# Will it fit? TV sizes and specs, straight from the spec sheets

Source: https://specwiseguide.com/
Updated: 2026-11-13 · By SMART SC Editorial Team

## Pick a size

- [55-inch TV dimensions](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-dimensions/55-inch/): 47.9 × 27 in screen
- [65-inch TV dimensions](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-dimensions/65-inch/): 56.7 × 31.9 in screen
- [75-inch TV dimensions](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-dimensions/75-inch/): 65.4 × 36.8 in screen
- [85-inch TV dimensions](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-dimensions/85-inch/): 74.1 × 41.7 in screen

- [Will it fit? Find the TVs that suit your wall, furniture and seat](https://specwiseguide.com/will-it-fit/): Enter your seating distance, wall space and furniture, and see which current TVs fit, checked against each model's spec-sheet width, stand, depth and weight.
- [TV dimensions by size: width, height and real-world measurements](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-dimensions/): Width and height of every TV size from 32 to 100 inches, in inches and cm, plus measured dimensions of current models and how to measure your space.
- [TV size and viewing distance calculator: what size TV for your room?](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-size-viewing-distance/): Enter your seating distance to get the right TV size, or a size to get the best distance. Charts for 43–100 inch TVs and room-by-room advice.
- [Every TV we've catalogued: dimensions, VESA and weight by model](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-models/): Measured width, height, depth, weight, VESA pattern and stand span for every current TV model we list, from manufacturers' US spec sheets. Sort and filter.

## [Best TVs](/best-tvs/)

- [The best TVs of 2026, chosen by room, use and budget tier](https://specwiseguide.com/best-tvs/): Our picks of current TVs from LG, Samsung, Sony, Hisense and TCL, chosen from spec sheets by room and use, with links to independent lab measurements.
- [The best 65-inch TVs, with every model's real dimensions](https://specwiseguide.com/best-65-inch-tv/): Our picks of current 65-inch TVs (OLED and Mini LED) from spec sheets, plus every model's width, depth, weight and VESA, so you know it fits before you buy.
- [Best gaming TV: how to choose by platform, ports and refresh rate](https://specwiseguide.com/best-gaming-tv/): A gaming TV needs fast HDMI inputs, VRR and low lag; how many fast ports and how many Hz depend on your consoles and PC. Spec-based picks from current lines.

- [The best 55-inch TVs, and how each one fits your furniture](https://specwiseguide.com/best-55-inch-tv/): Our picks of current 55-inch TVs from spec sheets: the best OLED, bright-room, value and budget models, with every model's width, stand footprint and weight.
- [The best 75-inch TVs, and when a 77-inch OLED is the better buy](https://specwiseguide.com/best-75-inch-tv/): 75-inch TVs are all Mini LED or LED; OLED comes as 77 inches instead. Our spec-sheet picks, with every model's width, weight and VESA pattern.
- [The best 85-inch TVs, and what it takes to get one on the wall](https://specwiseguide.com/best-85-inch-tv/): Our spec-sheet picks of current 85-inch TVs (Mini LED, plus 83-inch OLEDs), with every model's width, weight and VESA pattern, and the rules for mounting one.
- [Best TV for PS5: the features the PS5 actually uses, and the TVs that have them](https://specwiseguide.com/best-tv-for-ps5/): The PS5 uses 4K 120Hz, VRR, ALLM and HDR10, not Dolby Vision. Which current TVs deliver that, on how many ports, and our spec-based picks.
- [Best TV for a bright room: brightness, anti-glare screens and our picks](https://specwiseguide.com/best-tv-for-bright-room/): In a sunny room, screen reflections matter as much as brightness. Which current TVs have anti-glare screens and bright Mini LED backlights, and our spec-based picks.
- [The best TVs for watching sports: brightness, motion and seats at an angle](https://specwiseguide.com/best-tv-for-sports/): Sports need a bright, anti-reflective screen, smooth motion and a picture that holds up from the side. Our spec-sheet picks, and game-day settings.

## [Compare sizes](/compare-tv-sizes/)

- [55 vs 65 inch TV: how much bigger, and which one fits your room?](https://specwiseguide.com/55-vs-65-inch-tv/): A 65-inch TV has 40% more screen than a 55-inch and is about 9 in wider. Side-by-side dimensions, seating distance, weight and furniture fit, with real models.
- [65 vs 75 inch TV: is the bigger screen worth it for your room?](https://specwiseguide.com/65-vs-75-inch-tv/): A 75-inch TV has 33% more screen than a 65-inch and is about 9 in wider. Dimensions, seating distance, weight and mounting compared, with current models.
- [75 vs 85 inch TV: how much bigger, and will it work in your room?](https://specwiseguide.com/75-vs-85-inch-tv/): An 85-inch TV has 28% more screen than a 75-inch, is 8.7 in wider and 21–28 lb heavier in the same line. Dimensions, distance and mounting compared.

