Review on LG 55UK7700 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV (2018 Model) - Superior Entertainment Experience! by Ricky Rey

This fall and early winter I've spent a lot of time researching TVs to find the best 65 inch 4K TV, the you can find at this price. After many weeks of browsing and reading reviews, checking local sellers etc, I realized that most "professional" review sites are looking for the holy grail of TVs and have realistically unattainable standards. I've also noticed that more and more user feedback is based on perceptions or derailed by issues or complaints unrelated to actual TV and should be viewed with a great deal of skepticism or ignored altogether. So I got more active and started researching based on factors like customer satisfaction with the manufacturers and the quality of the warranty, as well as the overall consistency of the model reviews from year to year. In the end I decided on the 65UK7700 and was very satisfied. This TV might not come close to the top $2,000 4K models, but it represents impressive value and has proven to be a high-end display with a mid-range price tag. After calibrating with the recommended settings on Rtings.com, I found the picture quality to be excellent, especially when using suitable HDR sources. In fact, some HDR content turned out to be much better than I expected. Viewing angles are excellent too, and even though my TV is in front of a large window, I didn't have any issues with glare. Scaling from good to very good even when watching old 480 content via streaming services. The contrast and tone is much better than here and other review sites. I will add a soundbar, but the sound quality of the 65UK7700 makes that option unnecessary for many people. The build quality is superior to most TVs on the market and the legs are very sturdy. What really surprised me is how much I like the Wii as a remote control and webOS. Having owned a TCL RokuTV for several years, I expected to buy a Roku set-top box in no time after trying out webOS, but after a few days of learning I decided that this wasn't necessary was. I've been using this TV for about a month now and I can report that it's everything I hoped it would be, at a lower price than I expected ($799). Even at its regular price point of around $950, it's still a solid device that should satisfy anyone with reasonable expectations. This is my second LG TV and my fifth or sixth big screen TV. Rest assured LG will be the first place I turn to when it comes time to replace it. [Additional Information] Delivery issues are not related to the TV and my rating or rating. Pilot Freight was a terrible one star company and a place I will never deal with again. I will also not do business with retailers like Walt's TV that use Pilot Freight. Excessive and repeated delays, routine dishonesty, inaccurate tracking and extremely poor customer service from day one to a long overdue delivery date. The date listed on Revain was not close to when they would ever appear on television. Please save yourself the hassle and headache we experienced and make sure your TV is not shipped with Pilot. Or prepare for major disappointment in the face of mesmerizing incompetence. I've had trouble researching shipping methods before, but I've since found that my very bad experience with Pilot pretty much aligns with their course.