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Smart Television 75" 4K UHD QNED 75QNED866RE HDR (2023)

Key features:

  • Refresh Rate: 100Hz
  • Panel Type: QNED
  • HDR Type: Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG
  • Total HDMI Ports: 4
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Description

Description

QNED illuminated, upgraded

Experience unreal colors thanks to QNED Color Pro, which combines the power of Quantum Dot and NanoCell technologies.

Mini LED, image at its best

Thousands of tiny backlights fill the screen, providing sharp, bright images with incredible detail.

Precision Dimming and Ultra High Contrast

The LG QNED uses powerful deep-learning algorithms to improve contrast ratio and enhance brightness for clear, natural images, while minimizing the halo effect.

α7 AI Processor 4K Gen6

Our most advanced processor to date, the α7 AI 4K Gen6, offers a truly powerful experience tailored to your preferences.

Extremely Large Screen

Upgrade your viewing experience to the next level with vibrant colors on the awe-inspiring large screen of QNED.

WOW User Interface

When connected to an LG TV, the Sound Bar automatically switches to Sound Bar sound mode. Additionally, enjoy 3 extra features for the best possible sound experience.

ThinQ AI & webOS

Introduce various conveniences to your TV with personalized notifications, tailored recommendations, and more. Smart features like the All New Home offer you a faster, more intuitive viewing experience.

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Specifications

Specifications

Image

Diagonal
75 "
Resolution
4K Ultra HD
Refresh Rate
100 Hz
Type of Panel
QNED
HDR Types
HDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG
Local Dimming
No

Audio

Channels
2.2
Power
40 W

Features & Functions

Receiver
DVB-S2, DVB-T2
Media Player
Yes
PVR Recording
No
Hotel Mode
No
Voice Commands
No
HbbTV
Yes
VRR
Yes

Audio Standards

Audio Templates
Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital

Additional Specifications

Supported Applications
Netflix, Youtube, DisneyPlus, Cosmote TV, Eon, Ant1+, Ertflix, Spotify
Software
WebOS
Smart Ecosystem
Alexa

Wired Connections

Ethernet
Yes
Headphones
No
Digital Audio Optical
Yes
USB
2
HDMI
4
Number of HDMI 2.1
2

Wireless Connections

Wi-Fi
Yes
Bluetooth
Yes
Miracast
Yes
Chromecast Built-In
No
Screen Mirroring
No
AirPlay
No

Product Details

Release Date
2023
Weight
50.1 kg
VESA Mount
400 x 400 mm

Energy Label

Energy Class
E

Dimensions (without Stand)

Width
1673 mm
Height
963 mm
Thickness
44.9 mm

Dimensions (with Stand)

Width
1673 mm
Height
1040 mm
Thickness
370 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (4)

Reviews

  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 1
  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Picture
  • Menu
  • Viewing angle
  • Construction quality
  • Sound
  • Value for money
  • trust-me
    5
    29 out of 29 members found this review helpful

    Note: "In the newer series, the mini LED model from LG is the 91T6A and not the 86T6A, 85T6, 80T6... You can also find a model from the 916 series on the market, which is from a year before, but it offers comparable quality as it is also mini LED."

    Regarding the QNED 866RE, it is a full array mini LED television with local dimming and an IPS panel. Very few televisions currently on the market have an IPS panel... The IPS panel provides excellent viewing angles, which most televisions unfortunately struggle with in this area.
    Also, due to the mini LEDs, the television delivers much better blacks than edge-lit and direct LED televisions in this price category. It is certainly not as deep black as what OLEDs or more expensive televisions like the Samsung QN90, QN95, Sony Bravia 9, X95L, etc., provide, but for its price category, the black performance is good.
    The television performs more or less as well as the Samsung Q80D, with the only difference being that the Samsung Q80D provides slightly better blacks due to the VA panel... however... however... the Samsung Q80D lags significantly in viewing angles because it does not have an IPS screen, and in some spaces, the television may create issues.

