U.S. orders (48 States)
U.S. orders (48 States)
Experience big-screen entertainment at home with the 85-inch LG QNED84B QNED evo AI 4K Smart TV. Combining a massive display with vibrant colors, sharp 4K picture quality, and advanced Mini LED technology, this TV delivers a bright and immersive viewing experience for movies, TV shows, sports, and more. Built-in smart features make it easy to find and enjoy your favorite content, while voice control and personalized recommendations help create a viewing experience tailored to your preferences.
The LG QNED84B is also designed for modern lifestyles, offering access to popular streaming apps, free live channels, and seamless connectivity with smart home devices. Gamers can enjoy smooth, responsive gameplay, while art and photography lovers can transform the screen into a stunning digital gallery when the TV is not in use. With its slim, modern design and enhanced sound and picture performance, this TV is an excellent centerpiece for any home entertainment setup.
Display & Picture Quality
Gaming Features
Smart TV Features
Popular Streaming Apps
Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, YouTube, Prime Video, ESPN, Apple TV, and more.
Audio Features
Supported Audio Formats
AC4, Dolby Digital (AC3), EAC3, HE-AAC, AAC, MP2, MP3, PCM, aptX
Connectivity
Power
Dimensions & Weight
TV with Stand
TV without Stand
Additional Measurements
Packaging
Included Accessories
General Information
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