LGQNED75 Series 65-Inch Class QNED Mini-LED Smart TV 65QNED75URA, 2023 - AI-Powered 4K TV, Alexa Built-in, Ashed Blue

As a previous geek squad home theatre installer. I was familiar with what i’d be getting buying this. Everyone either loves or hates the LG remote. I personally love it and the out of the box experience you get with LG tv’s. LG’s home menu isn’t the most user friendly but it’s easily usable and isn’t clunky. Things seem to load just fine and have had no issues with it. If you aren’t a fan of the remote or the home menu, which most people aren’t. I would highly suggest going with a similar samsung/sony tv.Overall, i’d give the tv an 8 out of 10. Picture quality is great and have had no complaints watching older movies, and content that is upscale to 4k. Obviously an OLED will have better image quality but for this price point i think it’s an amazing purchase.I can’t speak to much on the sound as i’m using this TV with a Sonos surround audio setup. That works great and no issues there.

Beautiful Picture love this TV

Great TV with all the features we were looking for. Amazing picture and very easy to install. We have it mounted and it was easy to manage. Very happy with all my LG products.

This is my 4th LG all different sizes from 42 to 65 in. All were great. Easy to set up. Good picture and sound. Only problem is the Magic remote is difficult to learn as compared to all the other ones.

I love the tv, the smart features and ease of use. The remote is cumbersome. This is my bedroom tv. I used to have a Samsung tv in there. I really like the simplicity of the Samsung remote better than the the LG but the LG is a better tv.

Our last 55" TV was an LG smart TV and was so easy to use. After 15 years it had to be replaced, so we thought we'd go with another lg. This unit had very good reviews and was the size we needed. It was very easy to set up and has a good picture, but that's that's where the pros end. As I had read, the magic wand rollerball is overly sensitive at times, them doesn't work at all. The interface is mind numbingly chaotic. The onscreen menus go on forever and there seems to be no easy way to maneuver through the options. LG also seems to have over 900 "LG stations", but they're all useless. Sorting through all the options takes forever, to the point that we're so frustrated we just give up. The basic picture technology is comparable to any other brand, but its the quality of the interface that makes this unit such poor choice.

The only thing I don’t like about this tv is the remote control. You have to press this little wheel that is tiny and very sensitive. It is the enter button so you need to press it all the time. Otherwise, it’s a great tv.

This was my 1st LG TV, Replacing my other primary tv, that had recently died. I found the picture quality to be very good, And I'm very satisfied. At 1st I found it's unique remote a little bit more difficult to use, but that began to grow on me. It's almost like having a virtual computer mouse in your hand, which took a bit of getting familiar with, but wasn't that hard. I found The configuration settings, a little burdensome to get thru , but again it wasn't that difficult. Overall, for it's good price point, I find myself very satisfied with it's picture quality and features, including the smart TV features built in.