This 65-inch LCD (LED) 4K UHD TV from LG is internet enabled, and uses LG's "WebOS" operating system. It includes built-in LG ThinQ, Google Assistant, and Amazon Alexa virtual assistants. LG claims this model will work also with external Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, and Apple Siri HomeKit devices. CR's tests found it had a wide viewing angle, but the picture quality was generally below par, and the HDR performance was not effective.

The LG NANO75 is an alright TV. It's best-suited for watching sports or shows in a moderately lit room, as it can't overcome a lot of glare. It looks bad in a dark room, so it's not a good choice for watching movies in the dark, as it has low contrast, poor black uniformity, and no local dimming feature. It's okay for casual gaming, thanks to its exceptionally low input lag and a decent response time, but it lacks any advanced gaming features. Sadly, HDR adds nothing since it can't display a wide color gamut, and it's not bright enough for HDR highlights to stand out in any way.