LG Launches 115-Inch QNED92B TV at $13,000
The Mini-LED set, LG's largest television to date, is available for preorder and now shipping through Amazon and Best Buy.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Home Entertainment
LG has released the QNED92B, its first 115-inch television, priced at $13,000 and available for preorder on LG's online store. Third-party retailers Amazon and Best Buy have begun shipping the set to customers.
Why it matters
The launch extends LG's television lineup well beyond its previous 100-inch model, targeting buyers seeking very large home screens. Its price places it at the premium end of the home entertainment market.
The QNED92B is a 4K Mini-LED set with a 120 Hz native refresh rate that can reach 165 Hz, and it uses full-array local dimming with more than a thousand zones. It supports Dolby Vision, HDR10, Dolby Atmos, and Filmmaker Mode but not HDR10+, and includes four HDMI 2.1 ports, Bluetooth 5.3, Ethernet, two USB 2.0 ports, and Wi-Fi 5 connectivity.
The players
LG
LG is a South Korean electronics manufacturer and one of the largest producers of televisions in the world.
Amazon
Amazon is a major American e-commerce company that operates one of the largest online retail platforms globally.
Best Buy
Best Buy is a large American consumer electronics retailer with a national network of stores and an online storefront.
The details
The QNED92B runs LG's webOS smart TV platform and supports Google Cast and Apple AirPlay 2 for streaming from other devices. It is sold directly through LG's online store as well as through Amazon and Best Buy.
Timeline
Preorders opened on LG's online store with the release of the QNED92B.
Industry Dynamics
The QNED92B extends a trend of large-format Mini-LED televisions from LG, moving beyond its earlier 100-inch model to a 115-inch screen. The launch places LG in direct competition for premium large-screen buyers in the United States and South Korea.
The QNED92B is available now for preorder through LG's online store and is shipping through Amazon and Best Buy. At $13,000, it is a significant purchase for home viewers considering a set this large.
The takeaway
Buyers considering a very large display should weigh the $13,000 price against their room size and existing equipment, since the set's Wi-Fi 5 limit and lack of HDR10+ may matter to some users.
Further reading
Explore more on Home Entertainment to see how large-screen TVs fit into today's living room setups.
Source note: This article includes information reported by BGR.
