stars, but only 6 are for the 65-inch.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | OLED evo · Dolby Vision · G-SYNC / FreeSync |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz in spec table, up to 165 Hz per title |
| Smart Platform | webOS 26 |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Audio | 5.1 channel, Dolby Atmos |
| Item Weight | 33.1 kg |
| VESA Mount | 700 x 400 mm |
| Model Year | 2026 |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
Pros
- +OLED evo panel with α11 AI Processor Gen3 and Dolby Vision
- +Up to 165 Hz with G-SYNC and FreeSync for gaming
- +Four HDMI inputs and webOS 26
- +Reflection-free screen coating
- +Sold and shipped by Amazon.ca
- +11 of 12 Canadian verified reviews are 4 or 5 stars
Cons
- -$2,999.99, among the priciest sets in the field
- -One Canadian buyer reports a defective unit
- -Only 12 Canadian verified reviews, 6 for the 65-inch, so the record is unproven
- -Refresh rate shown as 120 Hz in the spec table but up to 165 Hz in the title
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
The best OLED here for gamers who like webOS. The review record is still thin, and the price is high.
Sony BRAVIA 8 II QD-OLED
The BRAVIA 8 II has a QD-OLED panel with a stated 1,000 nits peak, the best panel here. It has Dolby Vision, 5.1-channel Dolby Atmos speakers at 50 W, and Google TV with four HDMI inputs. It has no HDR10+ and runs at 120 Hz. At $3,698 it is the dearest set here. Eleven of its 13 verified reviews from Canada are 4 or 5 stars.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | QD-OLED, 1,000 nits · Dolby Vision |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| Smart Platform | Google TV |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Audio | 5.1 channel, Dolby Atmos, 50 W |
| Item Weight | 24 kg |
| VESA Mount | 600 x 400 mm |
| Model Year | 2025 |
| Warranty | 1 Year Manufacturer |
Pros
- +QD-OLED with Quantum Dot colour and 1,000 nits, the best panel in the field
- +Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos 5.1-channel 50 W speakers
- +Google TV with four HDMI inputs and Bluetooth 5.3
- +Sold and shipped by Amazon.ca
- +11 of 13 Canadian verified reviews are 4 or 5 stars
Cons
- -$3,698, the most expensive set in the field
- -No HDR10+ and only 120 Hz
- -Only 13 Canadian verified reviews, so the record is unproven
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
The best picture on this page, at a price few will pay. Choose it if picture comes first and the budget allows.
LG B6 OLED
The LG B6 is a 2026 OLED with Dolby Vision, 120 Hz and four HDMI inputs for $1,499.99. Its listed brightness is 500 nits, lower than the G6. Audio specs are not listed. All 4 reviews from Canada are 5 stars, but only 3 are for the 65-inch. A third-party seller holds the buy box at $1,497.99.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | OLED · Dolby Vision |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| Smart Platform | webOS 26 |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Audio | Dolby Atmos |
| Item Weight | 23.6 kg |
| Model Year | 2026 |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
Pros
- +OLED panel with Dolby Vision and 120 Hz for $1,499.99
- +α8 AI Processor Gen3 and webOS 26
- +Four HDMI inputs
- +Amazon.ca sells it new at $1,499.99
- +All 4 Canadian verified reviews are 5 stars
Cons
- -Only 4 Canadian verified reviews (3 for the 65-inch), so there is almost no record
- -Listed brightness is 500 nits, lower than the LG G6
- -Buy box is held by a third-party seller at $1,497.99; Amazon.ca sells it at $1,499.99
- -Audio specs are not itemised
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
An affordable way into LG OLED. With almost no track record, treat it as promising, not proven.
