Best 75-Inch TVs in Canada (2026)
The 10 best 75-inch TVs in Canada for 2026, from $898 to $3,998. Mini LED picks from Sony, TCL, Hisense and Samsung, ranked on Canadian owner reviews.
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The best 75-inch TV in Canada is the Sony BRAVIA 5 ($2,798). It has a Mini LED backlight, Sony's XR processor, Google TV and four HDMI inputs. Amazon.ca sells it. For the best value, the TCL QM64L costs $1,398. It has a 144 Hz Mini LED screen.
Prices run from $898 to $3,998. A 75-inch set is big: these weigh 29.5 to 45 kg. If that is too much screen, see the 65-inch TVs. Built-in speakers are thin at this size, so most buyers add a soundbar.
Sony BRAVIA 5
The BRAVIA 5 is the best all-round 75-inch set here. It has a Mini LED backlight with Sony’s XR processor, Dolby Vision, Google TV and four HDMI inputs. The panel is 120 Hz. At $2,798 it costs far more than Mini LED sets from $998. Two of 16 reviewers from Canada found the picture dim.
TCL QM64L
The QM64L costs $1,398 and has a QD-Mini LED panel with local dimming and a native 144 Hz. It has four HDMI inputs. Its 60 verified reviews from Canada are 80% positive. Fire TV is the only platform, and some owners call it poor.
ProductHunter.ca compared 10 TVs of 75 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 four brands: Sony, TCL, Hisense and Samsung. Two sets, the Hisense U78N and the Sony BRAVIA 9, are sold only by third-party sellers, and we say so in each review. We set aside 9 other 75-inch models.
Rankings at a Glance
Detailed Reviews
Sony BRAVIA 5
The BRAVIA 5 is a Mini LED with Sony’s XR Backlight Master Drive and XR processor. It supports Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced and DTS:X. It has Google TV and four HDMI inputs with PS5 features. The panel is 120 Hz. At $2,798 it costs far more than Mini LED sets from $998. Two of 16 reviewers from Canada found the picture dim. Only 4 reviews are for the 75-inch.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Mini LED, XR Backlight Master Drive; Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced |
| Smart Platform | Google TV |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| Audio | Dolby Atmos, DTS:X |
| Weight | 36.2 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2025 |
Pros
- +Mini LED with Sony’s XR Backlight Master Drive and the XR Processor with AI
- +Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, plus IMAX Enhanced and DTS:X
- +Google TV with Google Assistant and Cast, a strong fit for Canadian streaming apps
- +Four HDMI inputs and PS5-specific features (Auto HDR Tone Mapping, Auto Genre Picture Mode)
- +120 Hz panel for sports and console play
- +Amazon.ca-direct New offer at $2,798; Canadian reviewers describe delivery and setup as easy
- +Canadian verified buyers: 75% positive and only 13% negative in the latest census
Cons
- -$2,798 is far above the $998-$1,500 sets that deliver Mini LED and 144 Hz
- -Two of 16 Canadian reviewers found the picture dimmer than expected, including one who compared it with a Samsung they owned before
- -Only 4 of the Canadian reviews are for the 75-inch size; most describe the 55-inch and 65-inch
- -Peak brightness is not itemised on the listing
- -One Canadian reviewer reported poor tracking and an extended delivery time on a large-item order
Score Breakdown
The best all-round 75-inch if you want Sony picture and Google TV. You pay a big premium over TCL for it.
