Question? What's anyone's opinion about getting your TV Professionally Calibrated? I went into Best Buy & seen this TV & all their others They were all Vibrant & beautiful! I asked the sells lady if they were Calibrated? She said, yes. All of their Display models are professionally Calibrated. I mean a $400 TV looked like a $4k TV in there, I couldn't tell the difference
It's possible that they were calibrated but most TVs have a "demo" or "store" mode where the display is at maximum brightness and oversaturated vibrance and colors. It might look good at a glance in a store, but would probably be eye searing at home. Calibration is definitely worth it for a higher end TV but probably not worth it on a sub $500 TV because you're paying hundreds of dollars towards a cheap TV that probably isn't capable of a proper calibration's full potential. However you can look at rtings and other forums for recommend settings and get a ballpark calibration for free.
Dagum, I should've bought the $316 - 65" of this model at my Walmart.. They had 2 65" left & they were clearing them out for new Construction. I just wasn't sure when this TV was released I may just get the 65" U7H Hisense. I don't game or anything, I just watch HDR through my Streaming Apps. I sit straight in front at about 13 feet away in a dark living room
@@BigRed0011LG is always gonna be better than Hisense, LG is a long running quality electronics company only thing better is Samsung and Sony even then depends on models. I’ve loved every LG I’ve had
Expensive Samsung just died and so I'm looking for something cheap to tide me over for a while. Had a LG from 2013 and really liked it (until I killed it, long story), nice to see this one is solid for the price. I think I'm going to grab one. Thanks for the overview!
Our first LG TV lasted for 10 years until we got rid of it because it was a 32" 720p TV. The other one we had lasted 4 years until it got a discolored spot but I'm not sure how old it was before I bought it used. But either way they seem to last for several years.
Perfect timing. I was shopping for TVs at Walmart and settled on this model but have to go pick it up yet. It was the most expensive of the 50 inch models on display (some are as low as $238) but standing in the store comparing the pictures, this was much sharper and better contrast. I almost went for the Hisense which is $80 less because it had the next best picture quality but looking at the horrible reviews made me stay away. It has a 1 year warranty for a reason - the box usually dies after 18 months. BTW, what is the warranty period on this unit? Can't find that anywhere. Thanks.
I think electronics tend to be 14 to 30 days. I declined the extended warranty. I also decided on the LG. I had a TCL and, although it had a good picture, I don't really like RokuTV being the OS, and I'm not really a fan of Samsung's OS anymore either. I wasn't even going to consider Hisense, Onn, or any of the other brands. So far my only issue (same as the S95B) is the bass is way too boomy, even after EQ adjustment, so I had to buy a soundbar for the TV. I got he $80 Vizio 20" one.
@@Mr.Everything I declined the warranty too. I figure at these prices it's disposable if something goes wrong plus I might want to upgrade in a couple years anyway. I still have my Bose soundbar I got a couple years ago. I figured I was going to have to use it since the audio is where these companies try to save on costs. BTW, if it does die after the warranty is up I see that plenty of parts are available online. A new motherboard is like $50.
Can you please tell me if it has wifi? This would be my 1st smart TV and I am not very tech savvy. My husband is 82 and regular cable has just gotten too expensive for us but I need something that I can set up and would be very simple for him to operate. Thank you for any assistance. Very best, Dina
@@dinacox1971I'm trying to I figure out what I can use cause my cable too is getting too expensive yes if ur streaming instead of cable service then you have to have wifi or Bluetooth connection
I just got one of these. LG is confusing - They hype up how these are compatible with Alexa/Google with voice. Then you read closer: Requires the Magic Remote to use those functions, sold separately. Uh, ok, I'll get one. Over at LG's site, they further hype the TV as compatible with the upgraded remote. Yeah, ok, I'll order one, right? Not so fast! When you go to the product page for the remote, it emphatically says that it's not compatible with the UQ7070 ZUE. Excuse me? Is there a Remote to use instead? Nope. We're just SOL. The TV ad copy seems to lie. And the included remote sucks for the unexpected amount of use it gets, setting up. I like the picture quality for the price, but the rest is irritating.
I know zero about TVs and this would be my first smart TV. Watching other TH-cam videos it seems that I need it to be WiFi. Is this WiFi? Thank you so much for any assistance! Very best, Dina
My 2009 tv went out and I wanted a non smart tv,try to find that,but this looks good enough for me as I am a low tech person so I can plug my ROKU up and it should do fine for me.
