Is the Toshiba 65U7750 good for movies?

It handles everyday movies fine, but the lack of local dimming and low brightness means dark scenes look gray and HDR lacks punch. A TCL or Hisense set at the same tier gives better contrast.

Does it have local dimming?

No. The 65U7750 is a direct-lit LED TV without full-array local dimming, so contrast is limited compared with sets that have it.

What smart system does it use?

It runs Toshiba's own smart TV platform, not Google TV or Roku. Major apps like Netflix and YouTube are there, but the catalog is smaller than on mainstream platforms.

Is it good for gaming?

It is a basic 60 Hz panel without HDMI 2.1 or variable refresh rate. Casual console play is fine, but competitive gamers should look at sets with low input lag and 120 Hz support.

What is a multisystem TV?

A multisystem set tunes both PAL and NTSC broadcast standards, so it works in North America, Europe and most other regions without a converter.

It accepts HDR10 signals, but the panel's low brightness means the effect is subtle rather than dramatic.

Toshiba 65U7750 65-Inch UHD 4K Smart Multisystem TV

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Toshiba 65U7750 65-Inch UHD 4K Smart Multisystem TV

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Our take on the Toshiba 65U7750 65-Inch UHD 4K Smart Multisystem TV

The Toshiba 65U7750 is a 65-inch 4K LED smart TV with a 3840 x 2160 panel and 10-bit color processing. It runs Toshiba's own smart platform rather than Google TV or Roku, so app selection is thinner than on rival sets. Picture quality is serviceable for everyday viewing but lacks full-array local dimming and high peak brightness, so HDR looks flat next to midrange sets from TCL and Hisense. It suits buyers who want a large screen for casual TV and streaming, not cinephiles or gamers chasing deep blacks and fast response.

Best forCasual living-room viewingBig-screen streaming on a budgetSecondary rooms and rentalsBuyers who don't need the latest apps

Pros

Large 65-inch 4K panel at an entry-level tier
10-bit processing gives smooth color gradients
Multisystem tuner works across PAL and NTSC regions
Simple smart interface is easy for non-technical users
Straightforward setup and remote

Cons

No full-array local dimming, so blacks look gray
Low peak brightness limits HDR impact
Smart platform has fewer apps than Google TV or Roku
Only basic 60 Hz panel with modest gaming features
Upscaling of standard-definition content is soft

Toshiba 65U7750 65-Inch UHD 4K Smart Multisystem TV prices at every store

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What reviewers say

Owner feedback on the 65U7750 is limited and mixed. Those who bought it for casual viewing call the picture good for the size and the setup easy, while more demanding users note weak blacks, dim HDR and a thin app store.

What people mention

Picture qualityMixedOwners find the 4K image fine for casual viewing but flat in dark scenes.
ContrastCriticisedWithout local dimming, black levels look gray and shadow detail suffers.
HDR brightnessCriticisedPeak brightness is low, so HDR highlights don't stand out.
Smart platformCriticisedThe app selection is smaller than on Google TV or Roku sets.
SetupPraisedBuyers say it is quick to set up and simple to navigate.

Specifications

Screen Size: 65"
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Resolution (HxV): 3840 x 2160
Video Processing: 10 BIT

Questions and answers

Is the Toshiba 65U7750 good for movies?: It handles everyday movies fine, but the lack of local dimming and low brightness means dark scenes look gray and HDR lacks punch. A TCL or Hisense set at the same tier gives better contrast.
Does it have local dimming?: No. The 65U7750 is a direct-lit LED TV without full-array local dimming, so contrast is limited compared with sets that have it.
What smart system does it use?: It runs Toshiba's own smart TV platform, not Google TV or Roku. Major apps like Netflix and YouTube are there, but the catalog is smaller than on mainstream platforms.
Is it good for gaming?: It is a basic 60 Hz panel without HDMI 2.1 or variable refresh rate. Casual console play is fine, but competitive gamers should look at sets with low input lag and 120 Hz support.
What is a multisystem TV?: A multisystem set tunes both PAL and NTSC broadcast standards, so it works in North America, Europe and most other regions without a converter.
Does it support HDR?: It accepts HDR10 signals, but the panel's low brightness means the effect is subtle rather than dramatic.
Where is the Toshiba 65U7750 65-Inch UHD 4K Smart Multisystem TV cheapest?: At 220-Electronics.com, for $1,021.00, as of our latest check.