LG - 55" Class 91A Series QNED evo AI Mini LED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025)

This LG TV has an excellent picture. Set up for this TV takes a little longer than Iwould like, but it is worth it. I have installed it in my pole barn and it is just great. The remote is easy to use and doesn’t have too many buttons to understand. If I need another TV, I will probably buy this one.

This TV was purchased in June 2026. After only three months of normal use, the frame/bezel began to separate, and the adhesive appears to be failing. The TV has remained securely mounted since purchase and has not been in a position where it could be exposed to any impact or damage. Although the unit is still under warranty, LG has incorrectly claimed the damage was caused by us. This is our third LG TV and their response to a warranty claim is unsatisfactory. Former LG customer now.

Amazing looking tv. Picture is super sharp and the colors are amazing. Would definitely recommend this tv. It's super easy to setup and use

I’ve been an OLED guy since 2021, but after three Oled TVs failed on me, I decided I was done dealing with lowe brightness, and image retention. I picked up thei 55 inch LG QNED91A and honestly? It gives me about 95% of what my LG C4 did. What blew me away most is the backlight control. The local dimming on this set is ridiculously precise. The black levels look basically OLED level in daily use. The contrast is also unreal for the set. I haven't noticed any distracting blooming around subtitles or bright objects on dark backgrounds. You have to go very far off angle to notice any sort of bloom and I think a lot of people make blooming out to be much worse than it actually is. The TV specs are insane for the price as well even when it was over $1000 it was so less than a OLED TV of comparable specs. This TV is a native 4K panel 144 hz panel. With four HDMI 2.1 parts with a 30 bill quality, metal basil and metal feet with a 40 W speaker channel system. Keep in mind the 55 inch C5 and C6 also have the same system for sound so they sound identical. Combine those deep blacks with massive peak HDR brightness, and the visual punch in a bright room is unreal way beyond what my old OLED could push. A few reasons going high-end Mini-LED makes so much sense: Zero Burn-In Stress: You can leave bright static HUDs, news tickers, or games on for hours without constantly monitoring for permanent retention.(not that burn in on Oled is common anymore) No Aggressive Auto-Dimming: It maintains full-screen brightness during long bright scenes instead of forcibly dimming down like OLEDs do. Near-OLED Contrast: Precision local dimming gives you ultra-deep blacks without sacrificing high-end HDR pop. Now why buy a high end LG or Samsung Mini led over the high end Chinese brands like TCL and Hisense? It is true that TCL and Hisense how many LEDs have a higher brightness than what LG and Samsung offer and high end Mini LED market, The Chinese TV quality control is still a lottery. If you hit the jackpot with a good panel from them, they're fine, but LG and Samsung still hold a massive lead in build quality, long-term dependability, and image processing (motion handling, upscaling, and color gradient smoothing). Plus as of right now since this is a 2025 set that I believe has been carried over into 2026. You can get this for as low as $700 and a 55 inch size which is about $500 less than a 48 inch C6 OLED. Weiman more when you can get the same amount of quality for less? I don’t think I’d ever be able to go back to an old display after having this TV what is capable of. I highly recommend this TV and people should stop sleeping on LG’s QND lineup 2025 really changed how manufactures were looking at many LED TVs. TCL at Hisense in 2025 and so did LG and Samsung. Thai year we had the advent of RGB mini TVs. While they are relatively expensive because 65 is the smallest size LG per a RGB Mini LED QNED, they are making their tvs even better. Due to the RGB models being brand, new technology and generation one I skipped those and went with last year’s models because the price but also they are more perfected. At this price range this 2025 high-end Mini LED from LG is worth buying and people really need to start considering these as an option when you’re getting 95% of what OLED offers you for less money you should probably spend less money.

The TV has a very good picture and was simple to set up. It is the primary TV that we watch, so it gets a lot of use. We had many accessories that needed to be hooked up to it, but it accommodated all of them. We use it for broadcast TV and some streaming. We really like the channel guide and the ease with which you can switch between channels. the picture is clear and bright and the colors are excellent. we don't like that it starts at a home page. it can be difficult at times to get it to go to broadcast TV. it would be better if it would start up on what ever was last on when it was watched. The streaming is fair, but seems to have to do a lot of buffering.