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Name: LG - 65" Class - LED - UK6090PUA Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR
Brand: LG
SKU: 6290164
Price: 115.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (1726 reviews)

LG - 65" Class - LED - UK6090PUA Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR

Model:: 65UK6090PUA; |
SKU:: 6290164

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QuestionCan you download apps? Like with the roku smart tv's?
Asked 6 years ago by Quick.
- Answer Yes you can but only certain apps
  Answered 6 years ago by Jake
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QuestionCan this TV have the newest Hulu and you tube TV apps on it? So I can have live streaming Hulu or YouTube? I'm learning that a few 2018 model can't get these newest app, only older version which I think is ridiculous.
Asked 6 years ago by Rgurizao.
- Answer Yes, has everything. I no longer use cable tv.
  Answered 6 years ago by mouse
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QuestionDoes this TV support the DIRECTV NOW app?
Asked 6 years ago by Slimjim.
- Answer The DIRECTV App is available in our LG Content Store. ^AC
  Answered 6 years ago by LG Digital Customer Care
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QuestionWhat type of built in WiFi does this TV have?
Asked 7 years ago by JD8108.
- Answer The wireless module in the LG UK6090PUA 4K HDR Smart LED UHD TV - 65" Class (64.5" Diag), Model # 65UK6090PUA uses the IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac standard...^IFV
  Answered 7 years ago by LG Digital Customer Care
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QuestionWhat size screws go into the back of tv for wall mounting?
Asked 6 years ago by Jackie.
- Answer The 65UK6090PUA uses size M6 screws for mounting. ^CP
  Answered 6 years ago by LG Digital Customer Care
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QuestionI cannot find anyway in the settings to turn off the Trumotion for the 65 inch 65UK6090PUA. A lot of older programming has the "soap opera effect" . Does anyone know how to disable this feature or get rid of the soap opera effect on this particular TV?
Asked 7 years ago by CRABLOCKER.
- Answer The TruMotion setting optimizes image quality for fast-moving action on-screen. If you are experiencing an issue with picture quality you can make adjustments to improve your experience. You can find information regarding this here: http://www.lg.com/us/support/product-help/CT10000018-1427811858381 ^CP
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LG - 65" Class - LED - UK6090PUA Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR

Q: QuestionCan you download apps? Like with the roku smart tv's?

Q: QuestionCan this TV have the newest Hulu and you tube TV apps on it? So I can have live streaming Hulu or YouTube? I'm learning that a few 2018 model can't get these newest app, only older version which I think is ridiculous.

Q: QuestionDoes this TV support the DIRECTV NOW app?

Q: QuestionWhat type of built in WiFi does this TV have?

Q: QuestionWhat size screws go into the back of tv for wall mounting?

Q: QuestionI cannot find anyway in the settings to turn off the Trumotion for the 65 inch 65UK6090PUA. A lot of older programming has the "soap opera effect" . Does anyone know how to disable this feature or get rid of the soap opera effect on this particular TV?

QuestionCan you download apps? Like with the roku smart tv's?

QuestionCan this TV have the newest Hulu and you tube TV apps on it? So I can have live streaming Hulu or YouTube? I'm learning that a few 2018 model can't get these newest app, only older version which I think is ridiculous.

QuestionDoes this TV support the DIRECTV NOW app?

QuestionWhat type of built in WiFi does this TV have?

QuestionWhat size screws go into the back of tv for wall mounting?

QuestionI cannot find anyway in the settings to turn off the Trumotion for the 65 inch 65UK6090PUA. A lot of older programming has the "soap opera effect" . Does anyone know how to disable this feature or get rid of the soap opera effect on this particular TV?