LG - 55” Class 80 Series QNED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2024)
- Brand:
- LG
- Model Number:
- 55QNED80TUC
- UPC:
- 195174081105
- EAN:
- 0195174081105
- ASIN:
- B0CVSJTPRY
- Best Buy SKU:
- 6578181
- Walmart SKU:
- 5440505127
At $769.00, pricing shows 0.0% discount compared to typical $0.00 levels.
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$799.99 | |
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Lowest Price
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$546.99 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$596.99 |
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$769.00 | |
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$496.99 | |
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$769.00 |
Tracking History: We have tracked LG - 55” Class 80 Series QNED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2024) since 6/14/2024. The most recent price update was on Dec 30, 2024.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $496.99 (lowest on 11/27/2024) to $769.00 (highest on 8/22/2024). The average price during this period is $691.63.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.4/5 from 135 reviews.
After searching for a new TV, we decided to purchase the 65 inch LG one. I am so glad we did. I am utterly shocked at how crisp & clear the picture is. It is heavy but not bulky Infact it's sleek design was one of the many features that made us purchase it. The sound is superb and great for my hard of hearing husband. It's easy to navigate and has loads of built in apps. The remote is light and a very sleek design. I was impressed with the attention to detail behind the screen. It has a place for the wires to hide and not drag or hang behind so it's seen underneath the screen, a simple solution on a modern TV. I would definitely recommend if your looking to make a new purchase!!
this tv is beautiful 🤩🤩🤩🤩
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently upgraded from a 55-inch to the LG 75QNED80T6A, and while I initially had reservations about the size, I quickly acclimated to the larger screen. The colors on this TV are exceptionally vibrant, and the picture quality is excellent, providing a truly immersive viewing experience. There are numerous settings for both sound and picture, yet the interface is user-friendly and intuitive. The TV can automatically detect movies and adjust to the appropriate modes, though you can easily tailor the settings to your own preferences. The sound quality is decent on its own, but pairing the TV with a soundbar noticeably enhances the audio experience. Additionally, it supports Bluetooth connectivity with certain portable LG speakers, adding to its versatility. The menus are clear, although navigating the home menu can sometimes be slow. The gaming experience is particularly noteworthy with HDR and the Game Optimiser, delivering excellent sound and visuals. The Magic Remote might take a bit of time to get used to, but it feels natural after some use. The TV also boasts a wide array of apps, including support for Alexa and Google voice assistants, making it a comprehensive smart TV option. Overall, the LG 75QNED80T6A is a fantastic upgrade with its impressive color vibrancy, superb picture quality, and robust smart features, despite some minor navigational slowdowns and the need for additional sound enhancements.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV is incredibly thin so it is very sleek and smart, not at all bulky. Which is perfect for a family home. The picture quality is amazing, it is so crisp and clear thanks to the Quantam Dot Nanocell technology! The excellent picture quality and the size of this screen make it feel completely immersive so whether you are watching a movie or playing a video game you can just allow yourself to truly feel and be in the moment! The only downside to the picture quality is that I do feel the screen is a bit reflective so there can be a bit of glare - not an issue here thanks to our thick, heavy curtains, but for some this could be an issue. I felt that the audio was fine, but my husband felt it was lacking a bit. I found the built in WebOS to be very helpful and convenient as it allows us to easily navigate through our streaming services as well as a range of apps. The remote is a nice shape & size, fitting comfortably in the hand. The remote has voice command and also shortcut buttons to the most popular streaming services. All in all, I do love this. Although I definitely get the least use out of it than anyone else in the house!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] At first I thought going from a 50 inch to 75 was absolutely silly but after having the tv for around a month now, I think it's truly brilliant and I can really understand why people spend so much on tvs now. The quality is exceptional, and really blows my mind.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The quality of the images on this TV is simply amazing. We had upgraded from a smaller but smart TV and the difference is mind blowing. The set up is easy, changing streaming devices is one button, and the hdmi input for a session of gaming is beyond simple. This is truly state of the art, the speed, the graphics, the ease of use. It is a truly luxurious product!
Excellent Upgrade to my TV set up. Went frok an old HD 43” to this 4K whopper and Oh My! do you notice the difference. On HDR and 4K enabled content the colours really pop. As an avid gamer, the dynamic game mode to allow me quickly adjust settings based on the game type (FPS, Sports) is also a welcome addition. Unboxing is really easy as you remove the box from the TV rather than the Tv from the box so less risk of damaging the TV. Still requires 2 people to lift into place. Also the polystyrene packaging doubles as a temporary stand to allow you to fix the legs which I found to be very clever and useful. Set up is really straightforward but if you use a VPN on your mobile and want to set up with the app, make sure it's turned off as it seems to affect this (I realised after 20mins of wondering why app set up wouldn't work until I turned off and it worked instantly) The menus are sometimes a bit slow and lag (but I'm used to this having had such an old tv but could bother some people) and Disappointed that a TV of this size and a good spec is missing the PnP (Picture in Picture) mode that is reserved for its slightly more expensive brother. Sound is also on the light side with very little in the bass range (to be expected) so a soundbar to accompany would be a good investment also. Overall after a week of ownership - reviews are positive with a few minor downsides.
Picture is great. Interface is very good and not slow like I was expecting. Overall, very happy with the TV. Walmart gets 5 stars. Walmart shipped the TV immediately. FedEx held the TV hostage and would not deliver for 10 days although every day they said it was coming the next day. FedEx destroyed an excellent experience as the TV didn't arrive in time for the SEC championship game.
Nightmare to set up vision settings. Far too many obtuse settings with no meaningful description of use. Disappointed with viewing during day-time. Brilliance permanently seems set at 100% Picture quality becomes evident when watching evenings or with the curtains closed. Sound quality is good. Would really, really like to get rid of the annoying on-screen pointer feature.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not impressed. Set frequently stops to announce “this app will now update to free up memory”. Tinned Wimbledon tennis and impossible when watching detective procedural shows. Or anything for that matter.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $596.99 (Jul 11) to $596.99 (Jul 11) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $596.99.
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