The LG 65NANO81 65 inch NanoCell TV is designed for viewers who want vibrant colors, wide viewing angles, and LG’s smart TV experience at a more affordable price than OLED models.
LG 65NANO81 65 Inch NanoCell TV
What Makes It Good
- Pure Colors with NanoCell Technology
LG’s NanoCell layer filters impurities from colors, helping reds, greens, and blues look cleaner and more vibrant than standard LED TVs. - alpha 5 AI Processor 4K Gen7
Improves picture and sound automatically using AI scene optimization and 4K upscaling for lower-resolution content. - 4K UHD Resolution
Crisp detail with 3840 × 2160 resolution, ideal for Netflix, YouTube, DSTV HD, and gaming consoles. - Wide Viewing Angles
Uses an IPS-style panel, which keeps colors more consistent when viewing from the side — useful for large living rooms and group viewing. - Magic Remote Support
One of LG’s strongest features. Easier navigation with pointer control, voice commands, and quick app access. - AI Sound Pro
Virtual surround sound enhancement improves dialogue clarity and overall immersion. - Gaming Features
- ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode)
- Game Optimizer
- Low input lag
Good for casual PS5 and Xbox gaming at 4K 60fps.

Important Limitations
| Feature | LG 65NANO81 |
|---|---|
| Native Refresh Rate | 60Hz |
| HDMI 2.1 | No |
| VRR Support | No |
| Dolby Vision | No |
| HDR Brightness | Moderate |
| Best Room Type | Bright / mixed lighting |
Real-World Picture Quality
The TV performs well for:
- Sports
- Daytime viewing
- Family rooms
- General streaming
- Wide seating arrangements
However, darker movie scenes are weaker because NanoCell IPS panels have lower native contrast and weaker black levels compared to VA panels or OLED TVs. RTINGS notes that dark-room movie performance is one of its weaker areas.
Gaming Performance
For casual gaming:
- Input lag is very low
- Motion handling is decent
- 4K 60Hz gaming works well
But competitive gamers may miss:
- 120Hz refresh rate
- VRR
- HDMI 2.1 features
Community Feedback
Community discussions often praise:
- Wide viewing angles
- Bright colorful image
- Good smart features
Common criticisms include:
- Weak black levels
- Limited HDR brightness
- IPS glow in dark rooms
Best For
- Bright living rooms
- Sports fans
- Family TV watching
- Casual console gaming
- Users who prefer LG webOS and Magic Remote
Not Ideal For
- Cinema-style dark-room viewing
- Users wanting deep OLED-like blacks
- Serious next-gen gaming with 120Hz/VRR











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