Customer Ratings & Reviews

We have a number of LG tvs that we’ve been very happy with. So when it was time to replace a Toshiba tv that was dying, we went looking for a new LG. We talked with Jay, the LG specialist at our local store, and he recommended this model. Great choice, great picture and sound, and a good value.

I love my new television. Got alot of bells and whistles. Really smater than me. Lol. Would buy again. But i did buy 2

It has a great picture and great sound. Priced right.

I loved my new TV LG QNED . Excellent screen quality.

Hogh quality picture on this tv. I woukd purchase it again

I decided to shift from Samsung televisions. I recently purchased the LG 43” Class 70A Series QNED AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025), and I’ve been genuinely impressed with the overall experience so far. The picture quality is excellent for a 43-inch display — colors look vibrant without feeling oversaturated, and the clarity is sharp whether I’m streaming shows, watching movies, or just browsing apps. The QNED panel does a great job balancing brightness and contrast, which makes darker scenes easier to see while still keeping bright scenes crisp and detailed. One of my favorite features is how customizable the sound and picture settings are. It feels like the TV actually adapts to my viewing habits. I was able to fine-tune the audio to match my room and preferences, and the dialogue clarity is noticeably better than on my previous TV. Even without a soundbar, the built-in speakers sound fuller and more balanced than I expected from a TV this size. The integrated AI capabilities really stand out. The TV seems to learn what I watch and recommends content that actually matches my interests, which saves time scrolling endlessly. The AI picture and sound optimization also make a noticeable difference — the settings automatically adjust depending on what I’m watching, and it genuinely improves the experience without me having to constantly tweak things manually. Overall, this TV feels very intuitive and personalized. The webOS interface is smooth and easy to navigate, and everything from streaming apps to settings feels responsive. If you’re looking for a mid-sized smart TV with strong picture quality, customizable audio, and useful AI features that enhance everyday viewing, this model is definitely worth considering.

This is a nice midrange TV for smaller spaces. The picture quality and colors are good out of the box but after some adjustment on various content types and input sources it looks great. The built in speakers are okay but it allows various audio connections to soundbar or speakers that can be controlled by the remote. No issues with Wifi connectivity, and it also has a LAN port. The built in apps all work but they are not as fast as a standalone AppleTV 4K box as expected. Gaming on an xbox looks great with HDR turned on and input lag seems minimal. This TV even looks okay with our old Wii plugged in via an HDMI adapter. Giving it 4 stars for several reasons. First, the setup took a long time and was a bit of a pain requiring an and app and multiple agreements. Next, the mouse thing on the remote can sometimes be annoying and you can't disable it. Finally, the homescreen is a mess of ads and junk until you dig deep into the settings and turn a bunch of things off. Overall if you have the time and patience to dig into the settings and make adjustments this is a great TV. If you need something fast and easy to setup for grandma or a non tech friend I would probably look elsewwhere.

We got this TV for our bedroom, We didn't have a lot of space, so we went with this 43" and it fits the space perfectly. I gave it five stars because the picture is very good, it's easy to set up, and it sounds good. There are some negatives, such as the LG WebOS interface that is loaded with ads, but you can turn those off (mostly), and there are some missing apps that would make this that much better. Overall, still 5 stars and worth the price paid. Note that this is my second version of this. The first one was delivered, looked okay, but when turned on has a large, white oval in the middle of the screen. The LG rep I spoke to saw the picture and said, "that has to go back." The exchange process at the Best Buy store was painless.

I like it so much, I bought two! (43-inch AND 50-inch). The first was for our work-out room, the second was for my mother-in-law (who resides with us). The two units have the same install of WebOs, which is fairly simple to navigate and customize (unless you are my mother-in-law). In a small room, it has *VERY* good SDR brightness, good color volume, and excellent motion-handling. The sound is a bit lackluster, especially in the lower range, but she's watching the set in a 120 sq. foot room! Sound bars are cheap these days, and easy to add, if you feel the need. Smart TV performance is very good on these units, with a snappy connection to my 700 mbps Internet connection. On both units, however, the female users in our household prefer their trusty Roku devices. Screen reflectivity is not an issue for the 43-inch unit as installed, because it's in a room with no overhead lights or direct sunlight (be aware that it can be an issue on these televisions, but is certainly NOT a deal-breaker). I think my wife actually prefers the 43-inch version, and would have gotten two of those by choice instead of a 43-inch and a 50-inch. For me, one of the biggest issues with many "high-performance" modern TVs is the appalling lack of upscaling performance. We watch a LOT of Standard Definition video in the house, from a variety of physical and streaming formats, and we need good upscaling. These LG televisions, with the Alpha 7 Gen. 8 processors, have that in spades! It's not as big an issue on the smaller sets, but it's still extremely important on *any* size of 4k TV. If you get a chance, please watch some SDR video on one of these TVs before you buy a competing "cheap tv". It's worth your time, and your money. Highly Recommend!

