- A lot of people have been asking me
about TV recommendations.
And in this video, I bring you a look
at one of the latest from LG.
It's the best LED TV the company has ever produced.
The LG QNED MiniLED TV.
Let's talk about.
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Okay, tech squad.
If you're wanting to pick up a new TV
for your new game console or just for the holidays,
or because you feel like upgrading,
the LG QNED90 MiniLED line provides a lot of value
for the money.
I'll be talking specifically about the 65 inch version
that LG sent over,
but you can also get this one in 75 and 86 inch sizes.
I'll leave links in the description
if you wanna check this TV out for yourself.
So first let's talk about inputs and connectivity.
The LG QNED90 features four HDMI 2.1 ports on the side,
two of which support 4K at 120 Hertz.
And one of which supports eARC.
You also get three USB ports,
two on the side and one on the rear.
And even (indistinct) port,
if you wanna connect to a wired network
and an optical audio output.
As far as wireless goes,
the LG QNED90 supports Wifi 5
as well as Bluetooth 5.0.
Next. The main feature of any TV
is going to be picture quality.
The LG QNED90 features a 4K display
powered by LG's A7 Gen 4 AI processor 4K.
It uses advanced machine learning
to improve image quality on the fly.
It also does a great job at up-scaling content to 4K.
You get great viewing angles
along with precise life-like color as well.
Thanks to the Quantum Dot nanoparticle filter
combined with the MiniLED backlight array.
That means you get bright, accurate colors
with enhanced contrast and the deepest blacks
seen on a non-OLED LG television.
The TV supports Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos
giving you support for automatic picture adjustment
based on the ambient lighting in the room you are in,
and the content genre that you're watching.
And of course, Dolby Atmos support gives you
that multidimensional sound
that adds realism to whatever you're watching.
You also get HDR 10 and HLG support as well.
So several flavors of HDR.
This all means that you've got your bases covered
in watching high dynamic range content.
So movies and TV shows will look great.
If you're a purist, you can enable filmmaker mode,
which optimizes the picture and processor
to show movies in the way the editors
meant for it to be seen without a lot of the post-processing
that modern TVs use.
Next, let's talk about the gaming features.
Because I know, a lot of you are looking for a new TV
to pair with a new PlayStation 5 or Xbox series X.
But even if you're sticking with previous gen consoles
or looking to do PC gaming,
the LG QNED90 has got you covered as well.
Not only is this a native 4K panel
with a 120 Hertz frame rate,
but you've got AMD FreeSync premium support,
variable refresh rate up to 120 frames per second,
which significantly reduces stuttering and tearing
for clearer and smoother gameplay.
You get auto low latency mode,
game optimizer and enhanced audio return channel.
Seriously. When it comes to gaming,
the LG QNED90 supports everything you need.
The TV also supports the latest tech from Apple,
including built-in Airplay 2 support for streaming directly
to the TV from your Apple devices,
Apple Home kit support for controlling the TV
using Siri or the Home app and support for the Apple TV app
where you can watch Apple's library of content,
the vast majority of which supports
both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
Now like all of LG's TV line,
the QNED90 runs on webOS
which is personally my favorite smart TV platform.
It's still nice and fluid and easy to switch
between apps and inputs.
The magic remote is still here letting you point and click,
use the tactile buttons or use your voice
to control everything.
The LG QNED90 is available right now.
And if you're looking for a TV to pair
with your new game console,
or just because you want something with the latest tech,
you really can't go wrong here.
You get a tremendous feature set
in a nice thin design with super slim bezels
and one of the best display images I've seen,
thanks to that combination of Quantum Dots and Mini LEDs.
It has wide viewing angles, decent reflection handling,
and amazing peak brightness.
So it's a good choice for a bright room.
It runs on the same webOS platform
found on other LG TVs this year,
and it comes with the improved remote
found on many of LG's other 2021 models.
If you're interested,
I'll leave the link down in the description below.
Thanks for watching as always guys,
I appreciate your support.
I'm Andru Edwards and I will catch you in the next video.