Here are the major specs and features of the model:

• Screen size: 75 inches.

• Panel / display type: 4K QNED (Ultra HD resolution 3,840 × 2,160).

• Backlight: Edge-lit (not full array Mini-LED) in this particular model.

• Refresh rate: Native 60Hz.

• Colour gamut / technology: “QNED Colour” combining Quantum Dot + NanoCell (in LG’s marketing) for a wider colour range.

• Processor: α5 AI Processor 4K Gen7.

• HDR compatibility: HDR10 and HLG.

• Gaming features: ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode), Game Optimizer, HGiG support.

• Smart TV platform: webOS 24 with built-in Magic Remote.

• Audio: 2.0-channel speaker system, audio output around 20W. Down-firing speakers.

• Connectivity: 3 HDMI inputs (supports eARC/ALLM), 2 USB ports, WiFi (WiFi 5), Bluetooth 5.1, LAN (Ethernet) port.

• Physical / dimensions: Without stand approx 1677 × 965 × 30.9 mm; weight approx 33 kg.

 What These Features Mean in Practice

• Large size, big presence: At 75″, this TV is ideal for large living rooms or dedicated home-theatre spaces. Be sure you have adequate viewing distance (typically ~3–4 m for 75″ 4K to appreciate it without seeing pixels).

• 4K resolution + QNED Colour: You get full UHD resolution, and the “QNED Colour” promise is about richer, more accurate colours than standard LED-LCDs. That’s good for movies, sports, bright rooms.

• Native 60Hz refresh rate: One thing to note—this model is 60Hz native (not 120Hz) so for fast action scenes, sports, or high-end gaming the smoother motion of a 120Hz panel may be missed.

• Gaming features: With ALLM and Game Optimizer, it’s ready for consoles and gaming, but the 60Hz panel means it won’t hit 120 fps—the benefit is more “console ready” than premium gaming.

• Smart platform & remote: webOS 24 gives a modern smart TV OS with streaming apps, voice control, etc. Magic Remote adds ease of use.

• Audio: 20W and 2.0 channels is modest given the size. For proper cinema sound, you might want to add a soundbar or a surround setup.

• Connectivity: Good selection of ports. eARC support means better sound when connected to compatible sound systems.

• Design & installation: Slim depth helps for wall‐mounting. But at 33kg (without stand) you’ll need a strong mounting bracket and wall that can support it (and a suitable VESA pattern: 400×300mm).

• Room lighting: With edge backlit LED and depending on local conditions, this panel might struggle a bit with extreme HDR brightness or deep blacks compared to OLED or full-array local dimming sets—so in a very dark room you may notice that difference. (In fact, independent reviewers of the LG QNED80 series noted “low contrast ratio… not good in a dark room”.)

 Advantages & 👎 Considerations

Advantages

• Big screen size at a hopefully competitive price point for what you get.

• Modern smart features, good connectivity.

• Good colour reproduction thanks to QNED technologies.

• Decent value for a large size, especially if you’re primarily watching movies, shows, sports.

• The platform support (webOS24) means better future-proofing of smart features.

Considerations / Possible Disadvantages

• Native 60Hz refresh: If you are a hard-core gamer with a high-fps console/PC (120Hz or more) you might find it limiting.

• Edge-lit LED backlighting: Local dimming is less effective than full-array models, so black levels and contrast may be weaker in dark scenes, especially in a dim room.

• Audio may be underwhelming relative to screen size—large screen often deserves larger sound system.

• Viewing distance and space: For 75″ you’ll need ample room and good seating distance.

• Power and mounting: Large size means heavier, larger space need, and higher shipping/installation cost maybe in Kenya.