LG 55QNED80TUC 55-inch
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- Last seen at $969.19 at Quill on Nov 11.
Our take on the LG 55QNED80TUC 55-inch
The LG 55QNED80TUC is a 55-inch 4K LCD TV that uses quantum dots and a local dimming backlight to boost color and contrast beyond LG's basic LED sets. It runs webOS with all the major streaming apps and supports AirPlay 2, Chromecast and the big three voice assistants, so it fits neatly into most smart homes. It sits below LG's OLED and Mini LED lines, so blacks and viewing angles are weaker, but it costs far less than those and avoids any burn-in risk. It suits everyday family viewing, sports and streaming in a bright room more than dark-room movie watching.
- Quantum-dot panel gives punchy, saturated color
- Local dimming improves contrast over basic LED sets
- webOS is fast and carries every major streaming app
- AirPlay 2, Chromecast and Alexa, Google and HomeKit support
- Slim 1.2-inch panel profile for wall mounting
- eARC passthrough for soundbars
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LG 55QNED80TUC 55-inch price history
Lowest price we've seen: $969.19 on Nov 11 at Quill. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
What reviewers say
Owner feedback on LG's QNED80 series is generally positive on picture brightness, color and the webOS interface for the money. Critics focus on the limited gaming features, average black uniformity and viewing angles that fall short of OLED.
- Picture qualityPraisedOwners say the quantum-dot panel looks bright and colorful, especially in well-lit rooms.
- BloomingCriticisedReviewers note light halos around bright objects on dark backgrounds from the edge-lit dimming.
- MotionMixedSome find motion fine for casual viewing, while others see blur in sports and action scenes.
Questions and answers
- Is this TV good for gaming?
- Only casually. It has low enough input lag for single-player games, but no VRR or 120Hz support, so fast competitive play and current consoles are better served by other sets.
- How does it compare with LG's OLED TVs?
- OLED gives true blacks, wide viewing angles and better motion, but costs much more and carries burn-in risk. This QNED set is brighter for daytime rooms and cheaper for the size.
- Does it support Dolby Vision?
- No. It handles HDR10, HDR10 Pro and HLG, so Dolby Vision content from Netflix or Disney+ plays in standard HDR instead.
- Can I mount it on a wall?
- Yes. It is VESA compatible and the panel is about 1.2 inches deep without the stand, so it sits close to the wall.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, its stand legs, a remote and the power cable. HDMI and other cables are not included.
- Does it work with Apple and Alexa devices?
- Yes. It supports AirPlay 2, HomeKit, Chromecast, Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.
