LG NanoCell 75" 4K Smart Ultra Series HDR TV
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Our take on the LG NanoCell 75" 4K Smart Ultra Series HDR TV
The LG NanoCell 75" 4K Smart TV (model 75NANO80UPA) is a large LED TV using LG's NanoCell filter to broaden colors and reduce washout at wide angles. It runs webOS with all major streaming apps and supports HDR10 and HLG. Its 60 Hz panel is fine for movies and casual shows but lacks the 120 Hz smoothness and HDMI 2.1 features gamers want. Picture quality is good for a bright room, but black levels and contrast trail Mini-LED and OLED rivals.
- 75-inch screen makes a big impact for the money
- NanoCell filter keeps colors fuller from side seats
- webOS is fast and has all major streaming apps
- HDR10 and HLG support for most streaming content
- Simple setup and a familiar remote
What reviewers say
Owners like the size and color for the money, and webOS is easy to use. Critics say the 60 Hz panel and average black levels hold it back for gaming and dark-room movies.
- Picture qualityMixedColors are vivid and viewing angles are wide, but black levels and contrast are average.
- Motion handlingCriticisedThe 60 Hz panel shows blur in fast action and sports.
- Gaming featuresCriticisedNo HDMI 2.1 or variable refresh rate limits next-gen console use.
Questions and answers
- Is this TV good for gaming?
- It is basic for gaming. The 60 Hz panel and lack of HDMI 2.1 mean no 4K120 or variable refresh rate, so fast-paced games won't look as smooth as on a gaming-focused TV.
- Does it have Bluetooth?
- Yes, Bluetooth is listed among its wireless features, so you can pair headphones or a soundbar.
- What is the refresh rate?
- The screen refresh rate is 60 Hz, which is standard for most movies and TV shows but not ideal for high-frame-rate gaming.
- What HDR formats does it support?
- It supports HDR10 and HLG, the formats used by most streaming services and broadcasters. It does not support Dolby Vision.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper 4K TV?
- If you want a large screen with wide viewing angles and the webOS app platform, it is a solid choice. If you need deep blacks or gaming features, a Mini-LED or OLED model is worth the extra.