    The LG QNED866, since it is not OLED, does not run the risk of burn-in, meaning that the panel will not be damaged from prolonged viewing of static images, video game menus, subtitles, etc.
    Also, the full array mini LED technology that the QNED866 has is considered one of the most reliable technologies currently on the market... Additionally, in terms of reliability, the QNED866 has a metal back that helps with better cooling of the television.
    The television provides satisfactory performance in HDR with 500 nits brightness. Conventional televisions are at 230-250 nits.
    However, televisions like the Samsung QN90D reach 670-800 nits in HDR details... but the price goes very high.

    The picture on the QNED 866 is excellent for its price, with rich and vibrant colors thanks to the very powerful processor (for its price category) and the new technology IPS panel (in 65 and 75 inches), which also provides very good viewing angles.
    It will hardly envy the picture of OLEDs.
    You may see some black bleed and blooming in the subtitles, but it is much less than what you would have if the television were edge-lit or direct-lit... like the Samsung Q70, Q60D which are edge-lit.

    The only downsides are that the factory settings are not perfect, so there is a slight clipping in bright colors, something that can be adjusted. Ideally, some large chains offer calibration services for the device, which, unfortunately, for this specific model, is necessary.
    At https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/qned85, it details the specs of the television (in the American market, it is referred to as QNED 85 2023)....
    One last thing, the LG menu is a bit mysterious until you get used to it, however, the A7 processor in this specific television is quite good and does not lag.

    Also, be careful with the QNED 826 models, as well as the new QNED 80T, QNED 85T, QNED 86T models, which are not full array with mini LED like the 866, so even though they have relatively similar picture quality, they significantly lag in black performance, which may be bothersome while watching movies.

    Overall, for the price that the 866 asks, it is a reliable television, with quality image, very good viewing angle, good performance in HDR, "good black"... and it is a real value for money choice for those who want to avoid OLEDs and intend to use the television for long hours.

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  • DarK_HumOuR
    5
    12 out of 13 members found this review helpful

    If you want large inches (I'm talking about the 75" one) and you don't want to spend a lot of money for OLED, with image quality similar to OLED, this one is for you.
    I replaced an old TV at my parents' house and I was amazed by its image quality.
    Its black levels easily compare to the 65" OLED from 2021 that I have at home.
    The difference is really small.
    Its brightness is also exceptional. The sound is good.
    All the rest (menu, operating system, etc.) are usual. Don't pay attention. You enjoy the image every day.
    It is value for money.
    And a piece of advice. Always get your basic TV with a 5-year warranty.
    If you use it for many hours a day (12 and above), whatever it has to offer, it will offer it to you in the 5 years.
    You can rest assured.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Zaxos85
    3
    3 out of 13 members found this review helpful

    Starting with the positives, the TV has a very good picture, exceptional sound, and good build quality. It's true that I had never seen a 40-kilogram TV before! It is very bright and has excellent viewing angles but with some backlight bleeding, which only becomes annoying inside the TV menu and around white subtitles on a black background. In movies, it looks overall very good and generally is not a serious issue. Where the TV is just disappointing is this unacceptable LG software, which unfortunately I am facing for the first time, without even knowing it could be so bad. Apps that do not exist for LG software, unacceptable miracast (I tried 4 different apps on my latest technology mobile phone that work perfectly on a 2018 Samsung), to the point where I can't watch a match because it plays choppy (airplay works perfectly) and of course a bad browser, without the ability to download and use another one. Unfortunately, I did not spend (much) more to get a Samsung or Sony with their excellent software. In an era where you can easily find excellent picture quality at low prices, it is unacceptable to have spent so much money, to have your hands tied without being able to take advantage of anything, and to think about buying an android box just to see the light of day. First and last time LG.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Picture
    • Sound
    • Menu
    • Viewing angle
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
    • Picture
    • Menu
    • Viewing angle
    • Construction quality
    • Sound
    • Value for money
  • Note: "In the newer series, the mini LED model from LG is the 91T6A and not the 86T6A, 85T6, 80T6... You can also find a model from the 916 series on the market, which is from a year before, but it offers comparable quality as it is also mini LED."

