LG QNED evo 115QNED92BU 115"

A cinema-scale 115-inch screen with solid Mini-LED performance and great gaming chops. It's a luxury beast for size-obsessed buyers, not pixel-peeping purists.

What surprised us most is how well the α8 AI processor handles motion on a screen this massive. Fast-moving sports and 120Hz gaming look smooth and clear, which isn't always a given on giant panels. The Mini-LED backlight with Precision Dimming Ultra does a respectable job keeping black levels deep, though you will notice a bit of blooming around bright objects in a dark room if you're looking for it. It's a strong performer, landing in the upper tier of our database for display and gaming, but it's the size that truly dominates the experience.

The natural rival here is the Samsung Neo QLED QN900F. Samsung's flagship will likely edge out the LG in pure contrast and brightness with its superior local dimming, but you'll pay a premium for it. On the other end, a projector setup could give you this size for less money, but you'd sacrifice the convenience, brightness, and gaming features of a proper TV. The Sony BRAVIA XR A95L is a picture quality champion, but it tops out at 77 inches, so it's not even playing the same game. This LG is for the person who refuses to compromise on screen size.

With a price spread from $13,000 to over $18,500, you absolutely need to shop around. Best Buy currently has the lowest listed price, and that's where you should be looking. Is it worth it? If you have the space and the budget, and you prioritize size above all else, yes. This is a luxury purchase, not a value play. You're paying for the sheer engineering feat of a high-performance 115-inch screen that you can actually buy and have delivered.

The LG QNED evo 115QNED92BU is a statement piece. At nearly 116 inches, this is the TV you buy when you want your living room to feel like an actual theater and you have the wall space to prove it. The one thing to know is that it delivers a genuinely impressive big-screen experience with solid Mini-LED brightness and color, but it's not chasing the absolute peak of picture perfection you'd find in a flagship OLED. It's built for sheer, immersive scale, and on that front, it's a knockout.

If you're looking for the absolute best picture quality with perfect blacks, this isn't it. Go get a 77-inch Sony A95L or an 83-inch LG G4 OLED instead. You'll lose some screen real estate, but the contrast and color accuracy will be a clear step up for critical movie watching in a dark room.

The LG QNED evo 115QNED92BU is a thrill. It's not the most technically perfect picture we've ever seen, but it's the most cinematic experience you can get without hiring a contractor. If you want to turn your home into the neighborhood's go-to spot for movie night and game day, and you can stomach the price tag, this is your TV. Just make sure your wall can handle it.