I own one. I've posted my settings for it, I say we'll worth the 400 dollars I paid at Walmart for it, got great picture, for price, only tvs I'd consider over it fir around same price would be samsung crystal uhd series of tvs do far from what ive seen, Philips and Vizio are also good choices, but I'd go eith this tv myself over them I've had both a Philips and Vizio inpast
Just bought today and going to return tomorrow , quality is garbage and we tried adjusting it in every way and still looked bad. Netflix and Disney app especially looked blurry and old.
I bought this piece of junk too, streaming on it is a nightmare, no matter what I do when watching 4k movies it's fucking junk, blacks are so saturated and blurry it's a joke
I like mine, i posted my settings o use on this tv on my TH-cam channel for those interested, i love my 50 in UQ7070 4ktv i got at walmart backnin February 2024 for 400 bucks
@@jamesmatthews6881try going through all of the settings on your ps5 and tv. I have the Xbox Series X and it looks absolutely amazing. I also have the 43”
Question? What's anyone's opinion about getting your TV Professionally Calibrated?
I went into Best Buy & seen this TV & all their others
They were all Vibrant & beautiful!
I asked the sells lady if they were Calibrated? She said, yes. All of their Display models are professionally Calibrated.
I mean a $400 TV looked like a $4k TV in there, I couldn't tell the difference
It's possible that they were calibrated but most TVs have a "demo" or "store" mode where the display is at maximum brightness and oversaturated vibrance and colors. It might look good at a glance in a store, but would probably be eye searing at home. Calibration is definitely worth it for a higher end TV but probably not worth it on a sub $500 TV because you're paying hundreds of dollars towards a cheap TV that probably isn't capable of a proper calibration's full potential. However you can look at rtings and other forums for recommend settings and get a ballpark calibration for free.
Definitely don’t pick at the screen edges. The gap isn’t a screen protector
Lmaooooo
Dagum, I should've bought the $316 - 65" of this model at my Walmart..
They had 2 65" left & they were clearing them out for new Construction. I just wasn't sure when this TV was released
I may just get the 65" U7H Hisense.
I don't game or anything, I just watch HDR through my Streaming Apps. I sit straight in front at about 13 feet away in a dark living room
I just saw a video on exactly this comparison of the tvs you mentioned. From what I heard is the LG is the better one by far
@@BigRed0011LG is always gonna be better than Hisense, LG is a long running quality electronics company only thing better is Samsung and Sony even then depends on models. I’ve loved every LG I’ve had
Expensive Samsung just died and so I'm looking for something cheap to tide me over for a while. Had a LG from 2013 and really liked it (until I killed it, long story), nice to see this one is solid for the price. I think I'm going to grab one. Thanks for the overview!
Our first LG TV lasted for 10 years until we got rid of it because it was a 32" 720p TV. The other one we had lasted 4 years until it got a discolored spot but I'm not sure how old it was before I bought it used. But either way they seem to last for several years.
Just bought this TV, I literally couldn't believe there was only 2 HDMI ports
How many do you use?
They make adapters. I’ve never needed more than two tho
Perfect timing. I was shopping for TVs at Walmart and settled on this model but have to go pick it up yet. It was the most expensive of the 50 inch models on display (some are as low as $238) but standing in the store comparing the pictures, this was much sharper and better contrast. I almost went for the Hisense which is $80 less because it had the next best picture quality but looking at the horrible reviews made me stay away. It has a 1 year warranty for a reason - the box usually dies after 18 months. BTW, what is the warranty period on this unit? Can't find that anywhere. Thanks.
I think electronics tend to be 14 to 30 days. I declined the extended warranty. I also decided on the LG. I had a TCL and, although it had a good picture, I don't really like RokuTV being the OS, and I'm not really a fan of Samsung's OS anymore either. I wasn't even going to consider Hisense, Onn, or any of the other brands. So far my only issue (same as the S95B) is the bass is way too boomy, even after EQ adjustment, so I had to buy a soundbar for the TV. I got he $80 Vizio 20" one.
@@Mr.Everything I declined the warranty too. I figure at these prices it's disposable if something goes wrong plus I might want to upgrade in a couple years anyway. I still have my Bose soundbar I got a couple years ago. I figured I was going to have to use it since the audio is where these companies try to save on costs. BTW, if it does die after the warranty is up I see that plenty of parts are available online. A new motherboard is like $50.
