LG 86-Inch QNED evo AI 4K QNED85A Series Mini LED Smart TV, 2025 Model

The picture is good. although maybe you can get something better in a more expensive set. 120Hz refresh. The sound is very good, though not breathtaking. There is a mode for speech clarity you might like if hard of hearing. I think they are correcting the compression. Best feature: the stand can be set up in different widths, (see photo of the back) not just out at the ends you don't need an extra wide table. (65" version) This feature is not on many current models. There is a red standby LED on the front. In your living room it won't matter much but was annoying in the bedroom. But it is easy to turn off with the setup tools. People complain about the mute, but actually it works okay even on the LG magic remote (they may have improved it along the way.) However, I mostly use my Directv universal remote, which has a conventional mute. Works fine. The first LG remote code for Directv works fine. I turned off the data collection, which i recommend you do too. The point and click feature of the remote is actually fun, although I probably won't use it once set up. Uses less than half the electricity of my 46" Bravia. Seems a lot lighter too. If you are going to wall mount, you are going to need some helpers and probably need to be kinda handy. The overall size is considerable if you're trying to maneuver it.

This TV has a wonderful picture and couldn’t ask for a better TV for the price. Would purchase again.

Just received this LG TV and it was easy to assemble and easy to set up. Follow the directions. My husband and I set it up in a snap. We were able to connect all of our streaming app easily too. The picture is vivid and clear. The remote control worked perfectly right out of the box. We recommend this LG TV.

Excellent picture quality, great clarity and the refresh rate means no motion blur even in very fast moving scenes. Highly recommended. Only criticism and reason for 4*, not 5*, is: 1. The remote is very irritating to use. There's a sensor so it operates much akin to a Wii remote, which actually creates more hassle than it solves. 2. The remote also has a very minimal design with far fewer buttons (e.g. no Exit button for apps, no mute button- you have to hold volume down) 3. The integrated speakers are the worst I've ever heard in a modern TV. If you have a surround sound / soundbar system this is no problem, but I didn't when I bought it and genuinely struggled to hear a lot of movies as the sound gets very muffled at a certain frequency. Overall, the annoyances are definitely there, but minor overall; the TV's picture quality is exceptional, particularly for the price.

We have had our 65-in QNED 85 for a couple of days now, and we are just blown away. We had to replace a 5-year-old 55" Vizio - not very difficult to beat that one - but honestly the experience of this new 65-in TV - it has been breathtaking. So bright and so gorgeous, the screen. I know technically that more expensive OLED TVs are considered the pinnacle, but to our eyes this picture looks just as good as it could possibly get. I think you'd need some very controlled conditions to see any difference between this and another so-called better TV out there. This thing actually works with our sound bar so that both the TV speakers and the sound bar run simultaneously, blowing us right through the back wall. Things that I've watched previously and gotten bored of have taken on a real new life on this TV. Also, this thing basically has an Xbox built into it. Such a wonderful additional bonus! The artificial intelligence wizards that set up the video and audio for you operate really well too! Now if someone would just come up with a way to automatically mute the witless, moronic and insessant ads for insurance and pharmaceuticals, we'd be all set!!

We love this TV still learning how it works . Good picture very clear.

The TV itself is fine. DO NOT buy this TV if you expect to be able to mute the volume. You CAN'T. The remote cannot be used to mute the TV with one click. The remote shows a picture of the mute symbol, but when you press the volume button, it does not mute. You have to hold the rocker town to get to mute one volume number at a time. I spent HOURS researching and emailing them and nothing can be done. I will never buy another LG TV again, nor any other branch that doesn't mute from the remote in one click. They suggest you can use Alexa to mute - you hold down the Alexa button, WAIT for it to acknowledge you with the the blue line across the bottom of the screen, then it may or may not hear you ask for mute, even if only a few feet away. You can use their remote app on your phone, for free, but wait - the mute button on this app does not work unless you pay $39.95 per year!!! You can go to the LG app to mute, but only one person can use it unless you grant permission in a very complex way. Even then, when you need to mute, you have to face ID or log into your phone, navigate to their app and then mute. By then the annoying reason you wanted to mute has passed. I even asked AI - WHY??? They said that LG is "going in this direction based on consumer feedback" - from WHO? Certainly no one who watches football. The football channels have very few commercials that are played at EVERY single break and no one wants to hear them that often. WHY was this done? I even asked LG AND Amazon if I could return the TV. No response from LG and Amazon said that I could have a full refund and return the TV (now hanging on my wall, not easy to do when all the packaging is already gone), OR, I could have a "partial refund and keep the TV". Why would they do that? How much of a partial refund you ask - $75.49. Why? Because it is exactly the amount you need to buy a DIFFERENT remote with mute. That says this is a known issue. Please tell me that having no mute button is not the future of our smart TV watching. That is not smart - that sets us back 100 years.

This TV has a great screen. (Clear, Sharp and the Colors are Great)