Customer Ratings & Reviews

great purchase totally satisfied would highly recommend to anyone

Still learning all the functions. Interestingly different.

Disappointed in limited number of apps available with base tv.

I could 't find anyone to help me. TV does not have a very good picture.

Sound quality not so great, you would need to buy. Soundbar.

TV has some problems like when setting up the TV for the first time the person given instruction is slk hyienyom

poor sound quality inferior construction not enough ports

If you're looking for a cheap get by tv, buy this, if you're looking for slow streaming, and adjustments to tv color and brightness changing on their own, buy this. It's so bright it could lead Santa's sleigh this year. The ability to program shows for future watching is nice.

If you connect this straight to WiFi without an Apple TV or other streaming box, you’re going to waste your time buying it and returning it. You can’t watch anything without a big time lag or seeing the circle spin while it loads. I’ve owned TV’s that are 10 years older than this one that would put it to shame. Back in the box you go, it was nice knowin’ ya! Actually not really nice…all this did was cause frustration. Horrible TV. Sony has never disappointed me. My mistake for buying it.

Good amount of features, but interface is a bit slow to navigate. Also, the built-in speakers have a tiny sound.

Can not hear with TV own speaker. Have to turn up volume to 50 to heR

The power cord is in a weird place on the back of the TV. If you mount this tv, the mount will cover the place where the power cord goes.

Everything great except the picture. The cinema picture mode was particularly not good. Picture does not go very bright in general. Traded it in for a TCL that was 15 dollars less and have zero regrets.

Very nice value for the money. Best Buy made purchase easy

Remote that comes with TV does not use voice, Alexa, or AI functions. Have to buy an upgraded LG remote for $50 to use all the functions of the TV.

I've had this TV for 3 months. Now it just buffers my streaming channels. I'm not a tech type person but I don't like the OS on this TV either. I find it's difficult for me to usem. I wish I never got this TV!

TV Screen was broken. Looked fine until we turned it on to try to set-up the TV Set. The screen appeared to be damaged (looked like wrinkles on a screen protector). However, there was no screen protector. We returned this and received another with very similar damage noticed after we turned it on. Returned this one and purchased a different brand. No problems with new set.

So many software issues that LG support could not help with.

General->Game Optimizer->On (if you're using for a PC display or gaming). Support->Privacy & Terms->Do not sell my personal information (if you feel like buying a TV isn't an offer to watch you) LG's UA77 is the 2025 update for their fairly entry level TV. The UA77 is an excellent IPS panel that supports 4:4:4 color, has a fast response time, and subpixel arrangement is amenable to PC usage (standard RGB). If you're looking for a big monitor on a budget, the UA77, specifically the 43" version, is just about perfect. I've setup the UA77 a few times, and LG's initial setup is long, but not difficult. Specifically I skipped a lot of it since my use case isn't the smarts of the TV (which are excellent - I'm a big fan of WebOS just due to it's Palm history). Overall setup is super easy with this TV. The remote is awesome and a great update from the more chunky LG remotes of the past TVs. You still get the magic remote with on screen cursor that tracks motion, but you get a more traditional, flat, candy bar style remote. Core functions like volume and channel change are mapped to a rocker which feels pretty natural. There are 6 buttons mapped to services (Netflix, Prime Video, Disney +, LG channels, Sling, and Alexa). Build quality seems quite solid. The backing is plastic and minimal, and the frame seems aluminum. Bezels are thin, but the display has dark areas that are not display so these bezels are not quite as thin as you'd think. The display bottom is the only edge that aligns with the display frame. This isn't too distracting, but feels disingenuous. The panel I received was perfect. No dead pixels, stuck or otherwise. Brightness isn't amazing, but not bad. I've certainly had brighter TVs and monitors, but this falls under the 'sufficient, but don't expect HDR performance'. There is IPS glow, but I didn't see any major panel inconsistencies or corner bleed. If you're using this for a PC monitor you can generally just go to General settings->Game Optimizer->On. This enables ALLM, VRR, and low latency which are awesome bonus features in this generation. You can set many of these settings separately and manually, but it simplifies the setup. You can set Game Optimizer as the picture mode. If not automatically selected, choose Aspect Ratio->"Just Scan" to On to avoid issues with overscan. You can manually disable most feature under the advanced picture settings. In Windows, go to Display and under Scale & layout choose Scale 100%, and make sure Display resolution is 3840x2160. If you go under Advanced display check to make sure you're at 60Hz, but if you can't select 60Hz, check your dock, cable, or PC's graphics card to make sure they all support 4k60. I'm limited to 30Hz on one dock, and it does make this less than ideal. At these settings/resolution I can get 107 rows and BG columns in Excel. Yes, I wish it was curved, but no one makes a 40"+ 16:9 panel that's curved until you get to the Arc. Smarts are really nice and offer pretty much any service you can imagine. WebOS is such a cool operating system, you should read up on it's history. No lags, and solid performance. WebOS 25 is an incremental improvement over older WebOS versions, pretty much with AI plastered all over it. I didn't go deep into it, but voice commands and training seem quite a bit improved. I'm not using these features, but a friend is on her 55" version she purchased at the same time and they seem solid. Overall if you're looking for a good budget TV, LG's UA77 is a pretty good offering. If you're looking for a budget 4k large format monitor and don't care about power save mode and wake from sleep - this TV offers the 4:4:4, IPS, and subpixel arrangement that are necessary for clear text. Features such ALLM, and VRR are a huge bonus to gamers, and PC users alike, so also a huge plus. You get a metric ton of screen real-estate which is exactly what I needed. If you need a big panel with decent viewing angles and solid performance on a low budget, then look no further.

Easy set up. Great visual. Recommend sound bar for better quality sound rather than internal speaker.