The screen I’m looking at isn’t shown on this vid
I love mine. I bought bracket and have it on stand. Love the picture and sound on it
Can you please tell me if it has wifi? This would be my 1st smart TV and I am not very tech savvy. My husband is 82 and regular cable has just gotten too expensive for us but I need something that I can set up and would be very simple for him to operate. Thank you for any assistance. Very best, Dina
@@dinacox1971I'm trying to I figure out what I can use cause my cable too is getting too expensive yes if ur streaming instead of cable service then you have to have wifi or Bluetooth connection
I just got one of these. LG is confusing - They hype up how these are compatible with Alexa/Google with voice. Then you read closer: Requires the Magic Remote to use those functions, sold separately. Uh, ok, I'll get one. Over at LG's site, they further hype the TV as compatible with the upgraded remote. Yeah, ok, I'll order one, right? Not so fast! When you go to the product page for the remote, it emphatically says that it's not compatible with the UQ7070 ZUE. Excuse me? Is there a Remote to use instead? Nope. We're just SOL. The TV ad copy seems to lie. And the included remote sucks for the unexpected amount of use it gets, setting up. I like the picture quality for the price, but the rest is irritating.
I know zero about TVs and this would be my first smart TV. Watching other TH-cam videos it seems that I need it to be WiFi. Is this WiFi? Thank you so much for any assistance! Very best, Dina
My 2009 tv went out and I wanted a non smart tv,try to find that,but this looks good enough for me as I am a low tech person so I can plug my ROKU up and it should do fine for me.
I haven't had any issues with it since I bought it.
@@Mr.Everything I narrowed it down to this tv and samsung 690t but am leaning to the LG.
I have one and u can't go wrong with it I play ps5 games on it and they look good for the price u can't beat it
@@kygent508 so what did you decide, did you buy this LG, how's been treating ya so far?
Thinking about buying the 65 inch one how do u like it?
How is the remote? Bought this tv 1h ago and the remote is completly buggy!
Hi, does this TV come with its own antenna and table stand?
did you ever do a full review of the picture quality of this LG 50uq7070zue tv ?
I own one. I've posted my settings for it, I say we'll worth the 400 dollars I paid at Walmart for it, got great picture, for price, only tvs I'd consider over it fir around same price would be samsung crystal uhd series of tvs do far from what ive seen, Philips and Vizio are also good choices, but I'd go eith this tv myself over them I've had both a Philips and Vizio inpast
Did it have Plastic over the screen
Is it compatible with the magic remote?
it must idk why his does not
Does this model same as 50UQ7050PSA bcoz my country only release it in that name model
Were you able to get any sound out of the tv speaker
I just got mines
Is there any voice control remote for this TV?
Not but you can order a LG Smart remote it comes with the higher tvs like the oled
Is lg 55uq75 good for watch movies?
Yes
Can you cast to it or your only casting g options is apple play
I think you can
Any one know what the peak HDR is in this tv
I just wanna watch the tv
Does it come with its own antenna and stands?
It comes with 2 feet to stand it on a table but does not come with an antenna.
@@Mr.Everything oh! were you able to catch local channels without antenna and without any cable service?
Does this have apple airplay ?
@@kevinball5152 Yes
Took me forever to find the power supply
Just bought today and going to return tomorrow , quality is garbage and we tried adjusting it in every way and still looked bad. Netflix and Disney app especially looked blurry and old.
I bought this piece of junk too, streaming on it is a nightmare, no matter what I do when watching 4k movies it's fucking junk, blacks are so saturated and blurry it's a joke
I can’t get it this show picture. I don’t know what the fuck is going on.
I cant get on Netflix
I like mine, i posted my settings o use on this tv on my TH-cam channel for those interested, i love my 50 in UQ7070 4ktv i got at walmart backnin February 2024 for 400 bucks
The uq75 looks the exact same but has more ports crazy
Its dolby atmos?
Does it have 120hz on it
It's just a 60hz panel.
@@Mr.Everything okay 👍 cool
Which HDMI did you use?
@@Mr.Everythingwhich HDMi you use for this tv?
Lg c1 TV it's have a 120hz for gaming
How much hz does it have
60hz
60 fast hertz
@@GreatBeyond74What do you mean by “fast hertz”. Isn’t 60hz, 60hz?
@@TTTTyme it seems faster with the display being so crisp
@@GreatBeyond74 Ah, that makes sense
I have the 43
Not a good gaming tv
How come?
@@xChrisDarko have my ps5 on it looks grainy and all
@@jamesmatthews6881try going through all of the settings on your ps5 and tv. I have the Xbox Series X and it looks absolutely amazing. I also have the 43”
@@jamesmatthews6881is it still look grainy or its just picture settings?
@@BushidoGameRealm still does i havent played on it in 2 week i bought a samsung qc80 120hz tv looks good
Hello po need p po xa gamitan ng hdmi pra magamit ang videoke sir kse gnyan tv ko salamat po
Screw size for tv stands?