LG 75QNED916QE QNED Mini-LED 75" 4K Smart TV + 5 Year Warranty (With Code)

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Features

4K Ultra HD
webOS Smart OS
120Hz Refresh Rate
Google & Alexa Assistant
Dolby Vision IQ & Dolby Atmos
Freeview HD & Freeview Play
D Energy Rated
H:1032mm x W:1665mm x D:405mm

Details

The LG 75QNED916QE QNED MiniLED 75" 4K Smart TV is a premium home entertainment solution that delivers an immersive and high-quality viewing experience. Featuring MiniLED technology, this TV combines the precision of Quantum Dot NanoCell Colour with the advanced brightness and contrast control of MiniLED backlighting. The result is stunning picture quality with vibrant colors, deep blacks, and enhanced detail. With a generous 75-inch 4K display, this TV brings your favorite movies, shows, and games to life on a grand scale.

This Smart TV runs on LG's webOS platform, offering easy access to a wide range of streaming services, apps, and online content. The a9 Gen4 AI processor enhances picture and sound quality by analyzing and optimizing content in real-time. The TV is also equipped with AI ThinQ, allowing you to control compatible smart home devices with your voice through the integrated voice recognition feature. The sleek design of the LG 75QNED916QE adds a touch of elegance to your living space, with its slim bezels and premium metal stand enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal. Whether you're a cinephile, a gamer, or someone who values a cinematic viewing experience at home, this LG QNED Smart TV is a feature-packed and visually stunning choice for your entertainment needs.

Connectivity is a breeze with multiple HDMI and USB ports, enabling you to easily connect gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, soundbars, and other devices. The TV supports 4K High Dynamic Range (HDR) formats like Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10, and HLG, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of HDR content. The inclusion of advanced features like Filmmaker Mode and Dolby Atmos audio further enhances the overall cinematic experience, making the LG 75QNED916QE QNED MiniLED 75" 4K Smart TV a top-tier choice for those who demand excellence in both performance and design from their home entertainment systems.

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17th Feb
It's a bit old being a 2021 model. But it's one of the few LG Qneds that are mini LED, as a lot of them are not.

74.5"
Full 10 bit IPS panel
40-120Hz
4 x HDMI 2.1
Dolby vision, Dolby vision IQ, HDR10 pro, HLG.

It's also a full 10 bit panel, but it's IPS (so better for off axis viewing), and not as vibrant as VA when viewed straight on.

Has an older SOC or processor (A7 Gen 4) and WebOS 6.0. - I don't know if this is still supported or being updated?

LG changed the numbering to years instead of versions. So the most current version is WebOS 24

Full specs on display specifications - displayspecifications.com/en/…763

It not a bad TV, but like @technobot says, you can get better specification 2023 or 2024 models.
17th Feb
What would be a better 75 incher around this price or a little more? Thanks
16th Feb
For the money, you can't get a better image at 75". Sure there's a bit of DSE but this is only noticeable during dark scenes when viewing uniform scenes such as a blue sky. Blooming is also only visible in very dark scenes. Most movies don't really have many scenes like this but even the latest Batman movie which is quite dark was fine for me, not really noticeable.
I bought mine 2 months ago and have decided to keep it. Heat.
16th Feb
You can actually get alot better for about 100 quid more
16th Feb
Found this this morning went to order oos everywhere - thank you - now ordered with blue light discount got if for £939.06
17th Feb
I have the 65 inch , the 75 inch wouldn't fit on my wall so cancelled LOL , stunning picture and I'm not understanding this DSE I have zero, I only see it with no input, Gaming is another level for £799 I paid with a 5 year guarantee, I couldn't be happier
17th Feb
You need to have LED local dimming turned on (set it to Medium) this ensures that each of the LEDs making up the miniLED backlight can be dimmed according to the brightness of what is being displayed on that area of the screen in front.
The reason for this is because when LED local dimming is disabled, I believe the entire backlight is set to the same brightness at all times, so displaying a black or white screen will be very uniform (no DSE visible) but at the cost of blacks looking slightly grey and not as deep of a black as if the miniLED backlight were switched off.

If you do already have LED local dimming enabled then like I said DSE is not often noticeable except in scenes such as a camera panning across a sky or a football pitch. Even then it's not that bad and I can ignore it or go looking for it, but it is there and wouldn't be visible on an OLED.

You can test using the video below:

The explanation above is from my own intuitive understanding please correct me if anything is wrong. (edited)
20th Feb
Tv arrived today… very good - no edge to frame picture good still need to work out settings to get best picture possible