[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LQ QNED blows you away right from the get go, the picture is extremely bright and vivid. The blacks are inky and dark as they should be. Making any and all content pop with color, with out looking over saturated or too punchy. Its just the perfect blend of color and brightness that makes HDR look as intended. The image quality really shows off 4k HDR content as well as upscaled 1080p makes it looks like 4k. My kids gaming take advantage of the QNEDs FreeSync with the latest HDMI 2.1 connectivity. My kids love the low response time that only gives them an edge with competitive gaming. For novice users the built in AI for Video and Sound take the guess work out of ensuring you have the best setting possible. But if you are into adjusting every possible setting you can dive into more advanced configurations. The magic remote allows for easy navigation just like an air mouse, easy to use and the built in microphone allows you to just say what you want. Our QNED paired quite nicely with our LG Atmos sound bar, that allows for easy integration and singe remote use. This TV really ticks off all the check boxes, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for the best Mini LED TV on the market.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hopefully being repaired! Shadow lines in picture can't even watch it !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had been looking to upgrade the TV in our family room, and the LG QNED was definitely the right choice. Starting with the picture, the Mini LED technology definitely delivers a very clean, crisp, detailed picture with incredible depth. The contrast specifically with blacks is better than I have seen on most other TVs. So far I have only tested out the factory settings on the TV, however, I have seen individuals discuss manually updating the settings to further enhance the picture quality, but I am very impressed so far. The viewing angles on the TV are also very impressive. I have a long shallow depth room, with the TV sitting on the stand vs. wall-mounted, but you can clearly see the TV from any angle in that room. Although this is more a standard now, the TV Bezel is very minimal which just makes the picture seem even larger. I am not much of a gamer, so although that is one area the TV is supposed to shine, I can't speak to that but I will say there is more punch to football and baseball games. I also have the TV hooked up to a 7.1 channel Soundbar, which is my default viewing experience, but when I can't have the walls and floor shaking, I have used the Dolby Atmos and AI sound native to the TV, and it is really good and much better than other TVs I have seen/owned. Setting up either Bluetooth speakers or headphones with the TV is frustration-free. Our family streams everything via apps or my server, and LG offers a lot of options in terms of native apps. The layout is possibly a bit cluttered, but I have not really taken the time to try and customize it at all, so I am sure that can improve based on personal preferences. I have found that I gravitate towards the native apps vs. my Firecube.