LG QNED75 Series 55-Inch Class QNED Mini-LED Smart TV 55QNED75URA, 2023 - AI-Powered 4K TV, Alexa Built-in, Black

Beautiful Picture love this TV

This is my 5 th LG tv in 10 years from Amazon. the features , technology as expected improve Each year , without loosing the exceptional picture and sound. set up was easy, My apps were an easy scan , auto set up on my ipad / or phone. No need for manual entry of passwords etc. the LG site is very helpful if you issues or questions. The remote has voice control which is fabulous and a mouse to navigate the screen. My only complaint is the Settings section, changing settings has 3 or 4 click through pages, my other LG tvs have a much easier settings page. I am sure after getting used to it , it will be fine. I don’t need to change settings continually anyway. Shipping was fast, earlier than expected with UPS.

This was my 1st LG TV, Replacing my other primary tv, that had recently died. I found the picture quality to be very good, And I'm very satisfied. At 1st I found it's unique remote a little bit more difficult to use, but that began to grow on me. It's almost like having a virtual computer mouse in your hand, which took a bit of getting familiar with, but wasn't that hard. I found The configuration settings, a little burdensome to get thru , but again it wasn't that difficult. Overall, for it's good price point, I find myself very satisfied with it's picture quality and features, including the smart TV features built in.

First off, this TV looks and sounds amazing. I bought the 43" and it is perfect. The sound quality is amazing and the picture is crisp. Obviously a sound bar would enhance the audio, but it works very well without it.I'll add that I looked up a lot of reviews before purchasing this. Television reviews are wild and people are very nit picky. One thing I read that since this was an IPS panel, it'd look bad or be glaring. I currently have Christmas lights around the ceiling of my room and I can see them on the tv, but it's not going to ruin your viewing experience unless your watching a very dark movie. There is very little/almost no backlight bleeding as well.The only thing I disliked is installing the legs. But that was my own fault because I was using a screw driver that was ever so slightly too small which made trying to screw the legs in difficult. Other than that this is an amazing TV and I full recommend this to anyone looking for a new television.

First and foremost , the picture really is excellent ! Bright colors and crisp lines are had with the factory default settings . The settings interface is far different than anything I've been used to but once you figure things out , they're fine . The sound is average for a TV , but with a picture this good a sound bar really is in order . My only complaint is the remote . It isn't back-lit and the buttons have little to no tactile feel . I just about need a light on to use it . It does fit my hand nicely . The cursor is somewhat unique but a little hard to use at first . It has a setting to slow it down and that helped a lot . The cursor does make most operations faster than the also included , standard , four position cursor ring . Overall , I just love this TV after using it for the last month .

Quality of display was very poor. Florescent. I tried every setting multiple times. These pictures are just a couple of examples. Was told I had a poor cable box from Xfinity. We upgraded the cable box. Problems persisted. LG service representatives would not believe the problem was with the display. LG asked me to send several images which I did. The scenery picture was a default LG test picture. I explained that the best way to see the problem was to see faces. LG said that I needed to prove the display problem using LG Channels. So I sent the news picture via LG channels. Then LG said the problem was with the news broadcast channel and I needed to send another picture using a streaming movie on LG channels. LG service then disconnected my service call twice when service representatives would not admit that the problem was with the display or could not offer a solution.

The only thing I don’t like about this tv is the remote control. You have to press this little wheel that is tiny and very sensitive. It is the enter button so you need to press it all the time. Otherwise, it’s a great tv.

As a previous geek squad home theatre installer. I was familiar with what i’d be getting buying this. Everyone either loves or hates the LG remote. I personally love it and the out of the box experience you get with LG tv’s. LG’s home menu isn’t the most user friendly but it’s easily usable and isn’t clunky. Things seem to load just fine and have had no issues with it. If you aren’t a fan of the remote or the home menu, which most people aren’t. I would highly suggest going with a similar samsung/sony tv.Overall, i’d give the tv an 8 out of 10. Picture quality is great and have had no complaints watching older movies, and content that is upscale to 4k. Obviously an OLED will have better image quality but for this price point i think it’s an amazing purchase.I can’t speak to much on the sound as i’m using this TV with a Sonos surround audio setup. That works great and no issues there.