65 vs 75 inch TV
A 75" TV is 8.7" wider and 4.9" taller than a 65" TV, with 33% more screen area. That is a noticeable step up (33% more screen) without changing how the room feels.
| 65" | 75" | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screen width | 56.7" | 65.4" | +8.7" |
| Screen height | 31.9" | 36.8" | +4.9" |
| Screen area | 1805 sq in | 2404 sq in | +33% |
| Immersive seat (THX) | 6 ft 6 in | 7 ft 6 in | +1 ft |
| Relaxed seat (SMPTE) | 8 ft 10 in | 10 ft 2 in | +1 ft 4 in |
Which to pick for your seating distance
| You sit | Better fit |
|---|---|
| 6 ft | Both feel large; 65" is closer to ideal |
| 7 ft | 65" |
| 8 ft | Either |
| 9 ft | 75" |
| 10 ft | 75" |
| 11 ft | 75" (or larger) |
About each size
65": The most searched TV size in the US and the default living-room choice; every major range has one.
75": The usual step up from 65 for larger living rooms, widely available in LCD and Mini-LED.
Questions
How much bigger is a 75 inch TV than a 65 inch?
The 75" screen is 8.7" wider and 4.9" taller, with 33% more area.
Should I get a 65 or 75 inch TV for 9 feet?
From 9 ft the better fit is: 75".