Samsung S95H OLED
The S95H is Samsung’s top OLED here, with a glare-free OLED HDR Pro panel at a native 165 Hz. It has Dolby Vision, four HDMI inputs, Dolby Atmos speakers and Gaming Hub. Tizen has a narrower app lineup than Google TV. At $2,998 it is $200 under list. Only 6 verified reviews from Canada exist, 3 for the 65-inch. One reports a set that stopped working after 4 days.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | OLED HDR Pro, glare-free · Dolby Vision |
| Refresh Rate | 165 Hz native |
| Smart Platform | Tizen (Gaming Hub) |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Audio | Dolby Atmos |
| Item Weight | 28.6 kg |
| Model Year | 2026 |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
Pros
- +Glare-free OLED HDR Pro panel at a native 165 Hz
- +Four HDMI inputs and Gaming Hub
- +Dolby Atmos built-in speakers
- +Sold and shipped by Amazon.ca
- +2026 model
Cons
- -$2,998, among the priciest sets in the field
- -Only 6 Canadian verified reviews (3 for the 65-inch), so the record is unproven
- -One reviewer reports the set stopped working after 4 days
- -Tizen has a narrower app lineup than Google TV
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
A bright-room OLED for gamers. The thin record and high price make it a leap of faith.
Samsung S85H OLED
The S85H is Samsung’s lower-priced OLED at $1,499.99. It has 120 Hz, four HDMI inputs, Dolby Atmos speakers and Gaming Hub. The listing shows HDR10 only, with no Dolby Vision or HDR10+. Tizen has a narrower app lineup than Google TV. All 3 verified reviews from Canada are 5 stars, and just 1 is for the 65-inch. A third-party seller holds the buy box at $1,498.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | OLED · HDR10 |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| Smart Platform | Tizen (Gaming Hub) |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Audio | Dolby Atmos |
| Item Weight | 24.5 kg |
| Model Year | 2026 |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
Pros
- +OLED panel at 120 Hz for $1,499.99
- +Four HDMI inputs and Gaming Hub
- +Dolby Atmos built-in speakers
- +Amazon.ca sells it new
- +All 3 Canadian verified reviews are 5 stars
Cons
- -Only 3 Canadian verified reviews (1 for the 65-inch), so there is almost no record
- -HDR10 only, no Dolby Vision or HDR10+ on the listing
- -Buy box is held by a third-party seller at $1,498; Amazon.ca sells it at $1,499.99
- -Tizen has a narrower app lineup than Google TV
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
The same price as the LG B6 with fewer HDR formats. Choose it if you want Samsung’s gaming features.
Hisense U88QG
The U88QG is a 2025 Mini-LED PRO rated up to 5,000 nits. It has a native 165 Hz panel, Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ and 4.1.2 Dolby Atmos speakers. It runs Google TV with Cast. It has three HDMI inputs, not four, and weighs 37.8 kg. Of its 32 verified reviews from Canada, 22% are 1 or 2 stars. Buyers report damaged, opened or dead-on-arrival sets.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Mini-LED PRO, 5,000 nits · Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ |
| Refresh Rate | 165 Hz native (VRR 288) |
| Smart Platform | Google TV |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| Audio | 4.1.2 channel, Dolby Atmos |
| Item Weight | 37.8 kg |
| VESA Mount | 600 x 400 mm |
| Model Year | 2025 |
| Warranty | 1 year by manufacturer |
Pros
- +Up to 5,000 nits Mini-LED PRO with a native 165 Hz panel
- +Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+
- +4.1.2-channel Dolby Atmos speaker system
- +Google TV with Cast
- +Sold and shipped by Amazon.ca at $1,398
Cons
- -22% of recent Canadian verified reviews are 1 or 2 stars
- -Several buyers report sets arriving damaged or already opened
- -Only three HDMI inputs
- -2025 model; the 2026 U7 sets are newer
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
The brightest set here, with the heaviest weight and a rough delivery record. Inspect it the day it arrives.