    Regarding the QNED 866RE, it is a full array mini LED television with local dimming and an IPS panel. Very few televisions currently on the market have an IPS panel... The IPS panel provides excellent viewing angles, which most televisions unfortunately struggle with in this area.
    Also, due to the mini LEDs, the television delivers much better blacks than edge-lit and direct LED televisions in this price category. It is certainly not as deep black as what OLEDs or more expensive televisions like the Samsung QN90, QN95, Sony Bravia 9, X95L, etc., provide, but for its price category, the black performance is good.
    The television performs more or less as well as the Samsung Q80D, with the only difference being that the Samsung Q80D provides slightly better blacks due to the VA panel... however... however... the Samsung Q80D lags significantly in viewing angles because it does not have an IPS screen, and in some spaces, the television may create issues.

    The LG QNED866, since it is not OLED, does not run the risk of burn-in, meaning that the panel will not be damaged from prolonged viewing of static images, video game menus, subtitles, etc.
    Also, the full array mini LED technology that the QNED866 has is considered one of the most reliable technologies currently on the market... Additionally, in terms of reliability, the QNED866 has a metal back that helps with better cooling of the television.
    The television provides satisfactory performance in HDR with 500 nits brightness. Conventional televisions are at 230-250 nits.
    However, televisions like the Samsung QN90D reach 670-800 nits in HDR details... but the price goes very high.

    The picture on the QNED 866 is excellent for its price, with rich and vibrant colors thanks to the very powerful processor (for its price category) and the new technology IPS panel (in 65 and 75 inches), which also provides very good viewing angles.
    It will hardly envy the picture of OLEDs.
    You may see some black bleed and blooming in the subtitles, but it is much less than what you would have if the television were edge-lit or direct-lit... like the Samsung Q70, Q60D which are edge-lit.

    The only downsides are that the factory settings are not perfect, so there is a slight clipping in bright colors, something that can be adjusted. Ideally, some large chains offer calibration services for the device, which, unfortunately, for this specific model, is necessary.
    At https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/qned85, it details the specs of the television (in the American market, it is referred to as QNED 85 2023)....
    One last thing, the LG menu is a bit mysterious until you get used to it, however, the A7 processor in this specific television is quite good and does not lag.

    Also, be careful with the QNED 826 models, as well as the new QNED 80T, QNED 85T, QNED 86T models, which are not full array with mini LED like the 866, so even though they have relatively similar picture quality, they significantly lag in black performance, which may be bothersome while watching movies.

    Overall, for the price that the 866 asks, it is a reliable television, with quality image, very good viewing angle, good performance in HDR, "good black"... and it is a real value for money choice for those who want to avoid OLEDs and intend to use the television for long hours.

    Translated from Greek ·
    29
  • If you want large inches (I'm talking about the 75" one) and you don't want to spend a lot of money for OLED, with image quality similar to OLED, this one is for you.
    I replaced an old TV at my parents' house and I was amazed by its image quality.
    Its black levels easily compare to the 65" OLED from 2021 that I have at home.
    The difference is really small.
    Its brightness is also exceptional. The sound is good.
    All the rest (menu, operating system, etc.) are usual. Don't pay attention. You enjoy the image every day.
    It is value for money.
    And a piece of advice. Always get your basic TV with a 5-year warranty.
    If you use it for many hours a day (12 and above), whatever it has to offer, it will offer it to you in the 5 years.
    You can rest assured.

    Translated from Greek ·
    12
  • Starting with the positives, the TV has a very good picture, exceptional sound, and good build quality. It's true that I had never seen a 40-kilogram TV before! It is very bright and has excellent viewing angles but with some backlight bleeding, which only becomes annoying inside the TV menu and around white subtitles on a black background. In movies, it looks overall very good and generally is not a serious issue. Where the TV is just disappointing is this unacceptable LG software, which unfortunately I am facing for the first time, without even knowing it could be so bad. Apps that do not exist for LG software, unacceptable miracast (I tried 4 different apps on my latest technology mobile phone that work perfectly on a 2018 Samsung), to the point where I can't watch a match because it plays choppy (airplay works perfectly) and of course a bad browser, without the ability to download and use another one. Unfortunately, I did not spend (much) more to get a Samsung or Sony with their excellent software. In an era where you can easily find excellent picture quality at low prices, it is unacceptable to have spent so much money, to have your hands tied without being able to take advantage of anything, and to think about buying an android box just to see the light of day. First and last time LG.

