Ok so at the $800 price point for a 65"+ panel, youre basically looking at a trade-off between raw size and high-end processing. Tbh, before diving into the specs, I need to know a few things about your setup because the technical performance varies wildly in this bracket: * **What’s the lighting like in your room?** If you have a lot of windows, you’ll want to prioritize peak brightness (nits) and maybe look for a panel with a decent anti-reflective coating. If it’s a dark home theater setup, local dimming zones and a high native contrast ratio are way more important for those deep blacks.
* **Are you planning on gaming or just watching movies?** At this budget, finding a true 120Hz native refresh rate with full HDMI 2.1 bandwidth for 4K/120Hz is the big hurdle. Most budget "large" screens stick to 60Hz, which might not cut it if you're sensitive to motion blur or have a next-gen console. Basically, idk if you prefer a VA panel for contrast or an IPS for better viewing angles, but those details change everything at this price floor.