LG is famous for its OLED range of TVs, but it’s also expanding its 2024 QNED-branded LCD lineup. At CES 2024, the company unveiled a 98-inch QNED LCD TV and updated its previous models with new features, including the webOS smart TV system, built-in Chromecast, AI-enhanced video, and more.
This year, LG has four QNED ranges: the 8K miniLED QNED99T, 4K miniLED QNED90T, QNED85T LCD, and the QNED80T range. The top QNED99T models will use LG’s Alpha 9 processor, while the QNED90T and QNED85T lineup will feature an updated Alpha 8 processor, and the QNED80T will use LG’s lower-end Alpha 5 Gen 7 chip.
All models offer LG’s webOS 24, individual profiles, Chromecast, and 4 years of webOS upgrades. Additionally, LG’s high-end models from 2022 and some others will receive webOS updates for free.
The 98-inch model is part of the mid-range QNED85T lineup, and LG will also offer models in 50-, 55-, 65-, 75-, and 86-inch sizes. LG will offer two 8K models (QNED99T) in 75- and 86-inch sizes, and the QNED90T 4K TVs will come in 65-, 75- and 86-inch sizes.
The bottom end of the lineup, the QNED80T, will be available in 43-, 50-, 55-, 65-, 75- and 86-inch sizes. More details and pricing for the new lineup will be available next year.
