Panasonic TH-65CQE1WA
Score: 72/100LG CreateBoard 65TR3DK 65-inch
Score: 74/100Rankings
The LG CreateBoard 65TR3DK-B is a 65-inch 4K interactive display that combines a bright IPS panel, responsive 40-point IR touch and Android 11 ecosystem. It excels in collaborative environments with built-in speakers, OPS slot and extensive connectivity, but its weight, power consumption and lack of portrait mode are drawbacks.
A 65-inch 4K commercial display with solid image quality and robust connectivity, ideal for digital signage but limited by modest brightness and lack of modern Wi-Fi.
| Attribute | | LG CreateBoard 65TR3DK 65-inch |
|---|---|---|
65 inchesbest | 65 inchesbest | |
8,294,400 pixelsbest | 8,294,400 pixelsbest | |
— | 60 Hzbest | |
400 nits | 440 nitsbest | |
1,250best | 1,200 | |
— | 72 %best | |
| ↓ lower better | 7 msbest | 8 ms |
| ↓ lower better | 201 Wbest | 220 W |
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| Attribute | | LG CreateBoard 65TR3DK 65-inch |
|---|---|---|
Display(4) | ||
Panel Type | VA | IPS |
Brightness (nits) | 400 nits | 440 nits |
Static Contrast Ratio | 1250 | 1200 |
Response Time (ms) | 7 ms | 8 ms |
Power & Energy(1) | ||
Typical Power Consumption (W) | 201 W | 220 W |
Connectivity(1) | ||
USB Ports (count) | 4 count | 8 count |
Professional reviewers consider the TH-65CQE1WA a solid mid-tier option that balances cost and capability, praising its USB-C connectivity and control protocol support while noting its lower brightness and lack of portrait mode.
Everyday users appreciate the ease of installation, reliable USB-C video, and the convenience of the built-in browser, but they commonly criticize the basic remote, outdated Wi-Fi, and occasional backlight uniformity issues.
Professional reviewers praise the 4K IPS panel, fast IR touch and Android app ecosystem, while noting the unit's weight and power usage as concerns.
“Installation was straightforward and the USB-C video works flawlessly.”
“The built-in browser is handy for quick signage updates.”
“Brightness feels low in bright office spaces.”