TCL QM64L
The QM64L is the value pick. It has a QD-Mini LED panel with local dimming, a native 144 Hz refresh rate and four HDMI inputs for $1,398. Game Accelerator VRR helps with consoles. Its 60 verified reviews from Canada are 80% positive and 13% negative, the largest base among the picture-led sets. Fire TV is the only platform, and some owners call it poor. A few report damaged screens, mostly on smaller sizes.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | QD-Mini LED QLED, HVA panel, Local Dimming Pro |
| Smart Platform | Fire TV |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Refresh Rate | 144 Hz native |
| Audio | Not itemised on listing |
| Weight | 33.6 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2026 |
Pros
- +QD-Mini LED with local dimming and a high-contrast HVA panel
- +144 Hz native refresh rate with Game Accelerator VRR for console play
- +Four HDMI inputs
- +$1,398 Amazon.ca-direct; the lowest price per feature in the group
- +60 Canadian verified reviews (80% positive, 13% negative) form the largest recent base among the picture-led sets
- +Five of the six Canadian 75-inch reviews are 4-5 stars
- +2026 model with Fire TV and Alexa voice control
Cons
- -Fire TV is the only platform; two Canadian reviewers called it poor
- -Four reviewers report screens damaged on arrival or costly returns, mostly on smaller sizes
- -One reviewer says the panel measures 120 Hz, not 144 Hz (a single report)
- -HDR formats and peak brightness are not listed
- -One 75-inch owner reported a very slow power-on
Score Breakdown
The best value on this page. Buy it direct from Amazon.ca, and check the screen on delivery.
Hisense U78N
The U78N is a 2024 Mini-LED with 1,500 nits and 144 Hz. It has 512 dimming zones, Google TV and four HDMI inputs. But only a third party sells it on Amazon.ca. About a quarter of its 69 reviews from Canada are bad. Buyers report open-box sets, faulty panels and weak Hisense support.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Mini-LED PRO QLED, up to 512 dimming zones, 1,500 nits; HDR10/HDR10+/HLG |
| Smart Platform | Google TV |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Refresh Rate | 144 Hz |
| Audio | DTS Virtual:X |
| Weight | 40.5 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2024 |
Pros
- +Mini-LED PRO with up to 512 local-dimming zones and 1,500 nits peak brightness
- +144 Hz with VRR from 48 to 144 Hz
- +Google TV with four HDMI inputs
- +$1,448 for the combination, the cheapest 1,500-nit set in the group
- +55 Canadian verified reviews in the last 24 months, a deep base
- +Canadian 75-inch buyers who kept it are mostly positive (5 of 7 are 4-5 stars)
Cons
- -Only third-party offers on Amazon.ca (GTA Electronics Store); no Amazon-direct offer
- -About a quarter of Canadian reviews are negative (17 of 69)
- -At least four Canadian reviewers say they received an open-box or used set sold as new
- -At least five report defective panels on arrival (dead pixels, black spot, backlight bleed)
- -At least five report poor Hisense Canada support or refused repairs
- -A 75-inch owner reports it stopped turning on at 18 months
- -Only 8 Canadian reviews in the last 12 months; a 2024 model
Score Breakdown
Strong specs for the price. The seller, the 2024 age and the support reports make it a risky buy.
TCL A400 Pro
The A400 Pro is a 2026 QD-Mini LED with Local Dimming Pro and a native 144 Hz. Its matte panel helps in bright rooms. It has four HDMI inputs, Fire TV and a flush wall mount in the box. Amazon.ca sells it at $1,499.99. Only 1 verified review from Canada exists, so it is unproven. It costs about $100 more than the QM64L, with similar listed picture specs.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | QD-Mini LED QLED, matte HVA panel, Local Dimming Pro, High Brightness Pro |
| Smart Platform | Fire TV |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Refresh Rate | 144 Hz native |
| Audio | Not itemised on listing |
| Weight | 34 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2026 |
Pros
- +QD-Mini LED with Local Dimming Pro and High Brightness Pro
- +Matte HVA panel helps in bright rooms
- +144 Hz native refresh rate
- +Four HDMI inputs
- +Flush wall mount included
- +Amazon.ca-direct New offer at $1,499.99
- +2026 model with Alexa+ and Fire TV
Cons
- -Only 1 Canadian verified review, so reliability and service are UNPROVEN
- -Only 12 global ratings
- -About $100 more than the QM64L with comparable listed picture specs and a far thinner owner record
- -Fire TV is the only smart platform
- -HDR formats and peak brightness are not itemised on the listing
Score Breakdown
Pick it only if you want the matte screen. The QM64L has a far longer record for $100 less.
