LG LED TV 50 4K NANOCELL A5 HDR10 PRO SMART TV WEBOS 22 50NANO766QA
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Our take on the LG LED TV 50 4K NANOCELL A5 HDR10 PRO SMART TV WEBOS 22 50NANO766QA
The LG 50NANO766QA is a 50-inch 4K LCD TV using LG's NanoCell layer, which filters out dull colors for slightly richer tones than a plain LED panel. It runs webOS 22 with the full app library, a point-and-scroll Magic Remote, HDR10 Pro, and built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet. It suits buyers who want a bright, wide-viewing living-room TV for streaming, sports and casual gaming without stepping up to OLED. Against OLED and mini-LED rivals it gives up deep blacks and local dimming, so dark scenes look grey and contrast is modest. Owners rate it highly overall, with most complaints about black levels and the 60 Hz panel rather than the software.
- NanoCell panel keeps colors fuller at an angle
- webOS 22 is fast and has every major app
- Magic Remote makes navigation quick
- HDR10 Pro and Filmmaker Mode included
- Four HDMI inputs cover a console, box and soundbar
What reviewers say
- 5 / 560,168 ratings
Owners rate the 50NANO766QA very highly, praising the picture, the webOS interface and the remote for the money. Criticism centers on black levels in dark rooms and the lack of high-frame-rate gaming features.
- Picture qualityPraisedOwners say 4K content looks sharp and colors stay strong from the side.
- Black levelsCriticised
Questions and answers
- Is this a good TV for a bright room?
- Yes. The NanoCell panel holds color at wide angles and puts out enough brightness for daytime viewing, though it is not a high-brightness HDR set.
- Does it have local dimming?
- No. It is an edge-lit LCD, so dark scenes show grey rather than deep black. OLED and mini-LED sets do much better here.
- Is it good for gaming?
- It handles casual console play, but the 60 Hz panel has no VRR or 120 Hz mode, so fast competitive games are better on a gaming-focused set.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, its stand, the Magic Remote and the power cable. A wall mount and HDMI cables are not included.
- How does it compare with LG's OLED TVs?
- OLED gives far deeper blacks and better contrast. This set is brighter in a sunlit room and costs less, but it cannot match OLED in a dark room.
- Does it run the main streaming apps?
- Yes. webOS 22 carries Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+ and the usual catch-up apps.
- What do buyers say about the LG LED TV 50 4K NANOCELL A5 HDR10 PRO SMART TV WEBOS 22 50NANO766QA?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 60,168 ratings.
