SeekerLG NANO75 2022
The LG NANO75 is an alright TV. It's best-suited for watching sports or shows in a moderately lit room, as it can't overcome a lot of glare. It looks bad in a dark room, so it's not a good choice for watching movies in the dark, as it has low contrast, poor black uniformity, and no local dimming feature. It's okay for casual gaming, thanks to its exceptionally low input lag and a decent response time, but it lacks any advanced gaming features. Sadly, HDR adds nothing since it can't display a wide color gamut, and it's not bright enough for HDR highlights to stand out in any way.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- Experience over a billion* rich and vivid colors and deep black for a lifelike image with this LG NanoCell display. LG's α5 Gen5 AI Processor 4K enhances your picture and sound
- AI Brightness Control automatically adjusts your screen to give you just the right amount of brightness, regardless of the light conditions in your room
- Game Optimizer lets you adjust all of your game settings in one convenient dashboard. Keep up with the action with low input lag and fast response times from Auto Low-Latency Mode and HGiG compliance.
- Customize your viewing experience for you and your family with separate accounts and personalized recommendations. Quickly point, click, scroll or use your voice to find your favorite content faster with the LG Magic Remote
- Mount it on the wall with a 300 x 300 VESA mount (sold separately). Magic Remote, remote control batteries (AA), power cable, and quick start guide are included. TV stand sold separately
PROS
+ Image remains consistent at a moderate viewing angle.
+ Great selection of streaming apps.
+ Lower resolution content like DVDs or cable TV is upscaled well.
CONS
- Low contrast results in grayish blacks in a dark room.
- Sub-par peak brightness.
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Rtings on July 18, 2022
The LG NANO75 is an alright TV. It's best-suited for watching sports or shows in a moderately lit room, as it can't overcome a lot of glare. It looks bad in a dark room, so it's not a good choice for watching movies in the dark, as it has low contrast, poor black uniformity, and no local dimming feature. It's okay for casual gaming, thanks to its exceptionally low input lag and a decent response time, but it lacks any advanced gaming features. Sadly, HDR adds nothing since it can't display a wide color gamut, and it's not bright enough for HDR highlights to stand out in any way.
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