LG 65NANO91
![]() | Outdated Product Size ("): 65; Operating system: Smart TV (proprietary system); Screen coating: anti-glare; Resolution (px): 3840x2160; Frame rate (Hz): 100/120; HDR support: HDR10, Dolby Vision; Sound power (W): 20; Number of speakers: 2; Digital tuner: DVB-T2 (terrestrial); DVB-C (cable); DVB-S2 (satellite) E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Upgraded from a regular LG `43 Full HD, so the impressions are very positive. Especially concerning Wi-Fi 5 - the TV has a large number of free HD channels built-in (as well as regular ones from the standard multiplex), so the TV cable is basically no longer needed, everything is watched through fast Wi-Fi. There's not much point in talking about the image - it's all subjective, but the black color at a high set level of direct backlight dimming is indeed quite good. However, the sound is fairly ordinary, normal for TV, but nothing more. But I initially planned to connect a high-end stereo system through a receiver. That was quite a struggle, as I had to buy an HDMI ARC adapter and an additional RCA-RCA cable. In the end, everything worked out and I never looked back at the built-in speakers. WebOS is an excellent operating system; I had the 3rd version on my old LG, and the progress is very noticeable, especially in performance speed. The Magic Remote was initially inconvenient, but once I developed the skill, working with it was no longer an issue. I don't use the ThinkQ app - I don't see the point. I only control YouTube from my phone. Responsiveness, picture, remote, built-in [free] services Price at launch and a few minor issues: short power cord, complex connection process for third-party analog speakers |
Stylish Smart TV
The representative of the NanoCell series belongs to LG's older LED TVs, second only to 8K counterparts like the 65NANO97 in the hierarchy. The model received a crescent-shaped stand and rather thin frames.
"Smart" LG 65NANO91 is thanks to OS WebOS 5.0. It works flawlessly, quickly and correctly, especially when paired with the Magic Remote or Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant voice assistants. There is also a Home Dashboard smart home control panel, AirPlay 2 technology and other relevant device synchronization features.
Improved IPS-matrix
The model is based on a 65-inch IPS-matrix with a resolution of 3840 by 2160 pixels. Its traditional strengths include wide viewing angles, so that even the viewer, who is on the side of the screen, will see a high-quality image without obvious distortion.
Due to the use of Slim Direct backlighting and Full Array Dimming technology, image contrast improves, and black uniformity and depth are significantly higher than, say, LG 65NANO86 and other junior solutions from the manufacturer. Therefore, watching a movie in a darkened room will give a pleasant feeling.
The screen brightness is enough to improve the colour quality of HDR video (Dolby Vision standard is supported): the corresponding picture looks contrasty, saturated, but very natural.
Gaming potential
LG 65NANO91 is also suitable for video games. The matrix has a frame rate increased to 120 Hz, and thanks to FreeSync Premium, synchronization of the video sequence in conjunction with Radeon video cards will provide even greater smoothness of the picture without blurring. Also, the screen is characterized by low input lag, and HDMI 2.1 with increased bandwidth is provided among the connection interfaces.
LG 65NANO91 is a good model for various use cases (sports, movies, TV shows, games) and one of the few pure LED TVs that can compete with QLED counterparts.



































