“I’ve been getting mixed information from doing research on this TV in 75”. Here on the bestbuy website it states the backlight type of this TV to be edge lit. But on the LG website and when speaking to an LG representative, the TV is full array. Which is?”
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The LG 75" Class 85A Series QNED evo AI MiniLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025), Model # 75QNED85AUA, has MiniLED Backlighting with Dimming Pro or Local Dimming. Dimming Pro is essentially the same as Local Dimming. Both terms refer to the same technology used in our LED TVs to improve contrast and image quality by dimming specific backlight zones. Local Dimming allows for deeper blacks and better overall picture quality, while Precision Dimming Pro enhances this effect with advanced algorithms for more precise brightness control. Local dimming essentially does away with the single, massive backlight in an LED. Instead, local dimming utilizes multiple backlights, and turns them on and off depending on what’s in the image. But there’s a little more to it than that, and there are multiple different local dimming technologies that can make for a better image overall. Edge-lit TVs, as the name suggests, place LEDs around the edges of a TV — and only along the edges of the TV. These LEDs face inward towards the center of a TV, lighting the image through color filters and other technologies. Instead of placing LEDs around the edge of an image, TVs with full-array dot LEDs around the entire back of the TV. These LEDs are arranged in a grid, and can be individually-controlled. The result, of course, is an image with much deeper blacks. With full-array local dimming, when there’s black in an image, the TV can turn off the LED or LEDs in that area, or those “zones,” off. This TV has Local Dimming. It does not have Full Array Local Dimming (aka FALD)...^Ivan.
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