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LG’s 115-inch QNED evo Mini LED TV has received a dedicated India launch at ₹14,99,990, with October coverage identifying model 115QNED90BL. For Nigerian buyers comparing LG QNED and OLED, the useful development is a clearer regional price and feature reference; Nigerian pricing, warranty coverage and Ogabassey availability remain unconfirmed.
Digit’s October 27 report says its journalist attended the launch event in Gurugram, India. My Mobile India followed on October 28 with the model number, Indian price and availability details. That provides stronger evidence than a newly dated specification roundup: there was a specific regional event behind the latest coverage.
The distinction is that this is not the television’s first worldwide reveal. LG announced its 2026 QNED evo lineup globally in April, including the 115-inch flagship. An earlier LG India portfolio announcement also described the giant model before this article’s reporting window. The October development should therefore be understood as a dedicated India launch and pricing milestone, rather than the invention of a new screen category this week.
That makes the story useful for a particular Nigerian decision: whether an ultra-large QNED deserves a place on a home-cinema shortlist, or whether a more manageable television from an established product family better fits the room and budget. It does not establish a Nigerian release date.

The 115QNED90BL combines a 115-inch, 4K Mini LED display with LG’s Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3 and Precision Dimming Ultra. Its appeal begins with physical scale. However, QNED Mini LED uses a backlight; LG OLED uses self-emitting pixels. A bigger screen and a different panel technology should be evaluated separately.
For a buyer already browsing Ogabassey’s LG QNED Smart TV listing, this launch illustrates how far that family now extends. It does not mean the existing listing represents the 115-inch model. Exact screen size, generation and model code must be confirmed before comparing any offer.
The corresponding question for someone considering the LG OLED Smart TV listing is whether cinema scale matters more than the characteristics of an OLED panel. Our editorial advice is to compare suitable sizes in the actual room first. A flagship that dominates an unsuitable space can be a less satisfying purchase than a smaller television chosen around seating, reflections and everyday content.
| Decision | Verified evidence | Buyer implication |
|---|---|---|
| Screen scale | 115-inch diagonal | Plan seating and delivery before shortlisting. |
| Panel | 4K QNED Mini LED | Evaluate backlight performance separately from OLED. |
| Gaming | 120Hz native; VRR up to 165Hz | Match the advertised mode to your source hardware. |
| Smart platform | webOS 26 | Confirm Nigerian app and service availability. |
| Local purchase | No confirmed Nigerian offer in the supplied evidence | Obtain a model-specific quote and warranty terms. |
Digit distinguishes the native 120Hz refresh rate from variable refresh rate support up to 165Hz. It also reports that Motion Booster reaches 330Hz at an optimised Full HD resolution. Those figures describe different operating conditions. Buyers should not read the largest number as a promise of 4K gaming at that rate.
LG’s India specification page lists four HDMI inputs supporting 4K at 120Hz, with eARC on HDMI 2. Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG are listed for HDR. For a console, streaming box and soundbar setup, map the connections before installation and ask for a demonstration of the intended resolution, refresh rate and audio route.
The television runs webOS 26. October reporting describes personalised profiles and AI features, including Gemini and Copilot integration. Those announcements do not verify every feature for a Nigerian account or an imported unit. Ask specifically about the streaming apps, subscriptions and account region you intend to use. An impressive home screen demonstration is less useful than confirming your own services.
Likewise, access to a gaming portal should not be treated as confirmation that every associated cloud service operates locally. A buyer planning to use external hardware can evaluate that connection independently, while treating built-in cloud gaming as a feature requiring separate regional verification.
The ₹14,99,990 figure is an Indian launch price reported in October. It is not an Ogabassey quote or a Nigerian retail price. Converting it into naira would still leave freight, insurance, import charges, installation and the seller’s support obligations unresolved. For this size of television, compare a complete delivered-and-installed proposal rather than a currency conversion.
Ogabassey catalog availability for the 115QNED90BL is not confirmed. The supplied catalog contains broader LG product families, but it does not identify this television. It would be misleading to attach the launch to an existing generic QNED product page or infer that it can currently be ordered.
Warranty needs the same precision. Request written confirmation covering the exact model, where service would take place, who pays for collection and transport, and how damage on arrival is handled. An India launch does not itself establish Nigerian warranty eligibility. These are purchase conditions to resolve, rather than defects we have observed.

LG lists the panel at 2,565mm wide and 93.3kg without its stand. The packaging is larger still. Measure the delivery route, including turns, stairs and lifts, before paying a deposit. A wall wide enough for the finished installation does not prove the boxed television can reach it.
Have the installer assess the mounting surface and suitable hardware. Decide where the soundbar, sockets and source devices will sit while access is straightforward. Our practical takeaway is to treat delivery and installation as part of the purchase specification, with responsibilities agreed in writing.
Power planning also needs an actual consumption figure. LG lists a 100–240V, 50–60Hz input range and standby consumption below 0.5W. Standby draw does not establish viewing consumption or inverter runtime. Ask for the operating-power documentation before adding the television to a backup-power plan, and have the installer advise on the electrical arrangement.
Finally, view familiar material if a demonstration becomes possible. Include the broadcasts and streams you normally watch, rather than relying exclusively on polished 4K clips. Our editorial judgement is that a screen this large makes source quality an especially important buying consideration; this article contains no Ogabassey hands-on measurements.
Start with the LG TVs category to establish which exact models can be quoted locally. The supplied catalog also names LG NanoCell Smart TV, LG NanoCell 8K Smart TV and LG UHD 4K HDR Smart TV families. Their names alone do not establish size, refresh rate, HDR performance or warranty terms. Compare confirmed variants rather than assuming every feature carries across a family.
For the more conventional size-and-budget decision, Ogabassey’s LG NanoCell versus LG QNED 55-inch comparison offers a relevant starting point. A Samsung OLED Smart TV is another catalog family to investigate if OLED is the priority, but the available information does not establish a like-for-like winner against this 115-inch QNED.
The useful conclusion from the India launch is a clearer shortlist, not an immediate Nigerian buying recommendation. Buyers pursuing cinema scale now have a specific model and regional price reference. Buyers whose real requirement is a suitable 55- or 65-inch LG TV should keep that room-and-budget decision separate from the spectacle of a flagship launch.
Nigerian availability and Ogabassey catalog availability are unconfirmed in the evidence reviewed on October 30, 2026. The October launch coverage concerns India. Obtain a model-specific local quote and written warranty terms before ordering.
The reviewed evidence does not establish that. LG lists 4K at 120Hz over HDMI and VRR up to 165Hz. Digit reports that Motion Booster reaches 330Hz at an optimised Full HD resolution.
Choose around seating distance, available space, lighting and your usual content. Compare exact QNED Mini LED and OLED models at sizes that fit the room. A 115-inch screen should enter the shortlist only after delivery and installation have been assessed.
These sources do not establish a brand-wide winner. Compare exact models at the same screen size, including panel type, gaming modes, local price, installation and written warranty coverage. A foreign launch price cannot settle Nigerian value.
Catalog-linked prices update automatically. Historical and other quoted prices remain as written. Open the product page to confirm the current price, selected variant and availability before buying.
