How Much Does A 65-Inch TV Weigh? 3 Things You Need To Know

People tend to look at the same things when they’re in the market for a new television:

Display, design, and price tag.

But for you, that has changed…

Since you saw those beautiful 65-inch behemoths of a TV…

You’ve been wondering how much it weighs.

Well, I’m now here to tell you what I know.

Keep reading to discover:

The 5 best wall mounts to support your 65-inch TV.
Why budget 65-inch TVs are heavier than those from mainstream brands.
What’s the average weight of a 65-inch TV from the 3 major TV manufacturers.
And so much more…

How much does a 65-inch TV weigh?

A 65-inch TV weighs around 50 lbs (22.6 kg) to 56 lbs (25.4) generally. However, this number goes up in budget TVs to 68 lbs (30 kg). The stand with your package also adds to the TV’s weight by about 2.2 lbs (1 kg).

65-inch TV weight – 3 things you need to know

#1: 50.2 lbs (22.78 kg) is the average weight of 65-inch Samsung TVs

Whenever someone asks me to recommend a good TV…

I’d often be hard-pressed to think of anything other than a Samsung.

And I’d say it’s well-deserved.

After all, they’ve always been at the forefront of innovation.

But do they have the lightest TVs on the market?

Let’s discuss:

Samsung S95B OLED 4K

The S95B borrows from its competitors by utilizing OLED screens. This means that the S95B has great contrasts and a wide color array.

Furthermore, Samsung improved upon other OLED TVs by also implementing the following:

4K Upscaling.
Depth Enhancer.
Quantum HDR and Dolby Vision: For higher brightness peaks and better color accuracy.

Moreover, thanks to Samsung’s UltraSlim Design, the S95B only weighs:

Shipping Weight: 75 lbs (34.02 kg).
Samsung S95B with stand: 57.3 lbs (26 kg).
Samsung S95B without a stand: 47.8 lbs (21.68 kg).

Samsung Q80B QLED 4K

The Q80B features Samsung’s premier screen technology: QLED.

But Samsung didn’t stop there for the Q80B.

Instead, they also implemented features such as:

Dolby Atmos: For 3D sounds.
12x Quantum HDR: For immersive color.
Motion Xcelerator Turbo: For 120 Hz refresh rate.
Quantum Processor with 4K Upscaling: For converting videos to 4K.

As for its weight, I won’t lie…

It’s definitely heavier than the S95B. The good news is, not by much, as you can see here:

Shipping Weight: 80.9 lbs (36.7 kg).
Samsung Q80B with stand: 61.3 lbs (27.8 kg).
Samsung Q80B without a stand: 53.1 lbs (24.1 kg).

Samsung QN900B Neo QLED 8K

QN900B is one of Samsung’s best TVs.

And, at $4999.99, it’s also one of their most expensive.

But this money is put to good use.

With the QN900B, you get the Neo QLED, the newest iteration of QLED. That means truer blacks and better color accuracy for your TV.

The QN900B has all the features of the 2 previously mentioned TVs, as well as:

8K technology.
64x Quantum HDR.
Infinity Screen: No bezels.
Quantum Matrix Pro: For deeper contrasts.

Aside from its price tag, the only downside of this TV is that it isn’t light. At all.

In fact, its weight sits at around:

Shipping Weight: 91.1 lbs (41.32 kg).
Samsung QN900B with stand: 67.2 lbs (30.48 kg).
Samsung QN900B without a stand: 49.8 lbs (22.59 kg).

#2: 56 lbs (25.4 kg) is the average weight of 65-inch Sony TVs

If there’s one thing that Sony TVs are known for, it’s their display.

However, there’s more to a Sony TV than just its picture quality.

Most Sony TVs are packed with software features…

But what about its hardware?

To be more specific, how does the weight of a Sony TV stack up against its competition?

Sony X80CJ

Let’s start with one of Sony’s more affordable options:

The X80CJ.

At $999, the X80CJ won’t break your wallet compared to other TVs in this segment. However, make no mistake, this TV is still full of features like:

HDR and Dolby Vision.
Apple AirPlay compatible.
MotionFlow XR: To smoothen motion sequences.
4K HDR Processor: For a crisp and clear display.
Voice Assistants like Google Assistant, Alexa, and Siri.

Furthermore, big things come in small packages for Sony. As a matter of fact, the X80CJ is the lightest TV in this article so far at:

Shipping Weight: 66.1 lbs (30 kg).
Sony X80CJ without a stand: 47.6 lbs (21.6 kg).

Sony BRAVIA XR X95K

Now, for something a little bit more expensive…

But for the right reasons.

For $2499, the Sony BRAVIA XR X95K is a huge step up from the X80CJ with these features:

XR Motion Clarity: The successor to MotionFlow.
MINI LED Technology: For clearer and brighter images.
BRAVIA CAM, which enables video calls using your TV.