Sony BRAVIA 9
The BRAVIA 9 is Sony’s brightest Mini LED here, with XR Backlight Master Drive, X-Wide Angle and anti-reflection treatment. It has the top picture score of the 12 sets we evaluated. But it is a 2024 model, sold only by a third-party seller at $3,998, with 1 left. Only 4 reviews from Canada exist, and two report failures. It weighs 45 kg.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Mini LED QLED, XR Backlight Master Drive, XR Triluminos Pro; Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced |
| Smart Platform | Google TV |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| Audio | Dolby Atmos, DTS:X (surround output) |
| Weight | 45 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2024 |
Pros
- +Sony’s brightest 4K Mini LED with XR Backlight Master Drive
- +QLED colour with XR Triluminos Pro and the XR Processor
- +X-Wide Angle and X-Anti Reflection for bright rooms and off-axis seats
- +Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, IMAX Enhanced and DTS:X
- +Google TV and four HDMI inputs
- +Top picture score of the 12 evaluated sets
Cons
- -$3,998 is the highest price in the group and the only offer is third-party (Stephensons Electronics)
- -Only 1 left in stock at time of research
- -Only 4 Canadian verified reviews; two of them report a screen failure after 4 days and a set dead after 3 months
- -Weighs 45 kg, which needs two people to mount
- -A 2024 model; the BRAVIA 5 and BRAVIA 3 II are newer
Score Breakdown
The best picture on paper, but the seller, the age and the failure reports make it hard to recommend. The BRAVIA 5 costs $1,200 less.
Sony BRAVIA 3 II
The BRAVIA 3 II is a plain LED set with an anti-glare screen, so contrast trails the Mini LED sets. It makes up for that with four HDMI 2.1 inputs (4K/120, VRR, ALLM), Dolby Vision and Google TV with Gemini. Its 19 reviews from Canada are the best here, with 16 at 5 stars. Only 1 is for the 75-inch. One buyer found Sony support unhelpful.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | LED, anti-glare screen, XR Processor; Dolby Vision |
| Smart Platform | Google TV with Gemini |
| HDMI Ports | 4 (HDMI 2.1: 4K/120, VRR, ALLM) |
| Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
| Audio | Dolby Atmos, DTS:X |
| Weight | 31.2 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2026 |
Pros
- +Four HDMI 2.1 inputs with 4K/120, VRR and ALLM stated on the listing
- +Google TV with Gemini voice search
- +Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X
- +Anti-glare screen treatment for bright rooms
- +Best recent Canadian record: 16 of 19 reviews are 5 stars and only 1 is negative
- +Amazon.ca-direct New offer at $1,498
- +PS5 features and 120 Hz panel
Cons
- -Standard LED backlight; no Mini LED or local-dimming claim, so contrast trails the Mini LED sets
- -Only 1 of the 19 Canadian reviews is for the 75-inch size
- -One Canadian reviewer reports a 55-inch unit shutting off every 30 seconds after 3 months
- -One Canadian reviewer found Sony technical support unhelpful
- -About $500 above the Mini LED Samsung and TCL options
Score Breakdown
A console player’s TV with Sony processing and a strong owner record. It costs about $500 more than Mini LED rivals.
Samsung QN70H Neo QLED
The QN70H is a Quantum Mini LED with 100% colour volume, up to 165 Hz, and Dolby Atmos with Q-Symphony. Its AirSlim design sits close to the wall. It has three HDMI inputs, HDR10+ and no Dolby Vision. Tizen asks for a Samsung account. All 5 reviews from Canada are 4 or 5 stars, but none is for the 75-inch, and one called it somewhat disappointing.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Neo QLED Quantum Mini LED, 100% colour volume; HDR10+ |
| Smart Platform | Tizen |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| Refresh Rate | Up to 165 Hz |
| Audio | Dolby Atmos, Q-Symphony |
| Weight | 37.2 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2026 |
Pros
- +Quantum Mini LED with real QLED and 100% colour volume
- +Up to 165 Hz refresh rate
- +NQ4 AI processor with 4K AI upscaling
- +Dolby Atmos and Q-Symphony soundbar pairing
- +AirSlim design that sits close to the wall
- +Amazon.ca-direct at $1,999.97
- +All five Canadian reviews are 4-5 stars
Cons
- -Only 5 Canadian verified reviews (none for 75-inch) and 8 global ratings; UNPROVEN
- -Three HDMI inputs
- -Tizen requires a Samsung account for apps, a point several Canadians raise about Samsung sets in this group
- -HDR10+ only; no Dolby Vision on the listing
- -One of five Canadian reviewers called it ”somewhat disappointing”
Score Breakdown
A fast Samsung Mini LED with almost no record. The TCL QM64L has more proof for about $600 less.
