LG 2022 TV Range Buying Guide: Which Model Is Right For You?

[@vCWGaz]

Alas, I’ve scrolled the depths of KZbin for a breakdown like this and as I was moments from despair, The Wizard of Wojcicki’s algorithm brings me here! To such a comprehensive name explainer! QLED more like Quite the LEDgends haha 🥰🤧 with that said I think I’ll stick with my SONY PVM 2130QM thank you very much - all the best SHS and enjoy a thumbs up from yours truly

[@smarthomesounds]

Thanks for the comment. These videos take a while to make but comments like this make it all worth while. All the best from the SHS team 👍

[@vetoland92]

Love these buying guides. The Sony one helped me tremendously. Ended up getting the Sony A80J (even tho it wasn't mentioned in the video).

[@smarthomesounds]

Thanks for the comment it’s much appreciated. The A80J is one of the SHS favourites so good choice.

[@dookie3453]

Would you do a Hisense lineup guide?

[@jcs3330]

I do not think 'any' man-made or machine built product is 100% perfect or perfect in it's build, design or performance (it's made-made right!). BUT!....I purchased the LG OLED 55" (with the matching soundbar and the subwoofer.) Can't wait to install it and sit back and take it all in. Personally, I am not a gamer, so bought the TV for two reasons, great reviews, but overall for the amazing flat to wall gallery aesthetic, which stopped me in my tracks when I was out shopping just casually looking for a tv. This particular model is probably the only tv on the market that looks just equally amazing when it is switched off!.....take a look around, there aren't many tv's that can deliver that too.

[@matusgerbiark3622]

I am thinking about 55" LG 55QNED7S for discounted price 460 EUR

[@M82RKY]

The C2 77" was down to £2500 ish in November from some retailers, yes a BF deal but just shows how much mark-up companies put on and how much retailers can sell that TV for.......any chance we can get a deal like this from you guys?

[@mauricemeyer3955]

why are the 4 K HDR sets not mentioned?

[@ShazeAn]

Great guide... very underrated channel.

[@terrym540]

A very useful guide for someone with an older TV. Are the 2022 LG TVs such an improvement over the 2021 models as to warrant an upgrade? I have a C1, which has an EVO panel, and the PQ even with SDR content, is extremely impressive. Also, has external build quality been maintained?

[@nightlore000]

Thank you for posting :) .. I'd like to know why almost all LG 50" models are VA Panels instead of IPS .. All of my Tv's are IPS .. I don't like VA panels. 30 years TV engineer 1974 - 2004 :)

[@27TheJose]

Thanks. This is exactly what I needed

[@mondo2417]

Same here!!!!!!

[@georgeeskandar5080]

am I able to download IPTV on it ?

[@shortyyys]

Need some help after watching your guides : Im between 55'LG NANO76 and Samsung UE55BU8072. On paper nanocell tech should be better but the reviews say the opposite

[@destrayo3049]

what about the lg cs

[@vincentfox4929]

Fantastic guide as the sony guide.

[@philjiful]

Any issues with burn in with current OLED TV's?

[@sandintpc]

HI ! need your help which one you recommend Samsung CU 8000 Vs LG UR9000?

[@timothyanthony7390]

Very useful information, I had to subscribe to your channel. :) BTW, do you have a buying guide for LG 2023 models? I am more interested to know about LG QNED 2023, especially QNED 85.

[@juriel2772]

Me too

[@breadgarlichouse2265]

Is the 65QNED80SQA edge lit or direct lit?

[@salindal]

absolutely fantastic video. thanks

[@smarthomesounds]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lukas1k]

I need an answer... we are trying to buy a new TV and we are stuck between two models: the NANO76 and the QNED81. Both in the 65" Version. NanoCell comes in around 600€ and the QNED is basically 1200€. Is the difference between these two big enough to justify spending double? how big of a difference in Black-Contrast do they really have? for information, we are not going to play console on them, just for standard TV and streaming, so I guess the 120hz aren't even really necessary..? can you help??

[@sulaimandayoub]

This was really useful info thank you bro

[@smarthomesounds]

Glad it was helpful!

[@CrunchyF123]

thanks for the info on the qned81 .... i was about to drop 600 on one to use as a pc monitor ... now im not touching them with a barge pole

[@wqtransports]

I absolutely love this series of videos. Can you please do TCL and Hisense TVs??? Thank you ❤🙏🏿

[@smarthomesounds]

Great suggestion!

[@sumitvasdev2077]

C2 or A80K

[@screwface1971]

got a 48 C2, love it 😍

[@jeansandmyshirt]

hi would a 85inch version too big for a room? i'm currently using a 55inch older lg tv. viewing from 9ft away. thanks.

[@jeffazarva6549]

So what's the best picture quality? Lcd or oled.?

[@GhostofTradition]

oled

[@eggspresso8340]

Very useful video. Is there a similar guide for Samsung tv ?

[@smarthomesounds]

Glad you found it helpful! Keep your eyes peeled later this week 👀

[@eggspresso8340]

@@smarthomesounds thank you. Looking forward 😊

[@teegann2978]

Thank you very much!

[@jak_the_buddha]

I always want an LG, but the colours seem a bit to cartoony

[@ronandres6258]

awsome videos, well done

[@smarthomesounds]

Thank you very much Ron 👍

[@Lozin80]

I own the Samsung QN90B and it’s great but I still wanted the OLED and just picked up the 77” G2. It will stay in the box for a few weeks while I wait for my Denon X4800H on pre-order.

[@smarthomesounds]

Great choice!

[@america2793]

I love A good lgtv

[@Ss55399]

Excellent comprehensive video. Sorted and Crisp. Have seen your video on Sony too. Please make a video on Samsung tv as well. I am planning to buy one, and evaluating Sony/LG/Samsung. Will be waiting for your video. Thank you.

[@cheapme1850]

Lol, I came here for review of the UQ range because I’m cheap, and got two seconds of review.

[@RockyRoyale84]

Right?

[@slappyhue]

Considering their OLEDs can fail due to hidden electronical defects after less than 1k hours of use and LG proudly takes no responsibility for this, it doesn't make much sense to spend that amount of money for so little use. Very disappointing, given the viewing experience is for the most part decent.

[@smarthomesounds]

All the LG TV’s we sell have 5 year warranty’s so you are fully covered should this happen. We can say we have not seen customers with these issues.

[@Kenofla]

LG TV are great and all but when it comes to their remote designs, still primitive. Too many buttons. Annoying to use. Samsung’s remote is so minimalist and simple.

[@martynbutlerOBE]

What are the 5 biggest mistakes DEAF and Hard of Hearing viewers make? REVIEWERS NEED TO ADDRESS OUR NEEDS (Please) Whats happening with SUBTITLES Why haven't TV manufacturers moved on? Anyone explain? Is any manufacturer employing Auracast? TV For The Deaf - HELP!

[@lynnkim8320]

Don't buy LG TV. I bought 5 LG TVs 5 years ago. But I can't watch TV because 2 units have a line on the monitor. When I talked to the service center, they told me to buy a new one because the warranty period was over. LG TV is only used for 5 years. It's shorter than a cheap Chinese TV

[@stop_lying_bro]

Same happened to my QLED Samsung of 4 years. Guess it’s not a LG problem

[@swarthyjake4433]

Want to waste your money ?buy an LG television , it will also drive you mad.

[@adamlambert8984]

sorry too say bud but lg tvs are no good thay all ways have dirty sceen effect