## OLED, QLED and Mini LED

- [OLED vs QLED: which TV technology is better for your room?](https://specwiseguide.com/oled-vs-qled/): OLED wins on contrast, viewing angles and motion; QLED (and Mini LED) on brightness, burn-in risk and big screens for less. How each works, and current models.
- [Mini LED vs OLED: brightness and size against perfect blacks](https://specwiseguide.com/mini-led-vs-oled/): Mini LED TVs get brighter, can't burn in and come in 98–100 inch sizes; OLED has perfect blacks, no blooming and wider viewing angles. Who should buy which.
- [QD-OLED vs WOLED: the two kinds of OLED TV compared](https://specwiseguide.com/qd-oled-vs-oled/): QD-OLED uses blue OLED and quantum dots for brighter, purer color; WOLED uses white OLED and filters. How they differ in color, bright rooms and burn-in.
- [QLED vs Mini LED: what the backlight changes, and when it's worth paying for](https://specwiseguide.com/qled-vs-mini-led/): QLED is about color (quantum dots); Mini LED is about the backlight (thousands of LEDs in dimming zones). Why Mini LED looks better at night, and Neo QLED explained.
- [QLED vs LED vs UHD: three labels that describe different things](https://specwiseguide.com/qled-vs-led/): UHD means 4K resolution, LED means an LCD with an LED backlight, QLED adds a quantum-dot color layer. What each label tells you, and when QLED is worth it.
- [OLED burn-in: how real is it, who should worry, and how to avoid it](https://specwiseguide.com/oled-burn-in/): Burn-in is permanent wear from long hours of the same bright image. What RTINGS' 100-TV longevity test found, who's at risk, and the settings that reduce it.

## [TV features](/tv-features/)

- [TVs with Dolby Vision: which brands and models support it](https://specwiseguide.com/tvs-with-dolby-vision/): Which current TVs support Dolby Vision, checked against each spec sheet: LG, Sony, TCL and Hisense do; Samsung doesn't. What DV adds, HDR10+ and gaming.
- [TVs with HDMI 2.1 and 4K 120Hz: how many ports each one really has](https://specwiseguide.com/hdmi-2-1-tvs/): Which current TVs do 4K at 120Hz or 144–165Hz, and on how many HDMI inputs, from each spec sheet. Why it matters for PS5, Xbox, PC and soundbars.
- [120 Hz vs 144 Hz (and 165 Hz) TVs: what refresh rate actually changes](https://specwiseguide.com/120hz-vs-144hz-tv/): Consoles stop at 120 Hz; 144–165 Hz helps only PCs. Which current TVs run at 120, 144 and 165 Hz, on how many inputs, and what research says about refresh vs lag.
- [TVs with ATSC 3.0 (NEXTGEN TV) tuners: which current models have one](https://specwiseguide.com/atsc-3-tvs/): Which current TVs have a built-in ATSC 3.0 tuner, from each spec sheet: Sony, Hisense U7/U8 and TCL QM8K do; LG and most Samsungs don't.
- [Roku TV vs Fire TV vs Google TV vs webOS vs Tizen: which smart TV platform?](https://specwiseguide.com/smart-tv-platforms/): Which brands use which smart platform, what each does best (casting, AirPlay, voice), how to limit viewing-data tracking, and why a stick can replace any of them.
- [Non-smart TVs: where to find a "dumb TV" in 2026, and the better alternative](https://specwiseguide.com/non-smart-tvs/): True non-smart TVs are rare and mostly small. Where to find one, what commercial displays offer, and how to run a smart TV with no account, apps or internet.

## [Stands, mounts and audio](/tv-setup/)

- [Fixed, tilting or full-motion: which TV wall mount do you need?](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-wall-mount-types/): Fixed mounts sit flattest, tilting suits TVs above eye level, full-motion suits corners. How to match VESA, weight and studs, with every model's data.
- [Mounting a TV above a fireplace: viewing angle, heat and what to do instead](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-above-fireplace/): Above a fireplace, a TV's center usually sits 60–70 in up, which means looking up for hours. The viewing-angle math, heat checks, pull-down mounts and alternatives.
- [TV stand for a 65-inch TV: what width, depth, height and weight rating you need](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-stands/65-inch-tv/): What size TV stand a 65-inch TV needs: width by stand type, depth, the height that puts the screen at eye level and weight, worked out for 18 current models.
- [How to choose a TV antenna: indoor, attic or outdoor, and amplified or not](https://specwiseguide.com/tv-antenna/): Choose an antenna by distance to the towers and band (UHF or VHF), not 'mile range'. How to check the FCC's map, and when an amplifier helps.
- [What size soundbar for your TV: width, height and fit between the feet](https://specwiseguide.com/soundbar-size-for-tv/): A soundbar looks right at about 70–100% of the TV's width, but the real limits are the TV's feet and its height above the furniture. Charts for 55–100 inch TVs.
- [Best soundbar for a Samsung TV: which models work best, and why](https://specwiseguide.com/soundbar-for-samsung-tv/): Samsung soundbars add Q-Symphony and wireless Dolby Atmos with recent Samsung TVs. We compare the 2025–2026 models' channels, width and HDMI from the spec sheets.

## How we work

We don't lab-test TVs, and we say so. We read the manufacturers' spec sheets, re-type the facts into one structure, check them for errors (a TV can't be narrower than its own screen) and leave gaps blank rather than guess. Where a question needs measurements we don't have, such as input lag or real brightness, we link the independent labs that measure them. More in [how we research](/about/how-we-research/).