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Whether it’s for a movie-binging theater setup, or as a centerpiece for the console gaming den, there’s no denying that 65-inches is the new sweet spot for a 4K smart TV. A quality display can immerse you in worlds you’ve never been before – from the comfort of your own home.
Unfortunately, not all TVs are created equal. That’s why we’ve rounded up our top 10 picks for 65-inch 4K TV sets that you can buy in the Philippines, without breaking the bank.
Keep in mind some caveats at this price point: the first being that most of these come with a 60Hz refresh rate. This is a small sacrifice to make in order to keep the size as well as the 4K resolution. Next, some of the options here won’t be current-year releases. Despite these minor niggles, we still believe them to be great deals on brand-spanking-new TVs if you can avail of them right away.
TCL 65V6B
Starting off this list, we have a brand that’s been a mainstay in these types of articles for the longest time. The TCL 65V6B sports a 65-inch 4K display, ensuring that pictures shown onscreen are crystal-clear. It also boasts HDR 10 technology that just brings out those juicy colors- which, alongside Dolby Audio features, makes it perfect for cinematic consumption. This works hand-in-hand with micro-dimming features that work to further enhance contrast levels.
On the software side, TCL’s got you covered with Google TV and Assistant support with easy access to streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney+.
Price – PHP 31,995 on Anson’s
If you want a 120Hz refresh rate, you can also go for the TCL 65P755 which is priced at PHP 33,995 on Anson’s
Hisense 65A6K
Up next is the Hisense 65A6K, another entry-level model making its way to this list. It’s designed with the same thin bezels which would have been considered a premium feature many years ago. Along with it comes the basic feature set you would expect, such as access to all your favorite streaming apps, and support for Google Assistant.
Its headlining feature is GAME MODE PLUS, which is described as a low-latency mode perfect for gamers who need instantaneous response. This is a welcome addition, even if it is a 60Hz panel.
Picture and audio quality are bolstered by HDR10 support and Dolby Vision/Atmos, respectively.
Thanks to its approachable price point, it has become a crowd favorite among the budget-conscious. Some have even branded this as one of the top options within this price point.
Price – PHP 31,199 on Western Digital
SKYWORTH 65SUF7200
The SKYWORTH 65SUF7200 is the next entry on this list, looking to bring a premium design into your living room space at a fraction of the cost.
Its borderless construction aims to seamlessly integrate itself into any space. Installed on the unit is the second iteration of the company’s Chameleon Extreme image processing software, programmed to maximize immersion.
Much like the other TVs on this list so far, it carries Google TV support and the usual array of streaming platform accessibility.
Price – PHP 28,990 on SM Appliance Center
You can also go for the slightly-upgraded 65SUG7600 for PHP 30,990 here.
SHARP C65FJ1X
Following as the next entry on this list is the SHARP C65FJIX. This option carries many, if not all of the Smart TV functionalities seen on the other options above and below, such as Google TV, streaming platform compatibility, and HDR10 support.
Based on its spec sheet, its main draw is its powerful quad-core X5 Revelation processor that can efficiently upscale lower-resolution content to 4K, in real-time; with AI assistance. This behemoth of a chipset also helps ensure that scrolling through the TV’s UI is as smooth as possible, minimizing lags and delays in the user experience.
Price – PHP 34,998 on Abenson Electroworld
SONY 65X75K
For those who are still very particular about branding, the Sony 65X75K remains to be a viable option.
Despite this being an entry-level model in its comprehensive stable of displays, this still comes equipped with the Sony 4K Processor X1. This means that content filmed at even as low as 720p can be upscaled to near-4K resolution via software wizardry.
Also found onboard is Sony “Clear Phase” audio technology, which is engineered to cancel out disruptive frequencies to deliver a more natural sound to the viewers. Considering the company’s storied track record with peripherals within this space, we’ll trust them on this one.
This 65X75K is also specially built to defend itself against dust, humidity, and power surges caused by lightning strikes. This should provide greater assurances of longevity, which can be considered a trade-off for its relatively higher pricetag.
Price – PHP 43,999 on Anson’s (and PHP 44,999 on Abenson)
Samsung DU7000 (UA65DU7000GXXP)
Ah, Samsung. Also known as the reigning champ of all things display technology-related.
The Samsung DU7000 TV is unique within this list in many ways. First of all, it runs on Samsung’s Tizen OS, rather than the widely-available Google software. This should mean that the software is optimized specifically for Samsung hardware, but do consider that this is the entry-level offering (with an apt processor) amongst Samsung’s wide array of TV options.
Like some others on this list, it comes with 4K upscaling features and HDR – but on top of that, the user also receives some Samsung goodies like a contrast enhancer, a game-smoothening tool called the Motion Xcelerator, and low latency. Audio features also include a soundbar optimization tool that aims to maximize whatever kind of arrangement you have within your home theater.
While this may not quite match up with the top-shelf products you’ve seen on Samsung’s flagships in any category, it still packs a reasonable punch for the price.
Price – PHP 37,993 on Abenson
Haier QLED H65S80EUX
Lo and behold, the only TV on this list with a 120Hz refresh rate.
The Haier QLED H65S80EUX is advertised as an entry-level gaming TV thanks to its higher refresh rate, leading to lower latency and lag. This helps greatly with competitive online gaming where every millisecond counts towards victory.
Save for the refresh rate, it comes standard with the usual Google TV and the suite of features that brings along with it.
There’s a cheaper Haier model available (H65K700UG), but that one basically possesses the same features as everything else here.
Price – PHP 35,990 on Abenson
Xiaomi TV A Pro 65 (2025)
A brand that needs no introduction, Xiaomi has cemented itself as one of the most reliable bang-for-your-buck tech brands in the country.
From smartphones, vacuum cleaners, electric shavers, routers, and even e-scooters – you name it.
The Xiaomi TV A Pro 65 (2025) is another television set that runs on the Google TV interface (and the supporting Google Assistant feature set). Like the previous Haier entry, it rocks a QLED display, which is sort of a hybrid between an LCD and OLED panel. Audio is then boosted by Dolby Audio and DTS X onboard, ensuring that the two 10-watt speakers are brought to their fullest potential.
A quad-core chip promises to keep loading times to a minimum, while a metal frame and unibody design make it a nice living room centerpiece.
Price – PHP 33,695 on Shopee
Coocaa 65Y72+
After many contributions to this list from the big names, it’s refreshing to bring in another dark horse contender.
The Cooccaa 65Y72+ may not be a household name like some others in this list, but the comments on its e-commerce listing are overwhelmingly positive. Its array of features includes HDR10, Google TV OS, an image upscaler, and other additions.
Funnily enough, the very first feature highlighted in its product page is an “antibacterial remote control.”
Price – PHP 33,599 on Lazada or PHP 30,590 on Shopee (the reviews are on Lazada)
ACE Smart LED TV
Congrats for making it this far! As a reward, here’s the cheapest option on this list by a significant margin: the ACE Smart LED TV.
We couldn’t find a website outside of their official Facebook page, but they seem to have a cult following among local businesses, public spaces, and other situations where a TV is needed. The accessible price point also makes this very popular for first-time TV owners and the like.
This option is the only one in the list that runs Android TV, the predecessor of Google TV and very much smartphone/tablet-like in its appearance.
ACE proudly advertises that its TVs have access to streaming services such as Netflix, has Chromecast built-in, and comes with Premium Surround Sound.
Price – PHP 25,999 on Shopee
And that rounds up our list of affordable 65-inch 4K Smart TVs that you can buy in the Philippines. Which one has captured your eye? Let us know in the comments below!
