Key Takeaways
1. The 2026 LG QNED85 and QNED86 models have been certified and are set to continue the features of the 2025 models.
2. The QNED85B will include an 86-inch version, while the QNED86B will be available in 75, 86, and 100 inches.
3. Design features include slim feet for the QNED85B and a larger central stand for the QNED86B.
4. The 2025 models had 4K Mini-LED displays, 120Hz refresh rates, and supported HDR10 and Filmmaker Mode.
5. Release dates for the 2026 models are not yet announced, but more information is expected soon.
New LG QNED evo AI TVs are coming soon. The 2026 QNED85 and QNED86 models have been found in a certification database recently. These new models are set to continue the trend of the 2025 QNED85 (currently priced at $1,596.99 on Amazon for the 86-inch version) and QNED86 TVs.
Certification and Sizes
The 2026 QNED85B, which follows the 2025 QNED86A, has been certified by the Korea Testing Laboratory (KTC). An 86-inch version is included in the Safety Korea database. It is listed under the model numbers LG 86QNED85BMA/86QNED85BKA. Likewise, the 2026 QNED86B, a successor to the 2025 QNED86A, has been registered with sizes of 75 inches, 86 inches, and 100 inches. The respective model numbers are 75QNED86BMA/75QNED86BKA, LG 86QNED86BMA/86QNED86BKA, and LG 100QNED86BMA/100QNED86BKA.
Design Features
Photos attached to the filing show these upcoming LG TVs. The QNED85B model is seen to have two slim feet, while the QNED86B appears with a larger, central stand. Details regarding these new models are still pending. Just to remind you, the 2025 models were 4K Mini-LED TVs, featuring a native refresh rate of 120Hz (and VRR at 144Hz). They’re powered by the Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen2 and support HDR10 and Filmmaker Mode, as well as being compatible with AMD FreeSync.
There is no information on when the 2026 LG QNED85 and QNED86 TVs will be available for purchase. More details about these new models are expected to be announced by the brand in the upcoming weeks.
Sources: Safety Korea, SetCombG.com, DisplaySpecifications.
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