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

I chose a TV for a long time, up to 45,000 55 inches, as a result, the choice fell on this beautiful smart, there are no questions about the sound in the picture, it works quickly on smart TV, the YouTube browser is all super, it’s dark on the minuses, you need to add brightness, hdr works 4k even pulls from YouTube without lags, wifi catches excellent sound, enough, of course, Sony will be cooler in the picture, but there are prices from 60 for this size A good product for my money, especially

served 2.5 years. At one point, it just went out and that's it. The master came, examined it, and said that it could be a control unit for 15k, or a matrix for 22k. And then I took it for 38k. The service life is 5 years, as the manufacturer claims . Thank you LG, and goodbye .

Pros below: Bought as a replacement LG 32'. Everything suits: image, sound, functionality, etc., etc. Excellent smart TV. Bought on the recommendation of a friend. Its cons: Very simple control, the child quickly figured out, I had to password-protect some things :-)

Pros: A good telly for your money, picture, sound, Wi-Fi, everything is OK. Androyd is more or less Got cons: The free play between the screen and the case itself is 0.5 cm.

Watching dark films in a dark room is almost impossible - the matrix light is very intrusive, and image adjustment does not eliminate this problem at all. Would not recommend a TV to buy.

In principle, for this price, an excellent TV. I play in xbox x in bright mode. a very good image. it doesn’t lag, it doesn’t freeze. probably there is not enough contrast and brightness But here it’s stupid to demand for that kind of money. A 1TB hard drive reads into a light one. 4k pulls from it without brakes.

It has a great picture and built in movie/tv apps are great. However, I have two complaints about it.1. When turning it on I sometimes have to manually change the HDMI port and channel I was using before the last time I turned it off. I disabled the power saving mode but it still happens.2. Whenever the picture is dark, the screen will light up in about a foot increments. I hate it and that's why I gave 2 stars. Local dimming is disabled and it did so even with zero backlight. There doesn't…

The Alexa integration played an important role in my purchase decision. I was able to get some of the Alexa functions working (using a basic skill for LG on Alexa), but you can't turn on the TV with Alexa. It seems like an exaggeration to say that a product is Alexa-certified if the main function, turning on the TV, is missing. I checked with LG support that the TV won't turn on via Alexa. I returned the TV and bought a similar Sony model that specifically states that Alexa can be used to turn…

I bought this TV to replace our 2005 Panasonic 50 inch Plasma TV. Living room. I was arguing between this and the 65" LG OLED. I didn't really think about it until I went to the store and saw the difference in picture quality. The OLED displays were AMAZING! and I was so close to getting one That adds about $1,800 to my price, though, and I'll admit I was put off by some claims about dimming and image burn-in, oddly similar issues back in 2005 with plasmas, I also decided to save some money .I…

The picture and sound on this 65 inch TV are impressive. The "Magic Remote" is cool, but takes some getting used to because it's quite sensitive. Ability to turn off the pointer it turns on except to turn the remote control face down and not touch it. It will then turn off after about 15 seconds. The documentation in the box also lacks details on how to use the magic remote control. I think everything should be intuitively obvious, but that's not the case when you're maybe under 20 years old…

I have only had this product for a relatively short time. I bought this to replace a 10 year old Panasonic Plasma TV. Panasonic is fine, I wanted a big screen smart TV. I connected everything, turned it on and immediately proceeded with the settings. There was very little information in the attached documents and practically the same on the internet. Luckily my grandson helped out and had to call LG to answer our questions. By the way, LG was very helpful. After everything was done, I taped the

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…