The backlight uses local dimming rather than Full Array too. You’re making do with a quard-core processor rather than the a7 Gen 4 AI, and you won’t get Dolby Vision either. LG Nano80 4K NanoCell (50, 55, 65, 75-inch): This step-down 4K NanoCell model drops the motion rate from 120Hz to 60Hz, with an exception for its 86-inch size (which still features 120Hz). The Nano90 is a 4K set featuring Nano Color, a 120Hz panel, It’s compatible with the Gallery Stand, too. LG Nano90 4K NanoCell (55, 65, 75, 86-inch): We’re no longer in Mini LED / QNED territory, with these 2021 iterations on last year’s NanoCell LCD TVs.
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LG QNED85 4K TV (65, 75-inch): This step-down QNED model is also 4K, and matches the QNED90 for specs aside from its 60Hz panel. It uses the a7 Gen 4 AI processor rather than the a9 though. LG QNED90 4K TV (65, 75, 86-inch): This QNED television packs in 4K resolution, a 120Hz panel, and Full Array Local Dimming through its Mini LED backlight. It uses an 8K iteration of the a9 Gen 4 AI Processor too. LG QNED95 8K TV (65, 75-inch): The QNED95 cleaves close to the QNED99, as a Mini LED 8K TV, but makes do with a 60Hz panel rather than 120Hz. It’s an 8K TV too, and packs a 120Hz panel with Full Array Local Dimming, as well as supporting hands-free voice commands. LG QNED99 8K TV (65, 75, 86-inch): The Nano9Z is this year’s highest-spec ‘QNED’ television, meaning it makes use of a Mini LED backlight to improve brightness control and contrast over standard LCD-LED displays.
77-inch OLED77C14LA is available April on LG’s website for £4,499.65-inch OLED65C14LA is available April on LG’s website for £2,499.55-inch OLED55C14LA is available April on LG’s website for £1,699.83-inch OLED83C1PUA is available May 2021 for $5,999.77-inch OLED77C1PUB is available this month on LG’s website for $3,799.65-inch OLED65C1PUB is available this month on LG’s website for $2,499.55-inch OLED55C1PUB is available this month on LG’s website for $1,799.48-inch OLED48C1PUB is available April 2021 for $1,499.There might be one or two areas for improvement, but otherwise the LG C1 OLED is still the gold standard for 2021 OLED TVs. It’s missing the new OLED evo panels going into the G1 OLED, but even in their absence the C1 produces colorful, bright and rich pictures with support for most types of HDR. In our review, we called the C1 one of the best TVs at any price. You’ll get the most sizing options with the C Series, going as small as 48 inches and including a new 83-inch size.
LG C1 4K OLED (48, 55, 65, 77, 83-inch): The successor to last year’s popular CX OLED is the C1, with a new 83-inch size, an a9 Gen 4 AI processor, and support for Dolby Vision / Atmos.
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