The LG NANO80 2020 is a lower-midrange 4k TV with okay overall performance. It's a larger variant of the LG NANO81 and offers similar performance and features, except there isn't any local dimming. It has an IPS panel with fairly wide viewing angles, but that comes at the cost of its low contrast ratio, and blacks appear gray when viewed in the dark. Despite missing many gaming features, it has a decent response time and incredibly low input lag, so it's a good choice for casual gaming. Unfortunately, HDR content doesn't pop how it should because it doesn't get bright in that mode, but it displays a wide color gamut for HDR content. Lastly, LG's WebOS is easy-to-use and the LG Content Store has a great selection of apps available to download.
Screen size: 65 inches
OS: webOS Smart TV
HDMI: 3 x HDMI 2.0
USB ports: 2
Color display bits: Billion Rich Colors
Audio power output: 20W
Dolby: Dolby Atmos
Processor: α7 Gen5 AI Processor 4K
Picture Mode: 9
AI Picture: AI Picture Pro
Streaming apps: Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, Binge, Disney+, Kayo, Netflix, Stan
Energy rating: 5.5
Quantum Dot meets NanoCell for a brilliant spectrum of real colour
Dimming Pro & Ultra Contrast LED TV
Smart Functionality, including ThinQ AI and WebOS
Immerse yourself in a quality picture with α7 AI Processor 4K Gen6
Ultra Big Screens available
Real 4K UHD picture, colour and depth
α5 AI Processor Gen6 with AI 4K upscaling
ThinQ AI webOS Smart TV with Magic Remote
True Cinema Experience suported with Active HDR , Film Maker Mode , AI Sound
Unlimited Gameplay with HGiG , ALLM , HDMI 2.0 eARC , Game Optimizer
1 year warranty
75 in, LED TV
4K Resolution, 3840 x 2160 pixels
Wifi, Ethernet
Smart TV
2 Speakers, 20 W Output
Ultra Slim, 178 ° Viewing Angle
3 HDMI Ports, 2 USB Ports
Supports Apps & Games
Vivid color and remarkable detail with 4K HDR10 Pro
A smarter viewing experience with the α7 AI Processor 4K Gen6
Smart Functionality, including ThinQ AI and WebOS
Streaming built-in, including LG Channels, Netflix, Apple TV+, and Disney+