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LG QNED 85 Series 65” Alexa Built-in 4k Smart TV (3840 x 2160), 120Hz Refresh Rate, AI-Powered 4K, Dolby Cinema, WiSA Ready, Cloud Gaming (65QNED85UQA, 2022)

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Condition
Used - Like New
Size
65 in
Style
TV Only
Model
65QNED85UQA
Dimensions
11.6"D x 57.2"W x 35.6"H
Color
black
Display Technology
Mini Led
In the box
Stand
Works with
Streaming devices, Voice Assistants, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices

Features 5

  • Engineered especially for LG, the advanced 7 Gen5 AI Processor 4K algorithmically adapts and adjusts picture and sound quality for a lifelike viewing experience with depth and rich color.Frequency : 60 hertz
  • Worth a thousand words and moreQuantum Dot NanoCell Color Technology delivers richer, more accurate colors, even at wider viewing anglesso you can see it and believe it
  • MiniLED backlights, 40x smaller than traditional LEDs, create brighter colors with deeper black. Precision Dimming improves contrast and minimizes the halo effect of bright objects on dark backgrounds
  • Eliminate unnecessary processing with movies and preserve the action the way film directors intend with Filmmaker Mode, and enhance every moment of your viewing experience with Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos**

Description

Made To Entertain—Calling movie buffs, gamers and sports fanatics, get ready to experience entertainment using the latest in TV color technology and jam- packed with next-level gaming features, Dolby sound and Dolby Vision for a fully loaded, versatile TV. It makes a great gaming monitor as well—you'll get low input lag and fast response times with Auto Low-Latency Mode and HGiG compliance. Game Optimizer heightens your playing experience by centralizing all of your gaming settings in one location. Stream your games with cloud gaming support for GEFORCE Now. Control your TV and connected devices by voice with support for Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Apple AirPlay2, and HomeKit (separate device may be necessary).Dolby, Dolby Atmos and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

Specs 65

Screen Size 65
Brand LG
Display Technology Mini Led
Resolution 4K
Refresh Rate 120 hertz
Special Feature Browser
Connectivity Technology Wi-Fi
Aspect Ratio 169

