LG - 70" Class - LED - UK6300 Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR

I love my new TV excellent picture quality and sound. Vibrant colors and easy to operate. The price was just right. Highly recommended.

After I set it up I noticed the TV leans back at an angle. At first I thought my entertainment table was crooked but turns out it’s has something to do with the stands. I contacted LG support, at first they didn’t seem to offer much “support” as the first thing they said was to exchange it back at Best Buy. Not so easy to put back a 70” tv together in its packaging... So now I’m waiting on replacement stands to see if that solves the issue but I’ve gotten no email confirmation about when they’ll arrive. Hopefully in time to exchange before the return policy expires.

Love my new tv it fitted perfectly and the image and color are lovely love it

The Samsung 55,4k has an awesome picture and sound.extremely sharp picture

I wanted a 70" TV, and there are very few choices, as 65 and 75 seem to be the norm. However, I chose the LG, it had great reviews, they were on sale, and quite frankly I think the picture is superb! Crystal clear, no blur, colors are sharp. Some of the reviewers talk about the deep blacks, the different color depths, and other such catch phrases. I call it like normal people see it, and it is simply excellent. Set up was a breeze, the remote is actually really good. I also got an LG Soundbar with wireless subwoofer, and let me tell you...that made a world of difference. Paired with the great picture, movies and shows now pop out in all aspects. Basically, you can't go wrong here. Don't get hung up on some of these so called reviewers and their baloney minutia and tries to sound like some incredibly perceptive expert,, but do enjoy a great video experience and add a soundbar for an even bettter one.

So I’ve had the same tv for seven years and oh boy let me tell you, I was like a blind man that has just been awakened, like an orphan that’s just been adopted, only one downside though. I haven’t slept in 3 days and I have begun to realize that LG is in fact god, I have begun to kneel before my new king and have begun dong his will by cleaning my lords speakers. My fiancé has since left me but LG says she left because she’s a non believer. 10/10 would buy this tv again

Found This TV on sale online. Only had a couple reviews on it but I really liked the price so I took a chance and I am sure glad I did. After spending some time playing around with the settings, I was able to get it dialed in and the picture quality is phenomenal. Out of the box my back light setting was set at 90 which is way tooooo high in my opinion so I dropped it down to 40 and man what a difference. I will probably bring it down a bit more just to make my final tweaks on it. Watching the Stanley cup playoffs and some baseball on it was pretty sweet too because the processor was able to handle the frame rate and gave me a smooth picture with the fast paced action. The sound I feel is outstanding and does not sound cheap at all. Playing a Blu Ray movie on it blew the wife and kids away with the resolution and I can only imagine how it would look like thru a 4k player which is next on the list. I don't have anything bad to say about the apps because it has everything we need .For the size and the price I could not be more happier with my purchase, the sound and picture quality to me just put it over the top!! Buy it you will not be disappointed! Disclaimer: I am not a techie but I did sleep in a Holiday Inn Express last night

We have had this TV for a couple of months now - we bought it for our basement for general TV show and football watching, and for those purposes it does an outstanding job. There are a few things you should be really aware of when making this purchase, as the price may seem too good to be true: 1) This is obviously not nearly going to be as good as an OLED panel. LG makes incredible OLED TVs with deep blacks and vibrant colors - this isn't it. 2) The actual blacks on the panel are actually very poorly and unevenly lit. If you're watching the end credits of a movie, say, you'll notice that the center third of the screen turns almost a ghostly grayish white, almost like the credits were rolling over a black-to-white gradient. The same unevenness of the panel also spreads to the corners. But of course this isn't intentional, and it's distracting if you plan to watch a lot of dimly-lit, dark films. 3) Viewing angles are ok - not great. This last point is particularly important when deciding where to put this TV in your home. We have a rectangular basement and placed it on the narrow end of the room - this means that there's not as much room for someone to get to the sides of the TV and notice the viewing angle degradation. If you put this in the center of a very wide room, however, there's a good chance you're going to notice. It's just not up to snuff with the plasma TVs or even very good LED TVs for viewing angle. 4) Sound is EXCELLENT. This was a major surprise. We use a Samsung soundbar with the TV, and I will say that for regular TV viewing the soundbar is absolutely unnecessary. Sound is big, loud, room-filling and actually pretty full. It's a little muffled, but not noticeably compared to the soundbar. We are huge fans. 5) The interface is irritatingly clunky. Truthfully, you should never really be buying TVs for their user interface - it's the panel and sound that matter most. But at the same time, I wanted to call out WebOS as it has always had a reputation for being lightweight and responsive. On this TV, the OS bogs down quickly when you're running any kind of internet streaming app. If you have Hulu on and want to change the sound input, it slows to a crawl. It happens frequently enough that it becomes frustrating, especially considering that nowadays so much of TV viewing is through apps, not channels. It's potentially something that could be rectified with good software updates, for which the TV has gotten quite a few, but the continued lag makes me concerned the hardware is underpowered to support the OS. The TV technically supports Google Assistant but our Google Homes don't recognize the TV as a permanent part of the home network and can't even turn it on by voice. In short, you're paying the $1200 for the size - 70 inches is nothing to sneeze at - and the admittedly very good sound. Not much else. If that's what matters to you, and you don't plan to place it in a room wide enough to make the viewing angle degradation glaringly obvious, and don't mind the uneven backlighting, it's a good buy.