LG 65UQ7070ZUE 65" 4K Ultra HDR Smart LED WebOS TV With AI ThinQ
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Our take on the LG 65UQ7070ZUE 65" 4K Ultra HDR Smart LED WebOS TV With AI ThinQ
The LG UQ7070 is a 65-inch 4K LED TV with the webOS smart platform and AI ThinQ voice control. It covers the basics well: 4K resolution, HDR playback, built-in streaming apps and a Magic Remote-style interface. It sits in LG's entry-level 4K range, below the nanocell and OLED lines, so it lacks wide color and deep blacks. It suits buyers who want a big screen for streaming and casual viewing without paying for premium panel tech.
- 65-inch 4K panel at an entry-level tier
- webOS is fast and easy to navigate
- AI ThinQ voice control and smart assistant support
- HDR playback for streaming services
- Simple setup and a familiar remote
- Standard LED panel: limited brightness and weak black levels
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What reviewers say
Owners of LG's entry-level UQ70 series generally find it a solid value for everyday streaming and broadcast TV. Most praise webOS and the easy setup; the common complaints are modest brightness, average black levels and thin built-in audio.
- Picture qualityMixedOwners say 4K streaming looks sharp, but contrast and black levels are modest for an LED set.
- BrightnessCriticisedReviewers note the panel is not very bright, so HDR highlights have limited punch.
- WebOSPraisedUsers find the smart interface fast and easy to navigate.
Questions and answers
- Is the LG UQ7070 good for gaming?
- It handles casual console play, but the 60Hz panel and modest brightness limit it for fast, competitive gaming. Serious gamers should look at sets with higher refresh rates and HDMI 2.1.
- Does it support HDR?
- Yes, it plays HDR content from streaming services. Because the panel is not very bright, the HDR effect is subtle rather than dramatic.
- Does it have a voice assistant?
- Yes. AI ThinQ supports voice control, and the TV works with popular smart assistants for basic commands and search.
- How does it compare with LG's nanocell TVs?
- Nanocell models add wider color and better brightness. The UQ7070 is the simpler entry-level option and gives up some color range and contrast.
- Do I need a soundbar?
- Most owners find the built-in speakers adequate for news and casual viewing but thin for movies. A soundbar noticeably improves the experience.
- Can it be wall mounted?
- Yes, it uses a standard VESA wall mount. Check the mount's weight rating against the TV's size before installing.
