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LG OLED vs QNED TV Malaysia: Which Should You Choose?
An OLED and a QNED can have the same screen size and still suit different rooms. Compare LG's 2026 B6 and QNED87 models around how you watch, play and arrange your living space.
Choosing between an LG OLED and a QNED TV is easier when you start with your room and viewing habits. List when you watch, where the windows are and whether films, sport or games take up most of your screen time.
Two current examples on this site are the 65-inch OLED65B6SSA and 65QNED87BSA. Comparing the same screen size helps you concentrate on display technology and features before deciding whether to move up or down a size.
OLED and QNED use different display systems
OLED uses self-lit pixels. QNED is an LCD-based range; the particular 65QNED87BSA discussed here uses a Mini LED backlight. Check the exact specification because a family name alone does not establish the backlight, refresh rate or connections of every model.
The practical comparison is how each television looks with the content you enjoy and the lighting you actually use. A showroom demonstration is a starting point. Try to see a dark scene, a familiar programme and some movement rather than judging from a single vivid promotional clip.
Compare two 65-inch LG models
| Specification | OLED65B6SSA | 65QNED87BSA |
|---|---|---|
| Display | 4K OLED | 4K QNED MiniLED |
| Native refresh rate | 120Hz | 120Hz |
| VRR listed | Up to 144Hz | Up to 144Hz |
| HDR formats | Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG | Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG |
| HDMI inputs | Four; eARC on HDMI 2 | Four; eARC on HDMI 2 |
These are the specifications on LG Malaysia's OLED B6 page and QNED87 page. Higher refresh-rate modes require a compatible input and content. These two model specifications should not be applied to the entire OLED or QNED range.
Check the room before choosing the panel
Look at the proposed screen position at the time you usually watch. Note direct sunlight, reflected lamps and the seats used most often. If possible, compare a demonstration with the same kinds of lights switched on.
A family watching in a bright living room at lunchtime has a different comparison to make from someone watching films with the curtains closed. Ask to see both conditions where practical. Avoid treating a panel name as a guarantee about reflections or performance in your room.
Compare gaming features separately
If a console or gaming PC will be connected, identify its output capabilities before choosing. A high refresh-rate specification needs the source device, game settings and connection to support the intended mode.
Count the devices you want connected simultaneously. Reserving one HDMI input for a soundbar changes the number available for consoles and streaming devices. Our LG gaming TV guide explains the checks to make before ordering.
Keep size and installation in the same decision
A television can be a good picture choice yet be awkward for the furniture you already own. Compare the actual cabinet width, stand footprint and cable access for the exact model.
If you are deciding between a larger QNED and a smaller OLED, mark both screen outlines on the wall. Assess them from your usual seat and from the dining area if that is another viewing position. Our 55, 65 and 75-inch size guide gives you a practical way to test the fit.
Frequently asked questions
Does every QNED TV have a Mini LED backlight?
Check the individual model. This article verifies Mini LED for the 65QNED87BSA, rather than making a claim about every QNED television.
Will a 144Hz listing make every console game run at 144 frames per second?
No. The source device, game, selected mode and connection determine what signal is available to display.
Should I compare subscription prices alone?
Compare the exact model, term and care arrangement, including later payments and installation. Request the complete quotation before choosing.
Shortlist a TV for your room
Explore the 65-inch LG OLED B6 and 65-inch LG QNED87, or browse all LG TVs. Ask for a TV recommendation with your room photos, preferred size and the devices you want to connect.
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