[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would have to say that I am happy with my purchase of this TV. It would have cost much much more to buy an equivalent-sized TV if I went with an OLED or QLED. The picture quality is good for what you pay for. I watch a lot of sports and it looks great. The only time I can really see the difference is when I'm watching movies where the scene is kind of dark. It's really difficult to see what's going on because the dark contrast isn't very clear, so essentially you're staring at a dark screen for the entire scene. The other minor complaint is that this SmartTV doesn't allow me to install the NBA app which I subscribed to in order to watch NBA games. For some reason it doesn't give me the option to install the app onto this TV, so I had to hook up an external Roku box just for this app. Lastly, I'm not a gamer, so I can't comment how it would look if you hooked up your PlayStation or XBox to it. Other than that, I'm happy with my purchase and can't complain.

I purchased this LG 43 inch UHD tv as a Christmas gift for the family. I was really impressed with it's picture. I had purchased a 40 inch LG HD tv two years before because of it's fantastic picture. What was a great picture on the 40 inch 4K was even better on the 43 inch, purchasing it was a no brainer! Sound is very good also! The smart remote provides me all sorts of capabilities for making the tv experience even better. Don't worry with your decision to purchase the tv, you won't regret it!

This tv is extremely affordable. My main issue with this tv was the viewing angle. I have an open concept with the living room and kitchen and in the kitchen the picture was not good. It was only good sitting in front of the tv in the living room. This seems to be common for this tv type. After doing more research I had to buy an OLED to be able to have a great viewing angle. Had to return this one and buy an LG OLED.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got this TV for our bedroom and it looks great in there. The price was fantastic and it has a lot of features. We would have liked to see Alexa be completely hands free, but you only have to press a single button while speaking so…

So I just upgraded my tv and I'm so glad I chose LG! I had originally bought a different brand because of all the hype but when I came home with it there were so many issues! Same day returned it got my LG tv came home and my whole family was amazed by it! We decided to stay home make it a movie day and enjoy our new LG tv. I'm so happy with my Purchase!

I purchased this a few weeks ago and so far it's been a solid purchase. The one negative is it only has two HDMI connections and when you have the cable and a Roku and then a Blu-ray player you end up needing to purchase an HDMI switch to connect all three. This TV really needs at least 3 if not 4 HDMI connections. With that exception the TV is great.

We love our 75" 8000 series tv (from 2020) and got this one for our guest room. Great quality TV for the price however the new software has these forced ADs thought the home screen. You can turn some features off but there is still ads in the home screen area. Our 75" doesn't have this feature and is much more convenient to use because of this. Another thing is using the shared media app is a lot slower with the new TV than our 2 year old 75" which is also a disappointment. We are still happy with this TV but hope LG takes these critiques into consideration.

Had this tv for about a month now. Noticed it has a really hard time on dark screen segments. If it's a horror film or just a generally dark screen show you'll be let down. Very hard to see no matter what settings or how bright you make the screen. It's not terrible. Just disappointing. It also needs a sound bar added to it. The sound quality it comes with has a hard time projecting past 10ft or so.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the LG Smart TV as a replacement for an older one that I had which quit working. I mounted to the wall which I found fairly easy; however I did have to modify the bracket a bit to match the back of the TV mostly related to the screws used to attach TV to the bracket. Not a big deal breaker. What was disappointing was the support of Direct TV, which happens to be the main source of streaming service for me. Sure you can purchase yet another device (Roku), which I did but the whole idea of a Smart TV is to not have to buy external devices. So that was disappointing for sure. The magic remote I found to be somewhat difficult to program and in fact I still can't get it to operate the Roku external device plugged into HDMI1 port. I have to use the remote that came with the Roku device. Picture quality seems to be very good.

First TV developed a vertical line through the picture in less than 2 hours. My pet peeve with the LG is the mute, does not stop the digital audio output. If your using a soundbar with Digital optical input, you can't mute the TV sound from the LG remote. Next pet peeve - closed captioning on/off requires navigating through 4 menus, vice one or two button pushes on my old TV