Customer Ratings & Reviews

New TV - great picture very clear and easy to set up - Love it!!

Love it, on vivid mode it looks just as good as our sony that was over 2x the cost. Only thing i dont love is the remote, just not a lot of thought put into the layout.

Couldn't ask for a better TV - extremely clear, great color & fun features that drastically improve the concept of "tv". This one raised the bar, with prompt delivery to boot. Recommend!

A very good choice, excellent quality, great projection, great sound, good image quality.

Great tv for under $400! The picture is so good, LG is making some great tvs

One of the Best 4K TV's on the market for the money. Excellent Picture & Sound, easy to set up.

Great smart tv. Setup was easy and the picture is clear. My tenants were very happy with the TV upgrade.

Solid purchase for a good price. Only complaint is the sharing of screen from Apple phone is hit or miss...often loses connection and have to reshare

It’s exactly as advertised. Works great. Definitely the right choice.

Great product great price and great delivery best buy cane they again

Tv very good and pictures really nice Wi-Fi tv so good

Good tv for the price Wife love it No grabbing local channels but other than that great tv

My first 65" T.V. Am very happy I chose the LG. Great Picture. Was easy to install.

Order the LG TV on Black Friday because ours went out Thanksgiving evening. Had trouble with ordering on line so called customer service and the gentleman could not have been more helpful in completing my purchase he walked thru the procedure for pick up. All this was so amazingly easy And the TV is awesome. Best Buy is always my go to store for more than TVs.

Great picture quality. Fit perfectly on wall mount.

Exceptional game room TV. Bought it to set up in a spare room.

Looks great on my bedroom. Sound is clear and picture is perfect.

Great tv eazy set up the colors and sounds are great

Why You Shouldn't Buy 2024 LG UT70 ;( Bottom Line: "The LG UT7570 is an entry-level TV released in 2024. It's a 60Hz option and doesn't have modern features like local dimming, VRR support, or HDMI 2.1 bandwidth" The LG UT7570 is just okay for ‘mixed’ usage. Unfortunately, it has awful contrast and doesn't get bright enough for use in a well-lit room, so it doesn't look very good regardless of the lighting in your room." The TV's response time is only decent, so fast motion has noticeable blur behind it. If you're looking for a TV to pair with your modern gaming console or PC, it isn't a good option since it lacks HDMI 2.1 bandwidth, 4k @ 120Hz, and VRR support; you're limited to 4k @ 60Hz. VERY Slow smart interface. Cheap & below the standarrds of minimum acceptable TV we recommend. Not worth you're time. Build Quality: The TV comes with two plastic feet. They're set wide apart and can't be adjusted, so they take up a lot of space, and you'll need a large cabinet for the larger sizes. The stand lifts the display about 2.91 inches above the table, so most soundbars fit underneath without blocking the screen." The inputs are housed in a much smaller box than the LG UQ7590, which gives the back of the TV a cleaner look. Since the inputs are located in the middle, they're hard to reach if you have the TV wall-mounted. Unfortunately, there are no clips or anything to help with cable management. The TV has decent build quality overall. It's mostly made of plastic, so it's light and feels a bit cheap, but the two feet hold the TV well enough that there are no major issues with stability. Unfortunately, my unit does have some uneven assembly near the top of the screen, so there's a small gap between the screen and the borders of the TV. Contrast & Brightness: The LG UT75 has awful contrast. Blacks are raised and look gray when highlights are also on the screen, and the TV lacks a local dimming feature to improve its contrast. Switching to Game Optimizer doesn't result in any noticeable difference in dark scene performance. It has inadequate HDR brightness. It's not bright enough to display HDR content properly. Bright highlights don't stand out, and overall, this TV doesn't provide an impactful HDR experience." *****The TV has disappointing SDR brightness. It's not bright enough to overcome glare in a well-lit room, so it's best suited for dark or moderately lit rooms.***** Color Gamut/Volume: The LG UT7570 has an okay color gamut, but it's not wide enough to display saturated colors in HDR. All colors are undersaturated and very inaccurate. The TV's color volume is mediocre. It does a bad job at displaying dark colors due to its awful contrast, and the TV isn't nearly bright enough to display colors at high luminance levels. So… The LG UT75 has disappointing black uniformity, since the entire screen is blueish and cloudy." The TV's gradient handling is adequate. There's some noticeable banding in dark grays, dark reds, dark blues, and bright greens, and dark greens have significant banding. It’s low-quality content smoothing is good. Details are preserved well, but there's still some noticeable macro blocking in dark scenes. The LG UT7570 does an okay job at upscaling low-resolution content like DVDs or lower-resolution streams. Details aren't overly soft, but finer details are very hard to make out. The TV uses pulse width modulation (PWM) to dim its backlight, which introduces flicker that can bother people who are sensitive to it. Unfortunately, it flickers at a slow 120Hz in all picture modes and at all brightness levels, so it can cause headaches and eye strain if you're sensitive to flicker. Hard Facts - No Local Dimming, 60 Hz, Horrid Brightness = No Thanks There are better choices. For the US - TCL Q750G or QM751G | For EU/Asia/Australia - TCL C745 or C805 Bottom Line: IPS Panel (50 & 70 Inch are VA Panels) 50/60 Hertz Refresh Rate No HDMI 2.1 No Local Dimming Awful/Slow Alpha 5-7 Processor. Only 3 HDMI ports No Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), FreeSync or G-SYNC No DTS Support No Dolby Atmos Support --- * LG QNED80T/QNED81T/QNED82T/QNED83T IPS Panel (50 Inch is VA Panel) 50/60 Hertz Refresh Rate No HDMI 2.1 No Local Dimming Edge Lit Panel Awful/Slow Alpha 5-7 Processor. Only 3 HDMI ports No FreeSync or G-SYNC No DTS Support No Dolby Atmos Support --- * LG QNED85T/QNED86T/QNED87T IPS Panel (50 Inch is VA Panel) Edge Lit No G-SYNC Better value TV's elsewhere --- * LG QNED99T First & Foremost - 8K is POINTLESS in 2024 Still General Reasons Why - 1. Lack of Content - There barely is enough 4K Content available, let alone 8K Content. Upscaling 720p or 1080p to 2160p is hard enough for some tv's let alone upscaling to 4320p 2. Value - You get far better value out of a 4K TV 3. HDMI 2.1 is still in its infancy and most tv's only can do 40GBPs not the full 48 GBPs of HDMI 2.1. HDMI 2.0 is limited to 8K@30. HDMI 2.1 is limited to 8K@60 as well.

Love the tv. Two minor complaints: 1. Too much noise in the menu. Don’t need a bunch of brand specific stuff should be option to remove. 2. Remote is ridiculously small and would benefit from being lit up or rearrange buttons. We tried to get the magic wand remote but it shows not compatible with this tv.