75 vs 77 Inch TV Comparison Tool

[00:00:00] If you're trying to decide between a 75 in and a 77in TV, it's only a 2-in jump in diagonal. But it actually matters because 75-in TVs and 77in TVs tend to be kind of different. Let's talk about that. So, here's your standard 75-in TV. Here's your 77in screen. We're going to [00:00:21] overlay them. And watch how when we overlay them, that 77 in, that does give you 5% more viewing area than the 75 in. So, it's not a huge bump. Probably would be noticeable if you were looking at them side by side. They'd be close. And so, here's the thing. When you look at the 77in TVs, in general, they're more [00:00:41] premium TVs than the 75-in TVs. That means they have better panel technology, higher brightness, more advanced features, but they also cost more. So, in this case, the decision is less about the size difference and more about what class of TV you're buying and what class of TV you need for what you're using the TV for. Because of those premium [00:01:02] features, that 77in TV is also going to cost more. With the 75-in TV, you'll have a lot more options. You can get a premium 75-in TV, but you can also get an entry-level TV that costs less, has fewer features, maybe the panel isn't as bright or as rich and vibrant. So before you pull the trigger, jump over to [00:01:22] tvsimplify.com, try our calculator, and subscribe here if you want more tools and quick guides like