I would offer that the first thing to consider/ask is if the size you are going to actually is the right size?
How much television viewing is done in the home? Is the TV on all day, and is it viewed from various distances? Is it only on for 'prime time' or even less? What is the typical viewing distance? How much actual space is available for a TV?
The first instinct of most people is COMPLETELY WRONG!
The #1 complaint people have about buying a new TV? "I wish I had gotten a bigger size."
You don't buy a bigger TV because you want a bigger TV. You buy it because the size you had was actually too small, and replacing it with something else that is too small is just a waste of money.
At 10' couch to television I have not had a single person who thinks that 60" to 70" is too large. Not one.
I actually told someone, flat out, that they would not put their 70" in the basement, but in the family room, and by the time I was done with the installation, they would thank me for pushing them that way.
I was wrong... Within just a couple of hours they thanked me for pushing them that way.
People get very used to TVs that are larger than they expected, extremely quickly. Not in days, but typically in hours.
Vizio tends to make very solid performing models at a reasonable price.
The mid-level Samsung models I think are great looking and have decent reliability.
LG displays I typically avoid due to reliability, but their new OLED models looks just astoundingly good.
The above linked TV is a good choice. Likely a better size than what is being asked for.
Do NOT waste money on a curved television.
