LG QNED75 4K TV | Full Review 

I haven’t

I would too if it’s in your budget

@markh351 Please read this. It's worth the time. I just discovered something VERY important after buying my first 4K TV (a 50" LG QNED75) and it's this: 60Hz panels are actually BETTER than 120Hz panels. The reason is simple. TV and movies have always looked great on old CRT TVs that ran at 60Hz. As LCD TVs brushed them aside, they added features like motion smoothing to simulate 120Hz (and even 240Hz!) to reduce "blurring" during fast-moving shots like live sports (it didn't really do anything). So then some genius introduced 120Hz panels and told consumers that it resulted in less blurring for action sequences. BIG mistake. Now that the screen refreshes 120 times/second, there aren't enough frames to fill it. The picture stutters and jumps and it's basically unwatchable. So turn on the motion smoothing. Problem solved right? No. Now we have a new one that can't be corrected properly.. Motion smoothing techniques like frame interpolation fill the gaps but no matter how subtly or aggressively they're applied, there is always a "soap opera effect" to some degree. So the look that filmed/videotaped TV shows and movies have had for decades is gone. Instead the picture looks unnaturally smooth. Ironically smart phones with 60fps video look more life-like. The only downside to 60Hz panels is that because the industry has deemed them inferior, they aren't as many with high-end features like FALD and mini-LEDs. There are some but you have to look for 'em (Hisense is one but quality control is atrocious). Plus some have a form of motion-smoothing that's on all the time and you CAN'T turn it off (TCL and Samsung are a few). So you have to make a decision: a natural looking picture at a cheaper price but with less features or a "higher-end" model that looks stunning but completely unnatural. I'm keeping my LG QNED75. It's not perfect but it does look very good. Watching content the way it was meant to be viewed is very important to me. I suggest getting a TV at BestBuy and if you're not satisfied then simply return it and try another. REMEBER: LG has "TruMotion" and "Real Cinema" on by default. Turn off TruMotion FIRST and then you can turn off Real Cinema if you like. Real Cinema can actually come in handy when watching 24p content so try it and see if you like it. I actually keep it off. Good luck with your choice. Cheers!

@@user-vs6uq6yg9j Thanks for the reply. My TV's are always mixed usage mostly between movies and games. I like my horror movies too and edge lit displays in my experience are inferior for such movies due to the sheer number of dark scenes. Anyway, I am about a year or two out from a new TV unless mine dies so I have time to think about things.

@@user-vs6uq6yg9jVery interesting to hear. Thanks! I’ve been thinking the same thing about the 120Hz tech, although I haven’t been able to test it yet, and maybe I don’t want to. Using an old 46 inch and considering upgrading to a 65 inch QNED 75. So these high-tech brands like Samsung don’t even have a mode for each framerate, everything must be 120Hz? Imagine watching a classic movie, for instance Blade Runner or Alien, in 120Hz. Would you recommend the LG QNED 75 if I can get it for about 900 dollars in my country, or are there better options, like maybe the Samsung Q80C (I don’t care about 120Hz, though)? Thanks again!

Man, nice I have a 16 year old LG Plasma TV I have as a back up set still works great !

Definitive the QNED, why? The Nano75 have only LGs Nano Cell but the QNED having LGs Nano Cell AND Samsungs Quantum Dot, therefore QNED

Q60c. Brighter and better black levels

I like ips for the points you mentioned

It doesn’t touch the Sony

@@TechSteve Thanks Steve that's really great to hear, I've been leaning towards the Sony

I have the qned it's great movies games play great

Q70C far as value that’s up to you

Thanks

I’m guessing that the qned is better bc it has mini led but they’re about the same price which is why i’m asking for your opinion

​@@boogabooga3837this tv does not have mini led panel. Qned 85 and above does

But the qned is better than cu8000

Not sure, I still think it depends on your source of the content that makes everything

You can't access a screen saver for as I know, you can see if it has the ART app

Sorry it’s what we’re doing for now

@@TechStevethats shit

@TheOnlineGam4r how often do you watch my videos, i base changes of the masses. So far 2 comments about the camera movement

@@TechStevehere is another one. Wow.

It seems like some bs auto center setting. Just disable it.

The mini LED Version

The Sony will look more natural but this has better gaming features

Look into TVs with local dimming not this one

I made several videos searching TechSteve ips vs va

This is a USA model

@@TechSteve so it has local dimming to, because the European models are edge lit with local dimming except the 43 inch? Would you say if the 43 inch model is direct lit and doesn’t have local dimming then the Samsung 43 inch q60c is a better buy?

At this point I can’t change my studio setup

@@TechStevelazy ass thats whys u have low subs and views

Zero

@@TechSteve how come? isn’t a miniLED?

This isn’t a mini led, you can click on the links I provided to read more

​@@DMS707mini led is only on qned 85 and above

Sony

What are you plugging into it? HDMI 2.0 cable, automatic mode on your console. Sounds like your source

Thanks, Here's the store tech-steve-shop.myspreadshop.com/all

@@TechStevehello Steve. I am your big fan dude. I regular follow your reviews. I am from Pune, Maharashtra, India. I want to you know any new models television of Sony or Samsung released in us?

No release date on any brand

@@TechSteve okay

Cool

700 in canada :(

I don’t like giving my opinion on products that I haven’t compared in person. But you can arrange LG apps as well

@@TechSteve Ok, thanks for answering.

I noticed it. But we have to remember this is recorded with camera. So maybe we can't see it in real life

Hey Mike

No

Nope

It should be semi-glossy.

Main problem

replace the inverter chip from other used TVs. yuhr tv will work again .

Damn you got 5 years! I bought a 65" Sony LED (best LED model they sold) and only got 18 months before it died!

@@eadam2582 sony has gone down in built quality. plus they overprice their products. plus they hv stopped innovation in their tv lineup

I appreciate your input just remember TVs are hard to store and move around. At this time I have a storage and don’t keep every Tav on site. LG only uses webOS

@@TechSteve Is webOS great for long use? or Google TV is best. like software compatibility or updates. ?

@Aszksbdje it’s a personal preference, I use Apple TV for better colors and faster performance

Please help one more question. If I Buy TV right now. What will you recommend? LG QNED - lack of dolby etc TCL Q6 - have dolby vision but is that really that great when the panel is not full array or Samsung QLED

I disagree on sports, too dark and warm for my taste

@@TechSteve Well, everyone with their preference 😅 However, I recommend playing around with white balance and Dynamic Contrast (this one tends to make the green color look like neon when set on high).

@MirelRC I use a Sony x95L family room and a LG C3 in the bedroom this TV is just for videos

@@TechSteve You don't play around, Steve. Those TV choices speak volumes.

You didn’t mention the size, that determines the price

No different than other TVs in this price range

I’m pretty happy with it

HDR content like Amazon Prime, 4K Netflix, Disney +