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I've got the D750, D600 & D3300.
The D750 is just a brilliant camera. Can't speak highly enough of it. Hugely better than the D800 which I just never liked - big heavy clunky slow thing that it was.
The D500 looks very impressive. Haven't used one yet. I much prefer shooting full frame so it's not really on my radar, but it looks amazing.
The D7200 is pretty good, but not brilliant. The other two you're considering are legitimate pro bodies; the D7200 is a good consumer model but not in the pro category.
The D3300 is great for how cheap and little it is, but there's a massive chasm between it and the others. Even the D7200 will vastly outperform it by pretty much any measure.
If you're able to afford the pro models, you won't be disappointed by either. Depends on whether you want crop sensor or full frame. I personally like crop sensor for astrophotography, which is the only reason why I own the cheap little D3300; the vignetting renders half a full frame DSLR's FOV useless... but I MUCH prefer full frame for portraits and landscapes.
Is this mainly for astrophotography, or will you use it a lot elsewhere? What lenses do you currently have?
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