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Καλησπέρα σας. Επειδή την συγκεκριμένη ΤV δεν την βρίσκω πλέον, η LG Smart 75" 4K QNED 75QNED916QA είναι στο ίδιο επίπεδο και ποια η διαφορά της απο την LG Smart Τηλεόραση 75" 4K UHD QNED 75QNED916QE HDR (2023); Κάποια άλλη mini led στα 75' έχετε να προτείνεται;

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Description & Specifications

Image

Diagonal
75 "
Resolution
4K Ultra HD
Refresh Rate
100 Hz
Type of Panel
QNED
HDR Types
HDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG
Local Dimming
No

Audio

Channels
2.2
Power
40 W

Features & Functions

Receiver
DVB-S2, DVB-T2
Media Player
Yes
PVR Recording
No
Hotel Mode
No
Voice Commands
No
HbbTV
Yes
VRR
Yes

Audio Standards

Audio Templates
Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital

Additional Specifications

Supported Applications
Netflix, Youtube, DisneyPlus, Cosmote TV, Eon, Ant1+, Ertflix, Spotify
Software
WebOS
Smart Ecosystem
Alexa

Wired Connections

Ethernet
Yes
Headphones
No
Digital Audio Optical
Yes
USB
2
HDMI
4
Number of HDMI 2.1
2

Wireless Connections

Wi-Fi
Yes
Bluetooth
Yes
Miracast
Yes
Chromecast Built-In
No
Screen Mirroring
No
AirPlay
No

Product Details

Release Date
2023
Weight
50.1 kg
VESA Mount
400 x 400 mm

Energy Label

Energy Class
E

Dimensions (without Stand)

Width
1673 mm
Height
963 mm
Thickness
44.9 mm

Dimensions (with Stand)

Width
1673 mm
Height
1040 mm
Thickness
370 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Description

QNED illuminated, upgraded

Experience unreal colors thanks to QNED Color Pro, which combines the power of Quantum Dot and NanoCell technologies.

Mini LED, image at its best

Thousands of tiny backlights fill the screen, providing sharp, bright images with incredible detail.

Precision Dimming and Ultra High Contrast

The LG QNED uses powerful deep-learning algorithms to improve contrast ratio and enhance brightness for clear, natural images, while minimizing the halo effect.

α7 AI Processor 4K Gen6

Our most advanced processor to date, the α7 AI 4K Gen6, offers a truly powerful experience tailored to your preferences.

Extremely Large Screen

Upgrade your viewing experience to the next level with vibrant colors on the awe-inspiring large screen of QNED.

WOW User Interface

When connected to an LG TV, the Sound Bar automatically switches to Sound Bar sound mode. Additionally, enjoy 3 extra features for the best possible sound experience.

ThinQ AI & webOS

Introduce various conveniences to your TV with personalized notifications, tailored recommendations, and more. Smart features like the All New Home offer you a faster, more intuitive viewing experience.

Manufacturer

Reviews (4)

  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 1
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Picture
  • Menu
  • Viewing angle
  • Construction quality
  • Sound
  • Value for money
  • trust-me
    5
    29 out of 29 members found this review helpful

    Note: "In the newer series, the mini LED model from LG is the 91T6A and not the 86T6A, 85T6, 80T6... You can also find a model from the 916 series on the market, which is from a year before, but it offers comparable quality as it is also mini LED."

    Regarding the QNED 866RE, it is a full array mini LED television with local dimming and an IPS panel. Very few televisions currently on the market have an IPS panel... The IPS panel provides excellent viewing angles, which most televisions unfortunately struggle with in this area.
    Also, due to the mini LEDs, the television delivers much better blacks than edge-lit and direct LED televisions in this price category. It is certainly not as deep black as what OLEDs or more expensive televisions like the Samsung QN90, QN95, Sony Bravia 9, X95L, etc., provide, but for its price category, the black performance is good.
    The television performs more or less as well as the Samsung Q80D, with the only difference being that the Samsung Q80D provides slightly better blacks due to the VA panel... however... however... the Samsung Q80D lags significantly in viewing angles because it does not have an IPS screen, and in some spaces, the television may create issues.