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GORGEOUS television!
Size: 65 inch Style: TV Only
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Prior to this, I had a basic 65" LG 4K Smart TV from 2018 that I'd originally thought was the greatest thing I'd ever seen. And it was beautiful and clear, but of course the blacks were never actually black because the light was always on and bleeding through. Last year, the wifi entirely failed and even the ethernet connection started acting funky this year. Some of the apps started getting laggy and didn't want to work at all on the older version/style of webOS on this TV (I couldn't even watch HBOMax on it, I always had to switch to my Xbox's app). Thus, I started thinking of upgrading and a big bonus from work gave me the ability to do so without worrying much about cost. I'm SO glad I got this TV. The apps all work smoothly and there's no hiccups with wired or wireless internet. There are SO MANY customization options for picture and sound and you can set them separately for different inputs or apply it across all of them if you find a set up you like. I mean, you can change between modes, brightness settings, AI settings, clarity settings, white and black balances, and even into things like sharpness and noise reduction. Too many options for me to even remember. My main changes have been turning Energy Saving off, Auto Dynamic Contrast to High and LED Local Dimming to High. My favorite things are (of course) the picture and the sound. The picture is GORGEOUS and the deep blacks are incredibly impressive. There've been times I've caught myself staring at the edges of the screen where a shadow or the black bar on the movie would seamlessly blend into the black bezel to the point where I genuinely couldn't see where the screen ended and the bezel began. It was the first thing I started texting my friend about after I set up the TV! And when the screen is black, it's BLACK. Not dark grey. Not bleeding in around the edges. Solid black. Now, because of how dimming zones work, there are cases where you might have something bright next to/inside something black, and you will see a bit of a halo around it. The size of this halo will depend upon your TV settings and how large/small the item is. I've attached some photos with examples. On the first, you can see a large halo around the big white box on the screen (which was visible in real life, but not even as drastic as it appeared on camera), but nothing around the magic mouse's cursor at the top of the screen, and the surrounding black screen that takes up most of the screen is still black. In the second, you can see where the darkness at the top of the screen all goes to solid black and the black bar totally disappears, while on the bottom you can still see it due to that edge of the picture being brighter. Another picture-related thing that has really impressed me is how the screen captures reflective/shiny things like bits of metal or sequins or glass. I was watching a TV show where a character was constantly wearing clothes with chrome studs or holographic sequins, and the way they glittered and caught light was so REAL. In lower quality images, those kind of reflections will get crushed into just looking like a white spot, but no detail was lost in these reflections on this TV. And for those worried about angles, my couch is off to the side instead of directly in front of the TV and I've noticed no difference in the picture. Even right next to the side of the TV and staring straight across it, the image and colors never fade or look any different. Then for the sound part I mentioned, it also has a lot of customization options just like the picture and you get to choose between different sound modes and different outputs. Mine's currently on the AI Sound Pro mode and I have it set to output to Optical Out Device + TV Speaker. I had used my LG soundbar with my previous TV and carried it over to this one, and I'd never seen the option to use both before. I love it! It can sound a little strange if you don't balance the volumes correctly, but I've found keeping the soundbar volume 2 clicks higher than the TV speakers works really well. I find having the extra speakers give a lot of the sound effects a more nuanced sound. The deeper sounds really come through my soundbar/subwoofer, while the lighter ones come through the TV. There's this added feeling of sounds moving around without having a better sound set up, thanks to the extra set of speakers beyond my soundbar. Without the soundbar, the built in speakers are great for a TV. They're just not as "deep." If I had to nitpick and complain about something, it would probably only be the scroll wheel/select button the Magic Remote. It could be that I'm just not used to it yet (my previous LG TV did not come with a Magic Remote) or that my nails having grown out a bit at the moment are getting in the way, but it's not always the most comfortable to click. I often end up trying to press it and I'll press the ring around it at the same time. That or I'm trying to press it to select something and the wheel scrolls and switches to cursor mode instead. I would've preferred the scrolling and selecting being two separate buttons, but honestly it's not a deal breaker and it doesn't behave weirdly often enough that I want to replace it with something else. It's actually a really cool innovation to be able to scroll or use it like a mouse on your TV! All in all, I really love the TV and I'm incredibly impressed (if you couldn't already tell from the lengthy review). If you want to upgrade and you want to upgrade like I did, then I highly recommend it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2022 by Emily
After Some Adjustments...
After doing a lot of research, this is the best TV at this price point. It is a mini LED and many compare the picture quality to an OLED. For me, it is better than an OLED because gets super bright, if that is what you need, and I do since it is in a room full of windows. It took some adjustments to get the picture just right, but once I reached the right ones, WOW...it is amazing. Adjustments to the picture: It has several preset pic settings, most of which are useless to me. I like a television's picture, especially colors, to be as close to natural as possible with a little bit of saturation. Therefore, I was REALLY happy that it has Adobe color settings. This was by far the best way to tamp down the reds and make the colors much more accurate, especially orange. Brightness and clarity: I am absolutely shocked at how good the brightness is (without cranking it up) and the clarity / contrast. Much of this is aided by the fact that the blacks are really deep black. I'm really impressed with the miniLED's ability to darken the screen deeply where needed. The remote is good, if you choose to control it that way. We have always used a Roku box, although you can download apps to the TV that may make this unnecessary. But we are married to the Roku operating system and especially the easy remote. So we disabled "auto start to home" so that it will default to turning on to the Roku input each time...and voila, you have a Roku TV. We never have to use the LG remote. Nice to have the ability to use only one. This was big for us because the other TV that I was considering was the TCL miniLED for that reason. But this LG is a MUCH better television than the TCL--in large part for the picture but also the ability to make WAY more adjustments to the picture than you can with the TCL. On this LG, you can fine tune EACH COLOR. 4K looks amazing and some of the other high def programming is cleaned up nicely by this television. Some programming looks 4K when in fact it is not. One other feature that is a no-brainer and I am not sure why other companies don't do this: the feet are adjustable. You can have them set out wide or narrower to work with almost any width table that you set it on. I am very happy with this television and glad that I was able to fine tune the pic settings to its best potential. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2022 by drxpsp9
