LG - 75" Class 90 Series QNED Mini-LED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV

this Qned tv is super bright but blooming is still very noticeable I purchased the 75”and 86” I ended up with 77” oled c1 and oh my god this tv is amazing

Beautiful true like colors. I am coming from a 65” Nano and this is the best picture I have ever seen. I too bought it sight unseen because of the 100 mile drive to pick it up and the availability. I believed these reviews and they didn’t steer me wrong. The blacks are black and the picture is crisp.

This Tv has an excellent picture and sound. The set up was easy and the remote works great.

Great tv as is the picture quality along with the LG sound Bar

Picture is nice for LCD but I had blooming issues at the bottom of the screen with brights turned up. It’s a first for QNED tech and i can see this being a better option down the road but no TV should have bright flares at bottom of the screen. Not a good look

This TV is horrible. Horrible blooming and halo. Cannot get any deep blacjs even with brightness turned to zero in the settings. Brand new out of the box burned in spot. I got this as a more reasonable price point than the Samsung Qn90A and totally regret it. Since the LG C1 Oled is only a couple hundred more than the Samsung I will be upgrading to that instead. Seriously do not waste your money on the QNED90. The pucture below was from the intro to the Witcher. Should have been a black screen with just the Netflix logo. Such an absolutely horrible TV.

I can honestly say this is a good tv in many ways but it's not exceptional overall. The picture quality and color accuracy is fantastic with bright scenes and a decent hd source. It does upscale fairly well with the exception of a few sources. The remote is just ok as I personally hate the curser on the screen. Its more work to use then helpful. Lg's webOS is fine but slow compared to google tv. Not a deal breaker but kinda annoying. Viewing angles are fantastic because of the IPS type panel but at the expense of truly dark blacks. The panel itself is decent with some blooming but without local dimming turned on to medium or high it is kinda bad. Also dark sense aren't the best because this TV does have black uniformity issues. You can get some strange artifacts across blacks with the screen in a dark environment. Some call it checkerboarding. VA panels handle this much better but at the expense of viewing angles. Bottom line is that not TV is perfect. Oled have burnin potential, high cost and are not very bright, VA panels have excellent contrast but terrible viewing angles, Mini leds with IPS panels have great viewing angles and picture quality but give up deep contrast and black uniformity. In the end it's really picking a TV that meets most of your expectation for 80% of the content you watch. You have to decide what is most important to you in the environment the TV is going to live in.

I knew I wasn't buying an OLED, because the trade off in contrast is not worth having to worry about burn in or the extra $700 on best case scenario Black Friday prices. Plus, I'm pleasantly surprised with the black levels on this MiniLED. Go to YT and search a video called "2020 LG OLED | The Black 4K HDR 60fps" to really appreciate it. I'll post my preferred settings below. I strongly recommend you 'reset' each preset before, and 'apply to all inputs' after adjusting to the settings below, in case you previously changed something. If the setting is not mentioned, just keep it on the default. For STANDARD content: Choose preset 'ISF Expert (Bright space, daytime)' Panel Brightness: Energy Saving (ensure 'Energy Saving Step' is set to Auto under Support)** Contrast: 80 Local Dimming: Medium Color Depth: 60 Color Temperature: 0 (neutral)** Sharpness: 10 Trumotion: off AI settings all off Support>Energy Saving>Energy Saving Step: Auto For HDR/Dolby Vision content: Choose preset Standard (or Game Optimizer for a gaming console) Panel Brightness: 100 (ensure 'Energy Saving Step' set to OFF under Support) Contrast: 100 Local Dimming: High Color Temperature: 0 (neutral)** Sharpness: 10 Trumotion: off AI settings all off Support>Energy Saving>Energy Saving Step: Off **I like my picture on the cooler side, and a neutral color temp works for me as most panels lean cool. Also, I think the energy saving feature adjusts the Panel Brightness nicely based on ambient lighting for a standard video. You can always turn it off under Support if you want to set Panel Brightness manually. As far as the sound goes, you cannot expect much from any internal speakers, and they are average to above average as far as those go. If you are spending this much on a TV, you should at least account for another $200 for a 3.1 soundbar/subwoofer combo. Even the TV manufacturers don't intend on you using the built-in speakers.