Hisense E7SF
The E7SF is the cheapest set here and the best proven. It has a Mini-LED panel with QLED colour, 144 Hz, Dolby Vision, four HDMI inputs and Bluetooth 5.3. Its 47 verified reviews from Canada average 4.70 stars, and only 4% are negative. The speakers are 2.0 channel at 20 W, and no brightness figure or HDR10+ is listed. Two buyers report shattered screens or dead pixels.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Mini-LED, QLED colour · Dolby Vision |
| Refresh Rate | 144 Hz native |
| Smart Platform | Fire TV (Alexa) |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Audio | 2.0 channel, Dolby Atmos, 20 W |
| Item Weight | 17.4 kg |
| Model Year | 2026 |
| Warranty | 1 year by manufacturer |
Pros
- +Mini-LED, 144 Hz, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for $769.99
- +Four HDMI inputs and Bluetooth 5.3
- +Sold and shipped by Amazon.ca
- +Best Canadian owner record in the field: 47 verified reviews, 4.70 average, 4% negative
- +100+ bought in the past month
- +2026 model
Cons
- -No peak-brightness figure, and no HDR10+, on the listing
- -Stereo 20 W speakers; plan on a soundbar
- -Fire TV has a narrower Cast and app lineup than Google TV
- -Two Canadian buyers report sets arriving with shattered screens or dead pixels, and one paid return shipping
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
The pick for most buyers at 65 inches. Add a soundbar, and open the box the day it arrives.
Sony BRAVIA 5
The BRAVIA 5 is a Mini-LED with local dimming, 1,000 nits, Dolby Vision and 40 W Dolby Atmos speakers. It runs Google TV, has four HDMI inputs and uses Sony’s XR processor. Hisense Mini-LEDs are much brighter and cheaper. Only 5 of its 16 verified reviews from Canada are for the 65-inch. One reports a glitchy Netflix app. Stock was low when we researched it.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Mini-LED, 1,000 nits · Dolby Vision |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| Smart Platform | Google TV |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Audio | 5.1 channel, Dolby Atmos, 40 W |
| Item Weight | 26.3 kg |
| VESA Mount | 400 x 800 mm |
| Model Year | 2025 |
| Warranty | 1 Year Manufacturer |
Pros
- +Mini-LED with local dimming, 1,000 nits and Dolby Vision
- +40 W Dolby Atmos 5.1-channel speakers
- +Google TV with four HDMI inputs
- +Sold and shipped by Amazon.ca
- +Sony XR Processor
Cons
- -$2,098 for 1,000 nits; Hisense Mini-LEDs are much brighter and cheaper
- -Only 5 Canadian reviews are for the 65-inch
- -One reviewer reports a glitchy Netflix app
- -Stock was low at the time of research (only 3 left)
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
Good sound and Sony tuning. But you pay about $900 more than for the U7SF, and the panel is dimmer.
TCL QM64L
The QM64L is a QD-Mini LED set with local dimming and four HDMI inputs, at $998. It runs Fire TV, and the listing says 144 Hz. Its 60 verified reviews from Canada are 80% four or five stars. The listing gives no brightness, HDR formats or audio specs. Buyers report cracked screens and slow menus. One says it is 120 Hz, not 144 Hz.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | QD-Mini LED · HVA panel |
| Refresh Rate | 144 Hz native (listing) |
| Smart Platform | Fire TV |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Audio | Not itemised |
| Item Weight | 25 kg |
| Model Year | 2026 |
| Warranty | 1 Year Manufacturer |
Pros
- +QD-Mini LED with local dimming at a listed 144 Hz
- +Four HDMI inputs on Fire TV
- +Sold and shipped by Amazon.ca at $998
- +60 Canadian verified reviews, 80% four or five stars
- +2026 model
Cons
- -No peak-brightness or HDR format list on the listing
- -One buyer reports the refresh rate is 120 Hz, not the advertised 144 Hz
- -Reports of slow menus and sets arriving damaged
- -Audio specs are not itemised
- -One-year manufacturer warranty
Score Breakdown
A decent mid-price Mini-LED. But the Hisense E7SF costs about $228 less and has a stronger record.
