Is this TV good for a bright living room?

It is an LCD set with a NanoCell layer, so it handles reflections and off-angle viewing better than basic LCDs, but it cannot match OLED contrast in a dark room. For daytime sports and streaming in a lit room it is a reasonable fit.

How big is the room needed for an 85-inch TV?

Plan for seating roughly 2.5 to 3.5 meters back for mixed 4K viewing. The set itself is about 208 cm wide, so check your wall or console before buying.

Does it run the main streaming apps?

Yes. It uses LG's webOS platform, which carries Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+ and similar services, plus LG's AI voice features.

How does it compare with LG OLED?

OLED gives deeper blacks and better contrast per pixel. This NanoCell set gives you a much larger screen for the same kind of budget and avoids OLED burn-in risk for news tickers and games.

The TV, its stand, remote and power cable. A wall mount is not included, and an 85-inch set needs a heavy-duty bracket rated for its size and weight.

Does it support 4K at 120Hz for consoles?

This is a mainstream NanoCell model, so expect 4K at 60Hz rather than full 120Hz gaming features. Serious console players should check the HDMI spec on LG's page for this model.