    The LG QNED866, since it is not OLED, does not run the risk of burn-in, meaning that the panel will not be damaged from prolonged viewing of static images, video game menus, subtitles, etc.
    Also, the full array mini LED technology that the QNED866 has is considered one of the most reliable technologies currently on the market... Additionally, in terms of reliability, the QNED866 has a metal back that helps with better cooling of the television.
    The television provides satisfactory performance in HDR with 500 nits brightness. Conventional televisions are at 230-250 nits.
    However, televisions like the Samsung QN90D reach 670-800 nits in HDR details... but the price goes very high.

    The picture on the QNED 866 is excellent for its price, with rich and vibrant colors thanks to the very powerful processor (for its price category) and the new technology IPS panel (in 65 and 75 inches), which also provides very good viewing angles.
    It will hardly envy the picture of OLEDs.
    You may see some black bleed and blooming in the subtitles, but it is much less than what you would have if the television were edge-lit or direct-lit... like the Samsung Q70, Q60D which are edge-lit.

    The only downsides are that the factory settings are not perfect, so there is a slight clipping in bright colors, something that can be adjusted. Ideally, some large chains offer calibration services for the device, which, unfortunately, for this specific model, is necessary.
    At https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/qned85, it details the specs of the television (in the American market, it is referred to as QNED 85 2023)....
    One last thing, the LG menu is a bit mysterious until you get used to it, however, the A7 processor in this specific television is quite good and does not lag.

    Also, be careful with the QNED 826 models, as well as the new QNED 80T, QNED 85T, QNED 86T models, which are not full array with mini LED like the 866, so even though they have relatively similar picture quality, they significantly lag in black performance, which may be bothersome while watching movies.

    Overall, for the price that the 866 asks, it is a reliable television, with quality image, very good viewing angle, good performance in HDR, "good black"... and it is a real value for money choice for those who want to avoid OLEDs and intend to use the television for long hours.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • DarK_HumOuR
    5
    12 out of 13 members found this review helpful

    If you want large inches (I'm talking about the 75" one) and you don't want to spend a lot of money for OLED, with image quality similar to OLED, this one is for you.
    I replaced an old TV at my parents' house and I was amazed by its image quality.
    Its black levels easily compare to the 65" OLED from 2021 that I have at home.
    The difference is really small.
    Its brightness is also exceptional. The sound is good.
    All the rest (menu, operating system, etc.) are usual. Don't pay attention. You enjoy the image every day.
    It is value for money.
    And a piece of advice. Always get your basic TV with a 5-year warranty.
    If you use it for many hours a day (12 and above), whatever it has to offer, it will offer it to you in the 5 years.
    You can rest assured.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Zaxos85
    3
    3 out of 13 members found this review helpful

    Starting with the positives, the TV has a very good picture, exceptional sound, and good build quality. It's true that I had never seen a 40-kilogram TV before! It is very bright and has excellent viewing angles but with some backlight bleeding, which only becomes annoying inside the TV menu and around white subtitles on a black background. In movies, it looks overall very good and generally is not a serious issue. Where the TV is just disappointing is this unacceptable LG software, which unfortunately I am facing for the first time, without even knowing it could be so bad. Apps that do not exist for LG software, unacceptable miracast (I tried 4 different apps on my latest technology mobile phone that work perfectly on a 2018 Samsung), to the point where I can't watch a match because it plays choppy (airplay works perfectly) and of course a bad browser, without the ability to download and use another one. Unfortunately, I did not spend (much) more to get a Samsung or Sony with their excellent software. In an era where you can easily find excellent picture quality at low prices, it is unacceptable to have spent so much money, to have your hands tied without being able to take advantage of anything, and to think about buying an android box just to see the light of day. First and last time LG.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Picture
    • Sound
    • Menu
    • Viewing angle
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
    • Picture
    • Menu
    • Viewing angle
    • Construction quality
    • Sound
    • Value for money
  • Note: "In the newer series, the mini LED model from LG is the 91T6A and not the 86T6A, 85T6, 80T6... You can also find a model from the 916 series on the market, which is from a year before, but it offers comparable quality as it is also mini LED."

