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Our take on the LG NanoCell 65 MULTISYSTEM TV 110- 220 VOLTS

The LG NanoCell 65 is a 65-inch 4K LCD smart TV built on LG's NanoCell layer, which filters out dull wavelengths to keep colors fuller at wide viewing angles. It runs webOS with ThinQ AI and the α5 AI Processor, and carries four HDMI 2.0 inputs, two USB ports, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi and HDR support. It is a multisystem set built for 110–220 volt power, which suits buyers moving between regions or living where mains voltage varies. Against rivals, it gives more HDMI ports than most budget 4K sets but uses edge-lit LCD rather than the mini-LED or OLED panels that deliver deeper blacks and higher brightness.

Best forBuyers who need a 110–220V multisystem TVLarge living rooms and family roomsShoppers who want four HDMI inputsStreaming and everyday 4K viewing

Pros

Native 4K resolution at 3840x2160
NanoCell layer widens color at off-center angles
Four HDMI 2.0 inputs for consoles and players
Runs webOS with ThinQ AI voice control
Bluetooth 5.0 for headphones and soundbars
Works on 110–220V power

Cons

What reviewers say

Owners of LG NanoCell sets generally rate the picture and webOS interface well for the money, but many say blacks look gray in dark rooms and that the panel is not bright enough for strong HDR. The multisystem voltage support is a common reason buyers pick this model.

What people mention

ContrastCriticisedOwners say blacks look gray and dark scenes lose detail compared with OLED and mini-LED sets.
ColorPraisedReviewers like the full, saturated colors and say they hold up at off-center angles.
HDR brightnessMixedHDR is supported, but owners find highlights muted rather than punchy.

Questions and answers

Does this TV work on both 110V and 220V power?

Yes. It is a multisystem set rated for 110–220 volts, so it runs on either mains voltage without an external converter.

Is it good for PS5 or Xbox Series X?

It handles 4K at 60Hz over HDMI 2.0, which is fine for most games. It lacks HDMI 2.1, so no 4K/120, VRR or ALLM.

How does it compare with LG OLED?

OLED gives true blacks and better contrast. This NanoCell LCD is brighter in a lit room and costs less, but dark-scene detail is weaker.

What is in the box?

The TV, a stand, a remote and the power cable. A wall mount is not included; the set is VESA mountable.

Does it support Bluetooth headphones?

Yes. Bluetooth 5.0 is built in, so you can pair headphones or a soundbar wirelessly.

Is the α5 processor enough for streaming apps?

Yes for webOS apps and 4K streaming. It is a step below LG's α7 and α9 chips, so upscaling of low-resolution video is softer.

LG NanoCell 65 MULTISYSTEM TV 110- 220 VOLTS