LG 65QNED91T6A (2024) + Soundbar

High-contrast television for my home theater

With the LG 75QNED91T6A I create a real home cinema. The TV has a large contrast and color range, making images look very realistic and detailed.

Deep black tones
I immediately noticed the high contrast of the television. This is due to the mini-LED local dimming, where there are thousands of small lights behind the screen. Each light lights up individually or dims separately from the rest. The black tones are therefore really deep black, while white tones are bright white. This produces a powerful contrast with many details in shadows. This way I don't miss any important details while watching an exciting detective story. The high contrast also ensures a realistic image. White objects against a dark background have no light glow, which, for example, produces an impressive image of a starry sky. I'm watching a movie about the universe and I'm completely drawn into it.

Large color range
I am used to LG's QNED televisions having a large color range. This TV is no exception. The quantum dots behind the screen provide many color details. These are very small particles, each with its own color. In a tropical rainforest scene, this allows me to clearly see the difference between all the shades of green. This provides a very rich and realistic image. For an extra immersive experience, I enable the Dolby Vision Filmmaker Mode. The television automatically adjusts the picture settings so that the colors are even more similar to the colors you see in the cinema. It takes me a while to get used to this, because it makes the screen seem a bit warmer. Fortunately, I get used to it quickly and I don't want to watch any more films without this mode after this.

Fast HDMI ports for peripherals
A big advantage of this television is the 4 HDMI 2.1 ports. For example, I connect 2 game consoles and a soundbar to the television. My games have a high refresh rate of 100 Hz and therefore look smooth. This is especially useful when I play a game with fast movements, such as an action game on my PlayStation 5. The HDMI 2.1 connection increases the sound quality of my soundbar. Because this is also an HDMI eARC port, I use the Dolby Atmos function of the soundbar. The soundbar reflects the sound through the walls to my place on the couch, which produces a full surround sound. Without a soundbar, I don't find the sound of the television very full, which means I miss sound effects, for example.