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LG 75QNED85TUA 75-Inch QNED85T 4K 120Hz Smart TV
LG 75QNED85TUA 75-Inch QNED85T 4K 120Hz Smart TV
LG 75QNED85TUA 75-Inch QNED85T 4K 120Hz Smart TV
LG 75QNED85TUA 75-Inch QNED85T 4K 120Hz Smart TV
LG 75QNED85TUA 75-Inch QNED85T 4K 120Hz Smart TV
LG 75QNED85TUA 75-Inch QNED85T 4K 120Hz Smart TV
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LG 75QNED85TUA 75-Inch QNED85T 4K 120Hz Smart TV

★★★★★4.0 (113 reviews)
4KHDR10

75 inches of AI-powered 4K brilliance that tunes itself so you never have to touch a picture setting again.

$1,097.97*
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*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated:Jul 14, 2026.Price and availability are subject to change.

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Overview

The LG 75QNED85TUA is the answer for anyone who wants a genuinely large-screen 4K experience without wrestling with picture settings every time you switch from Netflix to an NFL game. The combination of Quantum Dot and NanoCell technologies pushes color accuracy and saturation well past what a conventional LED TV delivers, and the a8 AI Processor handles the tedious work of content-aware picture optimization in the background. This TV earns the most appreciation from households where multiple people with different tastes share the screen — the kind of living room where one person wants movies, another wants sports, and nobody wants to dig through submenus.

At 75 inches, the physical presence is substantial, and the build quality feels appropriately premium for the category. The native 120Hz panel is a legitimate differentiator — not a marketing interpolation trick — which translates directly to smoother motion in fast-paced content. HDR10 Pro adds scene-by-scene tone mapping that makes supported content genuinely pop. The webOS platform is one of the more polished smart TV experiences available, and the five-year Re:New update commitment means you're not buying a platform that ages out in two years. For the price tier, this is a well-rounded 75-inch TV that prioritizes everyday usability and picture performance over niche edge cases.

Key Features

QNED CONTRAST: See more natural-looking images. Powerful deep-learning algorithms help improve contrast ratio and enhance brightness.

QUANTUM DOT NANOCELL COLOR: Delivering richer, more accurate colors for a beautiful picture every time.

120 HZ REFRESH RATE: Keep up with fast action games, sports and blockbuster movies with smooth, crisp motion even in the fastest scenes, with a native 120Hz refresh rate.

a8 AI PROCESSOR: Refined picture, powered by AI No more fiddling with picture settings. The a8 AI Processor 4K with AI Picture Pro identifies the type of content you're watching to automatically select the ideal setting and fine-tune the picture for the best watching experience and with Multi View with 2 screens lets you split your screen into two unique views so you can watch even more than before.

HDR10 PRO: HDR10 Pro delivers a dramatic visual experience and elevated picture quality by enhancing each color on your screen for a "wow" effect.

webOS RE:NEW PROGRAM: Enjoy new software updates and feature refreshes for 5 years with webOS Re:New Program.

Specifications

Screen Size
75 inches
Display Type
QNED LED (Quantum Dot NanoCell)
Resolution
4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160)
Refresh Rate
120Hz (Native)
Processor
α8 AI Processor 4K
HDR Support
HDR10 Pro
Smart Platform
webOS with Re:New Program (5-year updates)
Voice Assistants
Amazon Alexa Built-in
Model
75QNED85TUA

LG QNED85T — Editorial Review

The LG QNED85T is a lower-mid-range 4K TV that punches above its tier for gaming and sports — combining Quantum Dot NanoCell color with a full set of HDMI 2.1 ports, while making sensible compromises to hit its price.

Featured Video Review

LG QNED85T Review – How Good is Good Enough?
RTINGS · "LG QNED85T Review – How Good is Good Enough?" · Watch on YouTube

Quantum Dot NanoCell color and full HDMI 2.1

RTINGS and T3 note the QNED85T pairs Quantum Dot and NanoCell tech with edge-lit local dimming and LG's a8 AI Processor for rich, accurate color, runs at 120Hz, and crucially offers four HDMI 2.1 inputs with VRR (up to 144Hz) and ALLM — a strong, future-proofed gaming feature set at this price. Fast motion stays clean for sports, and webOS gets five years of feature updates. In RTINGS' review — featured above — it's measured candidly as a capable mid-ranger.

Honest cons

  • Edge-lit, not mini-LED. Dark-room black levels and contrast trail mini-LED and OLED sets.
  • Narrow viewing angles. Color and contrast shift off-axis — not ideal for wide seating.
  • Plasticky build. Thicker bezels and plastic construction feel less premium than rivals.
  • Weak built-in audio. Plan on a soundbar for satisfying sound.

Where this TV fits

  • Gamers and sports fans who want four HDMI 2.1 ports and clean motion for less.
  • Bright-room viewers who don't need OLED-level dark-room contrast.
  • Value buyers who'll pair it with a soundbar.
  • Not dark-room contrast purists, wide-seating households, or premium-build seekers.

Sources & Citations

  1. RTINGS, "LG QNED85T TV Review," rtings.com (accessed 2026-05-27)
  2. T3, "LG QNED85 / QNED86 review," t3.com (accessed 2026-05-27)

Last verified: 2026-05-27

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Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Native 120Hz refresh rate keeps fast sports and gaming content smooth without motion blur
  • QNED Quantum Dot NanoCell technology delivers noticeably richer, more accurate colors than standard LED panels
  • a8 AI Processor automatically optimizes picture settings per content type — genuinely hands-off after setup
  • HDR10 Pro enhances per-scene brightness and color for a dramatic visual impact on supported content
  • 5-year webOS software update commitment keeps the smart platform relevant well beyond the typical two-year window

👎 Cons

  • QNED backlight is edge or full-array LED — not self-emitting like OLED, so black levels and local dimming won't match OLED performance at this screen size
  • The a8 processor is a step below LG's top-tier a9/a10 chips, which may show in upscaling lower-resolution content
  • At 75 inches, brightness can feel uneven in very bright, sunlit rooms without careful placement
  • No mention of a dedicated Game Mode VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) support in specs — worth confirming before purchase if that's a priority
  • webOS interface includes ads and promoted content in the home screen that some users find intrusive

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, noticeably so. Native 120Hz means fast-moving action — a breakaway pass, a high-speed chase sequence — stays crisp instead of smearing. If you're gaming on a current-gen console or PC, you'll immediately feel the difference versus a 60Hz panel.
QNED combines Quantum Dot and NanoCell filter technologies layered over an LED backlight. The result is more accurate, saturated color across a wider range of content compared to standard LED/LCD TVs — particularly in the midtones and greens where regular panels tend to look washed out.
The a8 AI Processor actively identifies content type — movie, sports, news, game — and applies optimized picture profiles automatically. Most users report they never need to manually adjust picture settings after initial setup, which is a genuine quality-of-life upgrade.
Alexa is built in via webOS. Google Assistant is not natively built in, but it's compatible with external Alexa and Google Home ecosystems for smart home control. The Magic Remote handles most voice interactions directly.
It means LG commits to software feature updates for 5 years from purchase — new apps, UI improvements, and platform additions. For a TV you expect to keep for years, that's a meaningful promise that the smart platform won't feel stale by year three.

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