Samsung M80H Mini LED
The M80H is a Mini LED with Pure Spectrum Colour, 144 Hz and an NQ4 Gen 2 processor, at $1,698. It supports Dolby Atmos and Q-Symphony, and is light at 29.9 kg. It has three HDMI inputs and HDR10+ only. Of 21 reviews from Canada, 76% are 4 or 5 stars. Three describe service trouble on a defective large TV, and only 1 is for the 75-inch.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Mini LED, Pure Spectrum Colour; HDR10+ |
| Smart Platform | Tizen |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| Refresh Rate | 144 Hz |
| Audio | Dolby Atmos, Q-Symphony |
| Weight | 29.9 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2026 |
Pros
- +Mini LED with Pure Spectrum Colour and an NQ4 Gen 2 AI processor
- +144 Hz Motion Xcelerator
- +Dolby Atmos and Q-Symphony soundbar pairing
- +Light for its size at 29.9 kg
- +Amazon.ca-direct at $1,698
- +76% of Canadian reviews are 4-5 stars
Cons
- -Three HDMI inputs
- -HDR10+ only; no Dolby Vision on the listing
- -Three Canadian reviewers describe return or service difficulty on a defective large TV
- -One Canadian reviewer says both the original and the replacement arrived broken
- -Only 1 of the 21 Canadian reviews is for the 75-inch size
Score Breakdown
A solid mid-price Mini LED if you accept three HDMI ports. Inspect it on delivery, as some buyers had return trouble.
Samsung M70H Mini LED
The M70H is the cheapest Mini LED here at $998. It has HDR10+, Gaming Hub and Q-Symphony. It runs at up to 60 Hz with three HDMI inputs and Dolby 2.0 audio. Both reviewers from Canada who bought the 75-inch gave 5 stars, and 76% of all 29 reviews are 4 or 5 stars. Others describe a sluggish menu, ads and a forced internet link at setup. Two got damaged screens.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | Mini LED, Pure Spectrum Colour; HDR10+ |
| Smart Platform | Tizen |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| Refresh Rate | Up to 60 Hz |
| Audio | Dolby 2.0, Q-Symphony |
| Weight | 29.9 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2026 |
Pros
- +Mini LED backlight with Pure Spectrum Colour and HDR10+
- +$998 Amazon.ca-direct, the lowest Mini LED price in the group
- +Light at 29.9 kg
- +Gaming Hub and Q-Symphony soundbar pairing
- +Both Canadian 75-inch reviewers rate it 5 stars
- +76% of Canadian reviews are 4-5 stars
Cons
- -Up to 60 Hz refresh rate
- -Three HDMI inputs and Dolby 2.0 audio
- -Three Canadian reviewers describe a sluggish interface, ads or a forced internet connection at setup
- -Two Canadian reviewers received screens damaged on arrival; one set died after 3 days
- -Only 2 of 29 Canadian reviews are for the 75-inch size
Score Breakdown
The cheapest way into Mini LED at this size. Fine for streaming, but not for gaming or fast sports.
Samsung U8000H
The U8000H is the cheapest set here at $898. It is a plain LED at up to 60 Hz with three HDMI inputs and Dolby 2.0 audio. It has the deepest review base, with 90 reviews from Canada. Eight are for the 75-inch, and 7 of those are 5 stars. At least six reviewers report cracked screens on arrival, mostly on smaller sizes. Others report lag and the forced Samsung account.