This was purchased for our master bedroom to replace an old TV. I liked this model because it is back-lit, rather than edge-lit. Colors are vivid. Viewing angles are very good. Built-in speaker is just fine for a bedroom. The remote control takes a little getting-used-to, but it isn't bad; compared to a Roku remote control, it's a bit more sophisticated. In summary... I'm happy with it.

Very responsive controls and the user interface is simple and intuitive. But the best feature is the stable connection to the internet. I have been a loyal fan of a major competitive brand for years, but may of my TVs in our house will not stay connected to the network. This LG has stayed connected to the primary network router and has never been connected to the mesh network required for our other TVs.

I bought this TV as an early Christmas present for my parents, and they have absolutely loved it. It's there bedroom TV, and it's the perfect size for them. Gets plenty loud on it's own, and the picture quality great for the price. I find the LG UI a little less intuitive than Sony's, but it operates without a hitch and is snappy.

Got this TV for a family member, and they love it. It's very bright, with great color! The contrast is well balanced, with deep darks and bright highlights. The sound is decent, and the AI upscaling makes even older shows look good. The only con is that the UI on the main screen has a lot of ads. Overall, it’s great and I would recommend it!

We bought this to replace a 10 yr old bedroom tv . Not only is it super crisp, but the Bluetooth functionality is a game changer.

The new TV is an upgrade from my previous TV. Images are vibrant and bright. Blacks are deeper and helps add to the richness of the overall picture. The updated LG webos is faster than the 2020 model I previously owned. The AI remote is the least useful item for the TV. When they created a minimal remote, they removed the versatility. This keeps it from getting a 5 star rating.

I love this TV. The 43-inch size is perfect, and the picture quality is excellent—clear, sharp, and vibrant. The sound is good, and it was easy to set up and use. Overall, it’s a great-quality TV and definitely worth it.

The television is really nice and has a great picture, especially at this price point! The remote is decent and it is relatively intuitive to go to the apps page. I’ve only had it running for a couple of days but so far, so good. Obviously it is not as beautiful as my LG oled tvs, but closer than I expected.

I bought this TV because I have other LG TVs, and I really like the user interface as well as their remote control. This is their most affordable QNED, and the color was better than I expected for this price point. TV looks great from all angles as well. I would recommend this for someone who is on a budget, but still wants a premium remote control.

This replaced an eleven year old non-smart TV. The smart functionality of this unit took some getting used to, and we have not enabled the voice command functionality (intentionally- privacy). The picture quality is very good, especially after making custom adjustments to suit our viewing style. 4K content looks great with little to no moirés. Sound is adequate, but we use external sound system. Streaming apps generally work very well, although YouTubeTV will occasionally be a bit jittery. The remote control is exasperating. The wand-style mouse is clunky and hard to control for on-screen selection. I wish there was a way to disable it, as I much prefer the four-way joystick method of screen navigation, but it annoyingly turns itself on at unexpected moments. All in all, though, this TV is a good value. I hope it’s lasts as long as our old one.

LG - 43" Class 70A Series QNED AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025). I really like the tv, the remote is a little bit difficult to learn to use. But it isn't bad if your a tech person after fiddling with it. The LG channels are numerous and difficult to get at the guide at first. I'm using it in a bedroom mostly watching u tube and Spectrum cable on an apple TV box. Picture quality is good. The privacy questions you have to answer to make the thing work without it having these questions keep popping up is annoying. You can go back and change them to protect your privacy to a degree after setting the TV up. I like the Samsung TV channels a lot more and they are easy to use, but I got to good of a deal on the LG to pass up.