Excellent color and contrast
Size: 65 inch Style: TV Only
Best TV I’ve ever owned. Picture is fantastic! All the inputs I need and easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by JP
Phenomenal Detail
I've purchased a few 55" 4K LG/Samsung TVs in the past few years (and not because they were junk) and I have to say this particular one displays a level of detail like none of the others preceding it. They were all 4K TVs, but immediately after turning this on, it was clear this one represents a whole different level. It immediately made me wonder if my prior purchases were actually "1K, 2K, or 3K TVs" because the level of crisp detail was glaringly obvious - I now feel like I actually have a 4K TV... based on all the hype, THIS is what I was actually expecting... when I bought the first one. At this point, the colors/settings are all tweaked to my liking, which made it even better, but straight out of the box, I just had to watch a bit of something... I connected it to WiFi in a room where there had been no TV previously, launched NetFlix and started watching "The Old Guard". (If the word immortals sparks your interest, that is a HIGHLY recommended movie.) About 45 minutes in, during the airplane scene, there was a chrome buckle on some webbing on the right side and I noticed the words on the buckle itself were quite easily read... huh... don't remember seeing that... pause... over to each of the other 55" TVs I go, launch, resume, rewind a bit, play... the words on the buckle appear to be there, yet I can't read them... huh... all 3 TVs, same... back to this TV... yep, they're definitely there (legible words). Ok, what's the difference? Quick run through of the settings on the 4 TVs reveals what I thought... the settings are basically identical. Ok, so what's the difference? The 3 TVs where I couldn't read the words are all Internet connected via wired Gigabit Ethernet; this new TV is simply connected via wifi, so you would expect the source signal to be lower quality, yet the picture displays such crisp, phenomenal detail. So, what's the difference? Must simply be this TV. The Mini-LED may have something to do with that. My opinion is the QNED85 class of the LG TVs is currently the "sweet spot"... very high quality for the kind of money you won't wish you had invested instead. And if you're like me and stopped buying Sony, then stopped buying Samsung, then this one might be ticket for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2022 by Picky Guy
Very happy super bright with nice detail and true blacks love the remote
Review Image by charvell
Review Image by charvell
Review Image by charvell
Review Image by charvell
Review Image by charvell
So far amazed at this tv. Waiting on new head unit and height speakers to complete my upgrade to experience full atmos! I do want to share couple of issue’s I experienced though for the next person. When going from an old none 1080p display upgrade your hdmi’s to 8k@60hz 4k@120hz with 48 Gbps data transfer trust me it makes all the difference also neither my xbox series x or ps5 would let me turn on or use allm or vrr until i did a hard reset on either console and you need to disable the hdmi cec setting on tv and both consoles before doing a reset notice you wont loose your games but you will have to download and update apps and resign in to everything afterwards this finally did get both my xbox series x and ps5 to finally recognize that my new display now supported everything fyi if your like me and carried over your old psvr from ps4 gen to your ps5 your hdmi setup will have to be recongfiged as well it is 1080p not 4k not happy about that but it is what it is just plug it back in when you want it I quess. Once I did all that everything works as it should full specs now as intended 4k@120 hdr dolby vision hdr10 allm vrr hgid it’s nice now can’t wait to finish my audio side now with full dolby atmos and dtsx hope my reveiw helps you next gen upgraders cause I couldn’t find any answers on ytube that helped me it took 2 days of aggravation to get it sorted out. Now go play on! And order an automatic hdmi switch your gonna need it for the 2.1 hdmi’s to run all your new tech Fyi i ordered the llano hdmi 2.1 four in one out 8k auto switcher and 2 rca to hdmi converters to convert and old ps2 and wii system to hdmi just to maintain usability since hdmi hookups is all the inputs the new lg qned85 has good luck ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2024 by charvell
Incredible TV and Would Buy Again
Size: 65 inch Style: TV Only
Looked at A LOT of TVs for some time before landing on this one. Going into the research, we knew we wanted a 65", smart TV. Started with the Frame and really liked the look but didn't appreciate the softness when seeing it in person at Best Buy. OLED TVs were very expensive, but low cost LED/LCDs didn't have the quality, we wanted either. We landed on this unit due to the technology and actually heard better longevity reviews over the more expensive OLEDs. The TV is big and came in an even bigger heavy box. We had a 55" before but this is very large. The Amazon delivery person was great and dropped it right inside our house. The sound was terrible out of the box but using another setting made a huge difference. The base/sub is actually quite impressive. Its super bright for any room but we dontbhave many windows and had to turn it waaay down. Blacks are very dark which helps with higher contrast. Reflection is actually less than the "mirror" OLEDs. There's also an impressive Apple TV build in to the TV allowing Apple devices to stream direct to the TV. With the smart TV apps, the only thing we have plugged in is a gaming console via HDMI. There are plenty of spare HDMI ports. If you can afford this TV you won't be disappointed! If it's outside your range there are plenty other options to fill the void of needing a TV. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by Mike
Outstanding tv!
Size: 65 inch Style: TV Only
Ordered this on Monday and received it today. Right out of the box the picture and colors were terrible. But after lots of tweaks the picture looks great. I've got standard mode dialed in but want to work on Cinema and Filmmaker modes more. I'm sure I will get it all looking even better over the next few days but the early review is a big thumbs up! Hard to beat the price too as compared to other Mini-led tvs's. Update 11/24/22: started experiencing sound issues after 3 weeks of use. Basically sound went out completely using eARC. After trying many different things the only thing that worked was to unplug all hdmi inputs and disconnect power from the wall for a minute or so. That restored sound. It’s done this twice in a week. If it wasn’t such a pita to box up I would return to Amazon. Tv speakers work but I want home theater sound. The troubling thing is I see the same complaint on LG oled models too so apparently an LG software issue. Reducing from a 5 star to 3 review. Picture is fine however. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2022 by bullie76
SO this happened
This TV is great!!! The picture is fantastic (with a few adjustments). I use it for gaming as well. The remote is so so, not a fan of the mouse feature, but you just press a directional arrow to get out of it. Got a broken one from Amazon. Box wasn't strapped on delivery. Some probably complained about this TV and returned it. Then when I bought a NEW TV, Amazon shipped this one to me. This clearly wasn't a new TV. Amazon didn't replace, but they refunded and did pick up damaged product. Then I Bought it from BestBuy. Was delivered NEW before the Damaged on was picked up from Amazon. BestBuy also offered 24 months 0% financing. BestBuy offered a price match, so I was refunded $300 due to the price drop after purchase. Just a honest comparison ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023 by 100% Honest
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