How We Compared
Figures come from the Amazon.ca listing and the maker's specs. Review counts and star averages for Canada are in each review above.
| Model | Price | Score | Panel / HDR | Refresh Rate | HDMI Ports | Smart Platform | Item Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hisense U7SF | $1,199.99 | 9.2 | Mini-LED, up to 3,000 nits · Dolby Vision IQ | 165 Hz native (VRR 330 per listing) | 4 | Fire TV (Alexa+) | 23.4 kg |
| LG G6 OLED evo | $2,999.99 | 9.2 | OLED evo · Dolby Vision · G-SYNC / FreeSync | 120 Hz in spec table, up to 165 Hz per title | 4 | webOS 26 | 33.1 kg |
| Sony BRAVIA 8 II QD-OLED | $3,698.00 | 9.2 | QD-OLED, 1,000 nits · Dolby Vision | 120 Hz | 4 | Google TV | 24 kg |
| LG B6 OLED | $1,499.99 | 9.2 | OLED · Dolby Vision | 120 Hz | 4 | webOS 26 | 23.6 kg |
| Samsung S95H OLED | $2,998.00 | 9.2 | OLED HDR Pro, glare-free · Dolby Vision | 165 Hz native | 4 | Tizen (Gaming Hub) | 28.6 kg |
| Samsung S85H OLED | $1,499.99 | 9.2 | OLED · HDR10 | 120 Hz | 4 | Tizen (Gaming Hub) | 24.5 kg |
| Hisense U88QG | $1,398.00 | 9.1 | Mini-LED PRO, 5,000 nits · Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ | 165 Hz native (VRR 288) | 3 | Google TV | 37.8 kg |
| Hisense E7SF | $769.99 | 9.1 | Mini-LED, QLED colour · Dolby Vision | 144 Hz native | 4 | Fire TV (Alexa) | 17.4 kg |
| Sony BRAVIA 5 | $2,098.00 | 9.1 | Mini-LED, 1,000 nits · Dolby Vision | 120 Hz | 4 | Google TV | 26.3 kg |
| TCL QM64L | $998.00 | 9 | QD-Mini LED · HVA panel | 144 Hz native (listing) | 4 | Fire TV | 25 kg |
What $770 or $3,700 Buys at 65 Inches
The price range here is almost five to one. The right pick depends on your room and your budget.
Under $1,000. The Hisense E7SF ($769.99) and the TCL QM64L ($998) are Mini-LED sets with four HDMI inputs. The E7SF is $228 cheaper and has the better record, with 47 reviews from Canada against 60 for the TCL. The E7SF has no peak-brightness figure on its listing, and its speakers are 20 W.
$1,200 to $1,500. Two Hisense sets sit here: the U7SF at $1,199.99 and the U88QG at $1,398. Both are very bright. Two OLEDs cost $1,499.99, the LG B6 and the Samsung S85H. They are the cheapest OLEDs. OLED has perfect blacks. It is less bright than top Mini-LED.
$2,000 to $3,000. The Sony BRAVIA 5 costs $2,098. Its panel is dimmer than the Hisense sets. Two top OLEDs for gamers cost about $3,000. They are the Samsung S95H and the LG G6. Each is about $200 off list.
$3,698. The Sony BRAVIA 8 II QD-OLED is the best panel on this page. For most homes the gap between it and a $770 Mini-LED is smaller than the gap in price.
Why a Short Review Record Matters
Many of the best sets on paper are new 2026 models. That makes them hard to judge.
The Hisense E7SF has 47 verified reviews from Canada. The TCL QM64L has 60. Most others have far fewer. The LG B6 has 4, the Samsung S85H has 3, and the S95H has 6. Only 3 or fewer of those are for the 65-inch size. Five-star scores from a handful of buyers are encouraging. They are not proof.