Specifications
| Resolution | 4K UHD |
|---|---|
| Panel / HDR | LED, Crystal Processor 4K |
| Smart Platform | Tizen |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| Refresh Rate | Up to 60 Hz |
| Audio | Dolby 2.0, Q-Symphony |
| Weight | 29.5 kg |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Year | 2026 |
Pros
- +$898 Amazon.ca-direct, the lowest price in the group
- +90 Canadian verified reviews, the deepest base in the group, including 8 for the 75-inch (7 are 5 stars)
- +Crystal Processor 4K with AI upscaling
- +Gaming Hub, Q-Symphony soundbar pairing and AI Soccer Mode
- +Metal Stream design with no visible bezel
- +100+ bought in the past month on Amazon.ca
Cons
- -Plain LED panel at up to 60 Hz; no Mini LED or local dimming
- -Only three HDMI inputs and Dolby 2.0 audio
- -At least six Canadian reviewers report cracked or damaged screens on arrival (mostly on smaller sizes)
- -Three Canadian reviewers describe lag or slow input response
- -Two Canadian reviewers object to the forced Samsung account and phone-only setup
Score Breakdown
A cheap big screen for casual viewing. Open the box the day it arrives, and expect a basic picture.
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 | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sony BRAVIA 5 | $2,798 | 9.1 | Mini LED, XR Backlight Master Drive; Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced | 120 Hz | 4 | Google TV | 36.2 kg |
| TCL QM64L | $1,398 | 9 | QD-Mini LED QLED, HVA panel, Local Dimming Pro | 144 Hz native | 4 | Fire TV | 33.6 kg |
| Hisense U78N | $1,448 | 9 | Mini-LED PRO QLED, up to 512 dimming zones, 1,500 nits; HDR10/HDR10+/HLG | 144 Hz | 4 | Google TV | 40.5 kg |
| TCL A400 Pro | $1,499.99 | 9 | QD-Mini LED QLED, matte HVA panel, Local Dimming Pro, High Brightness Pro | 144 Hz native | 4 | Fire TV | 34 kg |
| Sony BRAVIA 9 | $3,998 | 9 | Mini LED QLED, XR Backlight Master Drive, XR Triluminos Pro; Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced | 120 Hz | 4 | Google TV | 45 kg |
| Sony BRAVIA 3 II | $1,498 | 9 | LED, anti-glare screen, XR Processor; Dolby Vision | 120 Hz | 4 (HDMI 2.1: 4K/120, VRR, ALLM) | Google TV with Gemini | 31.2 kg |
| Samsung QN70H Neo QLED | $1,999.97 | 8.9 | Neo QLED Quantum Mini LED, 100% colour volume; HDR10+ | Up to 165 Hz | 3 | Tizen | 37.2 kg |
| Samsung M80H Mini LED | $1,698 | 8.9 | Mini LED, Pure Spectrum Colour; HDR10+ | 144 Hz | 3 | Tizen | 29.9 kg |
| Samsung M70H Mini LED | $998 | 8.8 | Mini LED, Pure Spectrum Colour; HDR10+ | Up to 60 Hz | 3 | Tizen | 29.9 kg |
| Samsung U8000H | $898 | 8.4 | LED, Crystal Processor 4K | Up to 60 Hz | 3 | Tizen | 29.5 kg |
How Big Is 75 Inches, Really?
A 75-inch TV is about 166 cm wide. Most people sit 2.5 to 3.5 metres from it. It suits a living room about 3.5 m across or more. Measure your wall or cabinet first. Then check that the TV can get through your doorways and up your stairs.
These sets are heavy. The Samsung U8000H is the lightest at 29.5 kg. The Samsung M70H and M80H weigh 29.9 kg. The Sony BRAVIA 3 II is 31.2 kg, and the TCL QM64L is 33.6 kg. The Hisense U78N is 40.5 kg, and the Sony BRAVIA 9 is 45 kg. Plan on two people to lift and mount any of them.
If 75 inches is more than you need, the 65-inch TVs start at $769.99. For a family room, the 55-inch picks cost less.
Why the Backlight Matters More on a Big Screen
At 75 inches, a basic panel is harder to light evenly. A plain LED set with edge lights shows grey blacks and uneven patches in a dark room. A Mini LED set uses many small lights in dimming zones for better contrast and brightness. QLED adds a quantum-dot layer for colour.
