LG's 75-inch QNED TV hits record low price of $897

LG's 75-inch QNED TV hits a record low price

LG's 75-inch QNED85A Mini LED 4K Smart TV is on sale for $896.99 on Amazon. That's a $500 discount from its list price of $1,396.99 and, according to price trackers, the lowest price the TV has ever been.

The model sits in the middle of LG's 2025 QNED lineup. It features Mini LED backlighting with local dimming and is powered by the company's latest α8 AI Processor Gen 2.

Key specs for gamers and streamers

This TV is built for modern entertainment setups. It has four HDMI ports, and crucially, all four support 4K at 120Hz.

That makes it a strong match for current-generation consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. It also supports variable refresh rate (VRR) to reduce screen tearing.

For connectivity and audio, it includes:

• Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3
• eARC for high-quality soundbar connections
• HDR10 and HLG HDR format support

The TV runs LG's 2025 version of webOS. LG promises five years of software updates through its Re:New program.

Performance in daily use

In practice, the QNED85A handles a variety of content well. Standard HD broadcasts and cable look solid after some basic picture adjustments. The TV's upscaling makes lower-resolution content, like DVDs, appear cleaner on the large 75-inch screen.

Motion handling is generally good for sports and movies, with smooth camera pans. Colors in standard modes look natural rather than oversaturated.

The trade-offs at this price

The main compromises come in picture quality, a direct result of its edge-lit design. Black levels aren't especially deep, and you may notice a faint glow around bright objects on dark backgrounds.

HDR content lacks the impactful pop found on brighter, more advanced panels. The TV can also struggle in very bright rooms where glare becomes noticeable.

Fast, dark action scenes may show some blur. However, for under $900, it offers a massive screen with capable gaming features and solid overall performance.