Best TV Malaysia 2026: Budget to OLED

Looking for the best TV in Malaysia for 2026? This guide compares three LG televisions spanning three price tiers and three display technologies — NanoCell, QNED and OLED. You will learn what each technology delivers in real-world viewing, which screen suits your living room, and how much each costs on an LG Subscribe plan.

OLED vs QNED vs NanoCell: what is the difference?

LG makes TVs using three display technologies. Each targets a different budget and use case.

NanoCell uses an LED backlight with nanoparticle filters to improve colour accuracy. It is the most affordable panel technology in LG's range and delivers solid 4K picture quality for everyday viewing — news, YouTube, streaming and casual gaming.

QNED (Quantum Dot NanoCell) combines quantum dots with NanoCell technology and a MiniLED backlight for brighter highlights and deeper contrast. It sits in the mid-range and is a strong choice for families who watch a mix of content and want a noticeable step up from basic LED without paying OLED prices.

OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) is the premium tier. Each pixel produces its own light and can turn off completely, delivering perfect blacks, infinite contrast and wide viewing angles. OLED is the clear choice for movie enthusiasts, serious gamers and anyone who wants the best picture quality available.

The 3 LG TVs compared

All models include free delivery, wall mount or stand setup, and full warranty for the 60-month term.

Best value: LG 75" NANO83 (from RM110/month)

The NANO83 (75NANO83ASB) delivers a 75-inch 4K screen powered by the α7 AI Processor Gen8. It handles HDR10 content, upscales lower-resolution video and runs webOS 25 for streaming apps.

At RM110/month, this is the entry point to big-screen LG viewing. The picture is sharp and colours are accurate for the price. It will not match OLED in dark scenes, but for well-lit Malaysian living rooms where the curtains are open during the day, NanoCell holds its own.

Best for: Budget-conscious families, well-lit rooms, everyday streaming and TV viewing.

Best mid-range: LG 75" QNED87 (from RM200/month)

The QNED87 (75QNED87ASA) steps up to the α8 AI Processor Gen2, a native 120Hz panel and a MiniLED backlight. The result is brighter highlights, better HDR performance and smoother motion — noticeable during sports, gaming and fast-paced movies.

At RM200/month, the QNED87 is the sweet spot for families who want a visibly better picture than entry-level without the premium of OLED. The 120Hz panel also makes it a strong gaming TV if you own a PS5 or Xbox Series X.

Best for: Families who watch sports and movies, casual gamers, anyone wanting a noticeable upgrade over LED.

Best picture: LG 77" OLED B5 (from RM560/month)

The OLED B5 (OLED77B5PSA) is the flagship. Self-lit OLED pixels deliver perfect blacks, 100% colour fidelity and native 120Hz with VRR, ALLM, AMD FreeSync and NVIDIA G-SYNC. Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and the α8 AI Processor Gen2 make it a cinema-grade screen.

At RM560/month over 60 months, this is a significant commitment. But for movie nights, gaming sessions and anyone who treats their TV as the centrepiece of the living room, nothing else in this guide comes close.

Best for: Movie enthusiasts, serious gamers, premium home cinema setups.

Quick decision guide

I want a big screen on a budget. NANO83 75" at RM110/month.

I want a noticeable step up for sports and movies. QNED87 75" at RM200/month.

I want the best picture available. OLED B5 77" at RM560/month.

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