Look at the listing for brightness and dimming zones, not just the words Mini LED. Only the Hisense U78N lists its figures: up to 512 zones and 1,500 nits. The Sony and TCL listings do not itemise peak brightness.
Here is how the price tiers work out.
Under $1,000. The Samsung U8000H ($898) is a plain LED. The M70H ($998) is Mini LED, but limited to 60 Hz. Both suit streaming and cable. They do not suit gaming or fast sports.
$1,400 to $1,500. This is the sweet spot. The TCL QM64L ($1,398) adds 144 Hz and four HDMI inputs, about $400 more than the M70H. The Sony BRAVIA 3 II ($1,498) trades the Mini LED backlight for four HDMI 2.1 inputs, Dolby Vision and a strong owner record. If you game, look for variable refresh rate. HDMI.org says it reduces or removes lag, judder and frame tearing.
$2,800 and up. The Sony BRAVIA 5 gives you Sony picture processing and Google TV. The BRAVIA 9 costs $1,200 more for a brighter panel, but see the seller note below.
Check the Seller, the Reviews and the Delivery
Two sets are third-party only. The Hisense U78N and the Sony BRAVIA 9 have no Amazon.ca offer. They are sold by GTA Electronics Store and Stephensons Electronics. That may mean open-box stock or no Canadian warranty help. Check the seller name and return terms before you buy.
Reviews are pooled across sizes. Amazon shares reviews across every size in a series. So a high score may not describe the 75-inch. The BRAVIA 3 II has 19 reviews from Canada, but only 1 is for the 75-inch. The Samsung QN70H has 5, and none are for the 75-inch. We list the count for each set.
Delivery damage. Buyers of the Samsung U8000H and M70H, and of TCL sets, report cracked or damaged screens, mostly on smaller sizes. A large TV is more likely to be damaged in transit than to fail in use. Inspect the screen before the driver leaves. Keep the packaging until you are sure.
Warranty. Every listing shows a one-year manufacturer warranty. Buyers of the Hisense U78N report poor support, and some Samsung buyers had return trouble.
How We Research & Rank
| Criterion | Weight | Based On |
|---|---|---|
| Picture Quality | 30% | Panel first: QD-OLED and OLED beat bright Mini LED with a branded backlight system, which beats basic LED. At 75 inches, dimming zones matter more. |
| Smart Platform & Connectivity | 20% | Smart OS and ports. Google TV beats 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 others in the field. |
| 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 Sony BRAVIA 5 costs $2,798. It has a Mini LED screen, Dolby Vision and Google TV. It has four HDMI inputs. Amazon.ca sells it. Of its 16 reviews from Canada, 75% are good. Only 13% are bad.
The TCL QM64L, at $1,398. It has a Mini LED screen with local dimming. It runs at 144 Hz and has four HDMI inputs. Its 60 verified reviews from Canada are 80% positive. That is the biggest base among the picture-led sets.
For streaming, yes. The Samsung M70H has a Mini LED backlight at $998. But it runs at up to 60 Hz and has three HDMI inputs and Dolby 2.0 audio. For gaming or sport, the TCL QM64L adds 144 Hz for about $400 more.
The Sony BRAVIA 3 II, at $1,498. It lists four HDMI 2.1 inputs with 4K/120, VRR and ALLM. Its 19 reviews from Canada include 16 at 5 stars. Only 1 is for the 75-inch, and the panel is plain LED.
Neither has an Amazon.ca offer. The Hisense U78N is sold by GTA Electronics Store and the Sony BRAVIA 9 by Stephensons Electronics. Third-party stock may be open-box or lack Canadian warranty help. Check the seller and return terms first.
Not always. Amazon pools reviews across every size in a series. For example, only 1 of the BRAVIA 3 II’s 19 reviews from Canada is for the 75-inch. We list the 75-inch count in each review where we found it.
A 75-inch set is about 166 cm wide and suits a living room of 3.5 m across or more. For a smaller room, try the 65-inch TVs. Add a soundbar, because the built-in speakers are thin at this size.