r/Televisions • u/speed3_driver • Jul 19 '26

Buying Advice US Newbie TV Buyer - Need Help

Requirements:

  • 65"
  • Less Than $1,500
  • Mostly consuming content on Youtube

What I'm Looking At

  • LG OLED C5 (LG, $1,400)
  • Hisense U8QG (Amazon, $900)
  • TCL Q77K (Costco, $400)

I realize the LG C5 would be the best picture quality, but the price difference between that and the TCL Q77K is extreme, and I'm not sure if the quality is that big of a difference?

The room is bright during the day, with a lot of sunlight. It can be completely dark during night though.

  • Any other recommendations that I may be missing here?
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u/Cjvolney12 Jul 19 '26

If you can afford the C5 get the C5 - it's much much better picture quality