LG 65QNED73B Mini LED

In this lg 65qned73b mini led review, the LG 65QNED73B is the cheapest 65-inch mini led TV in our 2026 guide at $599.99, and it ranks tenth because it is built for streaming rather than fast gaming. It pairs Mini LED backlighting with Quantum Dot and NanoCell color, plus a 60Hz panel and a 3.7-star average from 160 Amazon ratings. Buy it if your evenings are Netflix, YouTube and network TV on a 65-inch screen. Skip it if you want 144Hz gaming or Dolby Vision. At 30.6 pounds without the stand, one person can lift it onto a media console, and the included stand, remote and power cable mean no extra purchases on day one.

Picture quality comes from the A7 AI Processor 4K Gen9, which upscales 1080p broadcasts and older HD shows toward 4K clarity, so sitcoms and news look sharper than they would on a plain 4K panel. For example, Filmmaker Mode keeps the director's original colors and frame rate, while Dynamic Tone Mapping and AI Brightness Control adapt the picture to your room. Colors are certified at 100% Color Volume, which means reds, blues and greens stay vivid even in bright scenes. However, HDR support stops at HDR10 and HLG, so Dolby Vision discs fall back to a standard HDR picture. Motion is the bigger limit: the 60Hz panel with TruMotion and AMD FreeSync Premium handles casual console play, but competitive shooters will show blur. On top of that, audio is 2.0-channel with AI Sound Pro and Dolby Digital, fine for dialogue but thin for action movies.

Value is where this LG 65QNED73B earns its place: $599.99 buys a 65-inch mini led panel with three HDMI ports, webOS with Google Gemini, Alexa voice control, AirPlay, Google Cast, and Wi-Fi plus Ethernet. By contrast, the Hisense 65E7SF costs about $50 more and adds 144Hz and Dolby Vision, which matters if you game or want the widest HDR range. Meanwhile, wall mounting uses a common 300 x 200 mm VESA pattern, and coverage is a one-year parts and labor warranty. The honest trade-off is motion and HDR depth: this is a streaming-first TV, not a gaming monitor. Even so, in a bedroom or family room where the remote stays on Netflix and YouTube, it delivers a big bright picture for less than any other 65-inch mini led set in this guide. If that is your routine, this is the one to get.