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LG 43QNED8AA6A 43 inch 4K QNED TV with HDR10 and Local Dimming
₹68,990
₹43,990
- 43 inch 4K QNED display with HDR10 and Local Dimming for strong contrast and vivid color; 60 Hz keeps motion steady.
- WebOS platform with 8 GB ROM and 2 GB RAM; smooth streaming from Netflix and more.
- 3 HDMI ports and 2 USB ports; Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for wireless connections.
- Dolby Atmos support and 20W speakers; Chromecast Built-In for easy casting.
- 1 year warranty with technician-led installation and optional wall mount or table-top stand.
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Usage
The LG 43QNED8AA6A is built for everyday entertainment, delivering sharp 4K images and HDR10 content across streaming apps like Netflix, Youtube, Prime Video, JioHotstar, SonyLiv, Zee5, and more. With a 60 Hz panel, motion remains smooth enough for sports and casual gaming, and the wide 178 Degrees viewing angle keeps the picture consistent from different seats. Color feels lively thanks to QNED color processing and 4K AI Super Upscaling, which refines everything from a trailer to a full-length movie. If you’re watching in the dark or with ambient light, the Local Dimming helps contrast hold up, while Dolby Atmos can complement compatible content when you pair the TV with the right sound setup.
Capacity
Running on WebOS with 8 GB ROM and 2 GB RAM, this LG TV handles streaming apps and quick launches without major lag. Built‑in apps and casting options simplify access to your favorites, and you can cast from mobile devices using Chromecast Built-In or AirPlay depending on content. The memory footprint keeps a few apps ready at a tap, while the 20W speaker system provides room-filling sound for casual watching.
Controls
A compact physical Push Button on the chassis handles basic power and input selection, a reminder that the TV is always at hand. The AI Magic Remote supports IR and Bluetooth, voice commands, and intuitive navigation. You can also control the TV via the App Control and connect via Wi-Fi or Ethernet for updates and streaming. Remote pairing is straightforward, and the remote’s scroll wheel adds a tactile, familiar feel during setup.
Durability & Safety
With an Edge-Lit backlight and Local Dimming, the display aims for consistent brightness and contrast. It operates on 240 Volts at a typical draw around 115 Watts, and includes an Energy Saving Mode to curb consumption. The screen is Flat and not water resistant, so keep it dry and away from moisture. A 1 year warranty covers the product from date of purchase, giving you peace of mind as you troubleshoot or seek service through LG’s support channels.
Installation & Warranty
LG India provides a standard 1 year warranty from the purchase date. Installation can include wall mounting or a table-top stand as part of the service, with a technician handling the setup. Box contents include 1 QNED 4K TV and 1 Magic Remote with 2 AAA Batteries, ready for quick power on.
Specification
| Model Name |
A Series |
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| Model Number |
43QNED8AA6A |
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| Brand |
LG |
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| Display Size |
43 Inches |
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| Display Technology |
QNED |
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| Resolution |
4K |
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| Refresh Rate |
60 Hz |
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| HDR |
HDR10 |
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| Backlight |
Local Dimming |
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| Contrast Ratio |
1200:1 |
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| Viewing Angle |
178 Degrees |
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| Connectivity |
Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi |
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| HDMI Ports |
3 |
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| USB Ports |
2 |
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| Memory/Storage |
8 GB ROM, 2 GB RAM |
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| Operating System |
WebOS |
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| Remote |
AI Magic Remote |
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| Audio |
Dolby Atmos |
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| Power |
240 Volts |
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| Warranty |
1 year |
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| Box Contents |
1 QNED TV, 1 Magic Remote with 2 AAA Batteries |
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| Origin |
India |
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QNED is LG’s tech that gives better colors and brightness, and local dimming means deeper blacks—so the picture looks richer, especially in dark scenes.
Yeah, it’s fine for most folks. The motion looks smooth enough unless you’re super picky about gaming or ultra-fast action, where higher rates might matter more.
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For streaming apps and regular TV use, it’s pretty standard. Not great for heavy game installs, but smooth enough for Netflix, YouTube, and stuff like that.