After a month or so I discovered that LG no longer allows SiriusXM Radio - bummer. Then when I call for tech. service, I get someone from a foreign country that I can hardly understand. The user manual has very little information as to how to operate the remote and get the TV to do what you want it to do.. I guess you just think that everyone is a techie.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our veterinary hospital needed a larger viewer for our radiographs. The one on the computer was just too small. We needed a high quality, high pixel number, high resolution viewer that would give us a quality image of the x-ray. This tv has the power and quality to do all we needed for our purpose. We still have some tweeking to do but every day it gets better quality. We are very pleased with this unit.

Price and Size a Win-Win. I had been wanting to upgrade from my 13yr old Samsung 55" that I paid $700. Here is LG's 70" @ $500, that is HDR10, 4k, Two HDMI eARC and WiFi5. And at 61lbs. I was able hang it on my wall, no issues. The picture is very good: saturation, no blooming, and color accurate. I did do my own calibration to fit my viewing needs: Sports & Movies. In doing my research, I drooled for the OLED, but I can't justify a TV beyond a $1k, good luck finding a 70" OLED for less than $2k. So in looking at alternatives, the UR8000 series fit my needs and at $500!!! Best yet, I was able to find the LG S80QY soundbar & subwoofer for $270 on Woot. This combination is so satisfying for sports and movies. Cost for system? $986: wall mount, TV, Soundbar, surge protector, HDMI cables and I couldn't be any happier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After 2 weeks of viewing, I am completely happy with the quality of the picture and performance! For a bedroom TV and the price, if is a winner. Setup was a bit of a cluster as I have Xfinity and the work around the LG Home Page default took a bit of time researching on YouTube. Got it straightened out and everything was fine.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Cojntinuing to be a better piece entertainment equiopment then my previous LG purchased back in 2019! Still learning more about this HDTV, can give further details as time goes along. Still too early to give my best review...

I bought this tv because the picture quality from the store. It was easy to set up once we got it home. I love the picture quality. I also like the app support availability. We have had on movies we watched previously and were shocked and delighted by how much better it looked. We are very satisfied

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like everything about the TV, sound, colors, picture quality, brightness it is just the remote control mouse feature is not easy to use , you try to point something and it moves to much it makes it hard to choose what you want, besides that it is a great TV

Took it out of the box and connected cables, plugged it in, and turned it on. On screen directions for pairing remoter and registering were a piece of cake. Picture is wonderful and the "magic" remote is a Godsend entering web sites and passwords for the apps.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The construction quality and design of the television are good. The ability to connect to the internet and access various free channels is excellent. The categorization and access to other sources of movies, series, and music have been well implemented. However, a problem I've noticed occurs when watching 4K, 8K, or 12K films. The color grading of the images noticeably changes during viewing, indicating a weakness in the TV's processor for image processing. This issue is not very apparent on smaller TVs but is quite noticeable and problematic on an 86-inch TV, showing that the television struggles with image processing. Another aspect that LG needs to address is the limited selection of films available on its channel, which could be more extensive and varied. Currently, the selection is limited to Hollywood, while there's potential to include Arabic, Turkish, Indian, and Korean films.

I've had this TV just over a month, and have been very pleased with the quality of the picture. Some of the controls both on the screen and TV are difficult to understand and use at time, however I'm getting use to the difference from the previous set