    Regarding the QNED 866RE, it is a full array mini LED television with local dimming and an IPS panel. Very few televisions currently on the market have an IPS panel... The IPS panel provides excellent viewing angles, which most televisions unfortunately struggle with in this area.
    Also, due to the mini LEDs, the television delivers much better blacks than edge-lit and direct LED televisions in this price category. It is certainly not as deep black as what OLEDs or more expensive televisions like the Samsung QN90, QN95, Sony Bravia 9, X95L, etc., provide, but for its price category, the black performance is good.
    The television performs more or less as well as the Samsung Q80D, with the only difference being that the Samsung Q80D provides slightly better blacks due to the VA panel... however... however... the Samsung Q80D lags significantly in viewing angles because it does not have an IPS screen, and in some spaces, the television may create issues.

    The LG QNED866, since it is not OLED, does not run the risk of burn-in, meaning that the panel will not be damaged from prolonged viewing of static images, video game menus, subtitles, etc.
    Also, the full array mini LED technology that the QNED866 has is considered one of the most reliable technologies currently on the market... Additionally, in terms of reliability, the QNED866 has a metal back that helps with better cooling of the television.
    The television provides satisfactory performance in HDR with 500 nits brightness. Conventional televisions are at 230-250 nits.
    However, televisions like the Samsung QN90D reach 670-800 nits in HDR details... but the price goes very high.

    The picture on the QNED 866 is excellent for its price, with rich and vibrant colors thanks to the very powerful processor (for its price category) and the new technology IPS panel (in 65 and 75 inches), which also provides very good viewing angles.
    It will hardly envy the picture of OLEDs.
    You may see some black bleed and blooming in the subtitles, but it is much less than what you would have if the television were edge-lit or direct-lit... like the Samsung Q70, Q60D which are edge-lit.

    The only downsides are that the factory settings are not perfect, so there is a slight clipping in bright colors, something that can be adjusted. Ideally, some large chains offer calibration services for the device, which, unfortunately, for this specific model, is necessary.
    At https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/qned85, it details the specs of the television (in the American market, it is referred to as QNED 85 2023)....
    One last thing, the LG menu is a bit mysterious until you get used to it, however, the A7 processor in this specific television is quite good and does not lag.

    Also, be careful with the QNED 826 models, as well as the new QNED 80T, QNED 85T, QNED 86T models, which are not full array with mini LED like the 866, so even though they have relatively similar picture quality, they significantly lag in black performance, which may be bothersome while watching movies.

    Overall, for the price that the 866 asks, it is a reliable television, with quality image, very good viewing angle, good performance in HDR, "good black"... and it is a real value for money choice for those who want to avoid OLEDs and intend to use the television for long hours.

    Translated from Greek ·
    29
  • If you want large inches (I'm talking about the 75" one) and you don't want to spend a lot of money for OLED, with image quality similar to OLED, this one is for you.
    I replaced an old TV at my parents' house and I was amazed by its image quality.
    Its black levels easily compare to the 65" OLED from 2021 that I have at home.
    The difference is really small.
    Its brightness is also exceptional. The sound is good.
    All the rest (menu, operating system, etc.) are usual. Don't pay attention. You enjoy the image every day.
    It is value for money.
    And a piece of advice. Always get your basic TV with a 5-year warranty.
    If you use it for many hours a day (12 and above), whatever it has to offer, it will offer it to you in the 5 years.
    You can rest assured.

    Translated from Greek ·
    12
  • Starting with the positives, the TV has a very good picture, exceptional sound, and good build quality. It's true that I had never seen a 40-kilogram TV before! It is very bright and has excellent viewing angles but with some backlight bleeding, which only becomes annoying inside the TV menu and around white subtitles on a black background. In movies, it looks overall very good and generally is not a serious issue. Where the TV is just disappointing is this unacceptable LG software, which unfortunately I am facing for the first time, without even knowing it could be so bad. Apps that do not exist for LG software, unacceptable miracast (I tried 4 different apps on my latest technology mobile phone that work perfectly on a 2018 Samsung), to the point where I can't watch a match because it plays choppy (airplay works perfectly) and of course a bad browser, without the ability to download and use another one. Unfortunately, I did not spend (much) more to get a Samsung or Sony with their excellent software. In an era where you can easily find excellent picture quality at low prices, it is unacceptable to have spent so much money, to have your hands tied without being able to take advantage of anything, and to think about buying an android box just to see the light of day. First and last time LG.

    Translated from Greek ·
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