LG QNED TV Collection

 Discover LG QNED TVs including 8K and 4K ultra big mini LED displays, with unique QNED color for incredible true-to-life immersion. 
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What is the difference between QNED and QLED TVs?
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Both are LED-backlit LCD televisions, and the difference is in the color solution each one uses. LG QNED uses Dynamic QNED Color, LG's latest and unique wide color gamut technology, and every 2025 and 2026 QNED series is certified for 100% Color Volume, with a display color gamut volume equal to or above the DCI-P3 color space as independently verified by Intertek. QLED is an industry label other manufacturers apply to their own color layer. QNED also pairs its color solution with backlight control, using local dimming on the standard QNED tiers and Mini LED with Precision Dimming on QNED evo and select QNED models.
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What is a QNED TV, and how does QNED technology work?
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A QNED TV is an LED-backlit LG television, available in 4K and 8K, built around Dynamic QNED Color, LG's latest and unique wide color gamut technology. Every 2025 and 2026 QNED series is certified for 100% Color Volume against the DCI-P3 color space, independently verified by Intertek. Contrast comes from backlight control, using local dimming on the standard QNED tiers and Mini LED with Precision Dimming on QNED evo, with Dynamic QNED Color Pro on select models such as QNED93 and QNED85. The processor completes the picture, from the alpha 7 4K AI Processor Gen8 on QNED82, through the alpha 8 AI Processor Gen2 on QNED86 and QNED91, up to the alpha 9 AI Processor Gen8 on QNED9M and the alpha 8 AI Processor 4K Gen3 on QNED85.
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Which is better when comparing QNED vs OLED TVs?
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QNED and OLED lead in different places. QNED is LED-backlit, so it holds high brightness across a full screen and scales to very large sizes, reaching 100 inches in the current range, with 100% Color Volume certified by Intertek on the 2025 and 2026 series. OLED uses self-lit pixels that switch off individually, which gives true black in every pixel and wider viewing angles. Bright rooms and very large screens favor QNED, while dark room viewing and contrast-critical content favor OLED.
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What should I consider when choosing an LG QNED TV?
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Refresh rate is the first decision: QNED72 and QNED82 are 60Hz native, while QNED85B, QNED86A, QNED91, QNED93A and QNED9M support VRR up to 144Hz, with wireless 4K transfer through the Zero Connect Box on QNED9M. Backlight is the second, since the evo tiers use Mini LED with Precision Dimming while the standard QNED tiers use local dimming. Then processor and screen size, from the alpha 7 4K AI Processor Gen8 up to the alpha 9 AI Processor Gen8, across 55 to 100 inch models. Software is the last check, since the 2026 series runs the latest webOS with expanded AI experiences, the 2025 series runs webOS 25 with the AI Magic Remote, and earlier model years still listed run webOS 24.
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Are LG QNED models suitable as a gaming TV for PlayStation and Xbox?
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Yes. QNED models carry ALLM and VRR, with AMD FreeSync support on select models, plus Game Optimizer and the Game Dashboard for changing settings without leaving the game. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X output up to 4K 120Hz, and QNED85B, QNED86A, QNED91, QNED93A, or QNED9M add VRR up to 144Hz on top of that, while QNED72, QNED82 and the entry tiers are 60Hz native. Gaming Portal also runs cloud gaming services without a console attached.

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