Samsung 4k https://www.samsung.com/us/business/displays/4k-uhd/qb-serie...
It's more expensive then the subsidized ones, but right in the description:
QB65B--N * Direct-Lit 4K Crystal UHD LED Display for Business Without Embedded Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
As others have suggested as well, possibly a monitor, but I'm not aware of many 65" 4k monitors (But they may exist)
I did connect it to the wifi once to update the firmware. Note that it also took a lot of fiddling with I first got it to get a decent picture setup - although part of that was finding out that I needed a fancy HDMI cable to get 4k@120hz, and another part was figuring out that HDR isn't really viable for daily PC usage (turning on HDR makes the picture darker, because although the dynamic range has gone up, the max brightness of OLED is not that high so it has to make things dimmer for the dynamic range to be available. Plus Windows HDR management sucks). Oh and the gloss finish means it's not suitable for bright environments. But otherwise it's a beautiful screen and would be an awesome TV too with wifi turned off and connected to a TV dongle of some kind.
1. They appear to be more expensive than consumer TV’s
2. They might be more difficult to find through usual channels because they are targeted at businesses (but it probably depends on where you are located)
- it cost $5000 in 2017 and was not easy to order
- it's 1080p, not 4K
- no HDR, although it has great contrast
- no HDMI-CEC, so instead of sleep/wake on input, it shuts down and boots up, taking ~20 seconds
I still love it though ツ