The catch? This TV is also heavier than the X80CJ at:

Shipping Weight: 99.2 lbs (45 kg).
Sony X80CJ with stand: 72.7 lbs (33 kg).
Sony X80CJ without a stand: 70.8 lbs (32.1 kg).

Sony BRAVIA XR A90J

Remember when I said that Sony TVs are known for their display?

It’s because of OLED, which allows your TV to have a:

More crisp display.
Better contrast range.
Wider range of colors.

And you can get this technology, along with the features in X95K, in the Sony BRAVIA A90J.

The A90J also doesn’t weigh that much. In fact, it’s only at:

Shipping Weight: 74.9 lbs (34 kg).
Sony A90J without a stand: 49.6 lbs (22.5 kg).

Here’s the thing:

Words can’t capture the beauty of this TV.

That’s why I urge you to watch this video review to get a sense of how amazing it is:

#3: 52.47 lbs (23.8 kg) is the average weight of 65-inch LG TVs

Along with Samsung and Sony, LG is among the most recognizable names in smart TVs.

And why shouldn’t they be?

After all, they account for 7.3% of all smart TV sales worldwide.

Furthermore, they also have a great display, sturdy design, and fantastic audio.

But do they have light hardware?

Here are some facts about the weight of a 65-inch LG TV:

LG NANO75

Nowadays, it’s tough to find a 65-inch TV for under $1000…

But it’s not impossible.

Introducing the LG NANO75, an affordable option packed with the following features:

Magic Remote Compatible.
HDR10 Pro and Dolby Vision.
NanoCell Display: For vividness.
AI features like the AI Sound and Brightness Control.
α5 Gen 5 AI Processor 4K: For enhancing your display.

And it’s also among the lightest on this list so far at:

Shipping Weight: 64.2 lbs (29.12 kg).
LG NANO75 with stand: 49.8 lbs (22.59 kg).
LG NANO75 without a stand: 50.5 lbs (22.91 kg).

LG QNED80

At $1299, the QNED80 does everything that a NANO75 is capable of…

But with 3 key distinctions.

First, the QNED runs on a better type of NanoCell Display called the Quantum Dot.

The second is that the QNED also has a better processor. This is called the α7 Gen 5 AI Processor 4K.

And the third is its weight, which is around:

Shipping Weight: 74.7 lbs (33.9 kg).
LG QNED80 with stand: 54.9 lbs (24.9 kg).
LG QNED80 without a stand: 54 lbs (24.5 kg).

LG B1 4K OLED

Got a lot of cash to spend?

You might also want to look into the 65-inch LG B1 4K OLED.

This is one of those TVs that far justifies its price.

For $2299.99, you’ll get the following:

Cinema Mode.
Game Optimizer.
Self-Lighting OLED: For truer blacks and infinite contrast.
Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos: For a perfect blend of video and audio.

As for its weight, it’s similar to the QNED80. Here are the weight figures for the LG B1:

Shipping Weight: 73.9 lbs (33.5 kg).
LG B1 with a stand: 55.1 lbs (25 kg).
LG B1 without a stand: 52.9 lbs (24 kg).

You may also be interested in: Where Are LG TVs Made?

BONUS: The average weight of popular 65-inch budget TVs is 68.13 lbs (30.9 kg)

Ah, yes. Budget TVs.

Nowadays, most people can afford any TV thanks to popular budget brands like:

That’s why it’s only appropriate that we also take a quick look at their 65-inch TVs.

For their weight, you can consult this table:

Manufacturer	TCL	Vizio	Hisense
TV model	8-Series 65Q825	P-Series Q9	A91 OLED TV
Size in inches	65	65	65
TV only	69.9 lbs (31.7 kg)	74.3 lbs (33.7 kg)	60.18 lbs (27.3 kg)
TV with stand	78.3 lbs (35.52 kg)	54.67 lbs (24.8 kg)	No data
Shipping weight	104.7 lbs (47.49 kg)	53.31 lbs (24.2 kg)	88.18 lbs (40 kg)

Now, you might be wondering:

“Why are these TVs a lot heavier than those from Samsung, Sony, and LG?”

You see, these TVs are called “budget TVs” because they cut a lot of corners to make them cheaper.

And they couldn’t get rid of the excess weight due to this constraint.

Why does the weight of a TV matter?

The weight of a TV matters because of where you’ll place it. The best example of this is a wall mount. Some of them can’t support a certain weight.

Therefore, you should also consider how heavy a TV is before buying it.

Now, if you want a sturdy wall mount for your smart TV, I recommend the following:

Sanus VLT5.
Vogels WALL 545.
Invision HDTV-DXL.
AVF Superior ACL224.
One For All Ultra Slim WM6611.