LG Electronics India has launched its 292 cm (115-inch) QNED evo AI Mini LED TV in India at Rs 14,99,990. The 115QNED90BL is the largest model in LG’s 2026 QNED evo lineup and is aimed at buyers who want a cinema-sized screen for films, sport and gaming at home.
The TV pairs a 4K Mini LED panel with LG’s Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3. LG says its Precision Dimming Ultra controls the Mini LED backlight for deeper blacks and brighter highlights, while Dynamic QNED Color Pro delivers colour volume certified at 100 percent by Intertek, so colours stay consistent across the full screen. The processor also runs AI Super Upscaling, which analyses on-screen objects to refine texture and detail, and Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro, which adjusts brightness and clarity frame by frame.
For sports viewing, LG says the set’s AI Sound Pro produces virtual 11.1.2-channel surround sound from the built-in speakers. The webOS 26 platform adds a Sports Portal that pulls live content, scores, match schedules and league standings into one place, along with Sports Alert notifications for followed teams and leagues.
On the gaming side, the 115QNED90BL supports a variable refresh rate up to 165Hz, AMD FreeSync Premium and Auto Low Latency Mode. LG’s Motion Booster pushes motion handling up to 330Hz in gaming modes, which the company says reduces blur in fast-paced shooters and racing games. The LG Gaming Portal offers access to cloud gaming services and web games from one destination.
webOS 26 also brings personalisation features. Voice ID recognises individual users and loads their personalised home screen, an AI Concierge offers context-aware suggestions based on what is being watched, and multi-AI support powered by Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot lets viewers ask questions and search for related content. LG says these personalised experiences are secured by LG Shield, its CES 2026 Innovation Award-winning encryption technology.
The LG 115QNED90BL is priced at Rs 14,99,990 in India. LG has not yet detailed which retail channels will stock the set beyond its own distribution network. It joins a growing field of oversized premium TVs in the country, including Hisense’s RGB MiniLED range launched earlier this month.