Our scores pull a short record toward the field average. That is why the U7SF leads the E7SF on paper, but we still call out the E7SF as the proven value pick.
Watch who is selling. On the LG B6 and Samsung S85H, a third-party seller held the buy box a few dollars below Amazon.ca. Pick the Amazon.ca offer to get Amazon's return policy.
Delivery damage is real. Buyers of the Hisense U88QG report damaged, opened and dead-on-arrival sets. Buyers of the E7SF and QM64L report cracked screens. Open the box when it arrives, and take photos.
Weight, Mounting and Gaming
A 65-inch TV is a two-person job. The Hisense E7SF is the lightest at 17.4 kg. The Hisense U88QG is the heaviest at 37.8 kg, and the LG G6 is 33.1 kg. Check the VESA pattern on the listing before you buy a bracket. It varies from 400 x 300 mm on the U7SF to 700 x 400 mm on the G6.
If you game, look for a high native refresh rate and variable refresh rate. HDMI.org says VRR reduces or removes lag, judder and frame tearing. The Hisense U7SF and U88QG run at a native 165 Hz, the S95H at 165 Hz, and the G6 up to 165 Hz. The Sony and Samsung S85H sets run at 120 Hz.
Last, think about size. If 65 inches feels too big, the 55-inch TVs save money. If you want a theatre feel, the 75-inch picks start at $898.
How We Research & Rank
| Criterion | Weight | Based On |
|---|---|---|
| Picture Quality | 30% | Panel first: QD-OLED and OLED beat bright Mini-LED, which beats basic LED. Then HDR formats, refresh rate and the processor. |
| Smart Platform & Connectivity | 20% | Smart OS and ports. Google TV and webOS beat Fire TV and Tizen on app support. Four HDMI 2.1 inputs beat three. |
| Value for Money | 15% | What the set offers per dollar at the Amazon.ca price, compared with its list price. |
| Sound & Build | 10% | Speaker power and sound features, plus weight, stand and mounting. |
| Verified Buyer Experience | 25% | Up to 100 recent reviews from verified buyers in Canada: average stars, share of bad reviews and repeated faults. |
Scores are out of 10. Sets with few reviews from Canada are pulled toward the field average, so a handful of 5-star reviews cannot beat a long record.
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The Hisense U7SF, at $1,199.99 from Amazon.ca. It has a bright Mini-LED backlight and a 165 Hz screen. It adds Dolby Vision IQ, 50 W Atmos speakers and four HDMI inputs. All 12 verified reviews from Canada are 4 or 5 stars. Only 4 are for the 65-inch.
The Hisense E7SF, at $769.99. It has Mini-LED, 144 Hz and Dolby Vision. It has four HDMI inputs. Its 47 verified reviews from Canada average 4.70 stars. Only 4% are negative. The speakers are weak at 20 W, so plan on a soundbar.
On paper, yes. The U7SF is brighter, at 3,000 nits, and has a faster 165 Hz panel and 50 W speakers. It costs $430 more. But the E7SF has 47 reviews from Canada against 12 for the U7SF, so its record is much better proven.
It is worth it for dark-room film watching. OLED has perfect blacks, and the LG B6 starts at $1,499.99. Mini-LED like the $1,199.99 Hisense U7SF is brighter, which suits a sunny room. OLED sets here also have far fewer reviews from Canada.
Only if picture quality is your top priority. Its QD-OLED panel is the best on this page, and it has 50 W Atmos sound. But it has only 13 verified reviews from Canada, so its record is thin. A $770 Mini-LED covers most needs.
Probably. The Hisense E7SF has only 20 W stereo speakers, and the TCL QM64L lists no audio specs. Sony and Hisense models with 40 to 50 W Atmos speakers do better. Our soundbar roundup has bars from $118.
It depends on your seating distance. If you sit close, the 55-inch TVs may fit better. If you want a theatre feel, the 75-inch picks go bigger. These 65-inch sets weigh 17.4 to 37.8 kg.