LG NANO90x (2020) Series

Strong color performance Easy to use Wide viewing angle support Much improved black levels

Missing key UK apps Mild backlight blooming Backlight flickering No HDR10+ support

While the LG Nano 90 doesn’t quite turn established LCD wisdom entirely on its head, it does deliver a big enough step forward for LG’s LCD technology and transforms it into a genuine contender in the hugely competitive mid-range LCD TV market.

Impressive colour, detail and viewing angles ; Much improved backlight system versus previous LG LCDs ; Easy to use

Could be a touch cheaper ; Black levels still bettered by some rivals ; Currently (hopefully temporarily) lacks key UK catch up apps

Lovely 4K HDR images ; Feature-packed ; Great for now and future gamers

Not the most tolerant upscaler ; Can look noticeably backlighty ; No UK catch-up TV apps as yet

Play to its strengths and this LED-backlit LG is an across-the-board impressive telly. It can't outsmart OLED in overall visual attributes, but it is super low-lag and ideal for gamers of now and into the future.

Removes 24p judder from any source. Low input lag. Decent HDR brightness. Upscales lower-resolution content without issues. 120Hz panel and VRR support. Impressive reflection handling. Quick response time results in smooth motion. Gets bright enough to...

Image looks darker at wide viewing angles. Local dimming performs poorly. Low native contrast ratio. Can't display a wide color gamut.

The LG NANO90 2021 is good for most uses. It performs best for watching shows or sports because it has fairly wide viewing angles, impressive reflection handling, and good peak brightness. It's also good for gaming thanks to its HDMI 2.1 and VRR...

Displays proper chroma 4:4:4. Impressive response time. Fairly wide viewing angles. Removes judder from any source. Impressive reflection handling. Full-array local dimming feature. Excellent low input lag.

Doesn't get very bright. Low contrast ratio. Mediocre black uniformity. Visible dirty screen effect. Doesn't bring out highlights in HDR.

The LG 75NANO90UNA is a good overall TV. With its IPS panel, it provides fairly wide viewing angles, which is ideal for watching TV shows, sports, or using it as a PC monitor. It's also great for gaming because it has a quick response time, low input...

Displays proper chroma 4:4:4. Impressive response time. Fairly wide viewing angles. Removes judder from any source. Impressive reflection handling. Full-array local dimming feature. Excellent low input lag.

Doesn't get very bright. Low contrast ratio. Mediocre black uniformity. Visible dirty screen effect. Doesn't bring out highlights in HDR.

The LG NANO90 is a good overall TV. With its IPS panel, it provides fairly wide viewing angles, which is ideal for watching TV shows, sports, or using it as a PC monitor. It's also great for gaming because it has a quick response time, low input lag,...

Loads of features ; Great 4K HDR pictures ; Ready for next-gen gamers ; Good OS

So-so upscaler ; Intrusive backlighting ; No UK catch-up TV services

LG’s best LED TV in a while could be the perfect partner for the Playstation 5 or Xbox Series X you’ve promised yourself…

This screen from LG offers outstanding ease of use, wide format support and excellent contrast for an LCD.

Colour rendition is marred by unevenness, and contrast is not quite on a par with leading rivals.

LG has succeeded in raising the quality of this year’s LCD screens: The NANO 90 achieves visible improvements in contrast and black level, areas where previous generations looked disappointingly grey. The Nano 90 isn’t perfect: In particular, we’d like...

LG-skjermen har glimrende brukervennlighet, bred formatstøtte og utmerket kontrast til LCD å være.

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