Our take on the LG 65UR340C

The LG 65UR340C is a 65-inch 4K LED TV built on LG's entry-level UR34 line. It covers the basics well: a sharp 3840x2160 panel, HDR10 and HLG support, the webOS smart platform, Bluetooth, and stereo speakers rated at 20W. It skips the extras that matter for movies and gaming, though: no local dimming, no wide color gamut, a 60Hz panel with no VRR or ALLM, and no voice control. It suits buyers who want a big, simple 4K screen for everyday streaming and broadcast TV, not a home-theater or console-gaming centerpiece. Against rivals at the same tier, it trades picture polish for size and the LG smart interface.

Best forLiving rooms and bedrooms for everyday streamingBuyers who want a large 4K screen without paying for extrasCable, satellite and antenna viewingWall mounting in a secondary room

Pros

Large 65-inch 4K panel
webOS smart platform with the main streaming apps
HDR10 and HLG support
Bluetooth for headphones or a soundbar
Standard 300x300 VESA mount
Low 0.5W standby draw

Cons

Questions and answers

Is the LG 65UR340C good for gaming?

Only casually. The panel runs at 60Hz and has no VRR or ALLM, so fast console games can show tearing and added input lag. A gaming monitor or a TV with those features suits serious play better.

Does it have local dimming?

No. The backlight is edge-lit across the whole screen, so dark scenes look washed out compared with sets that dim zones of the backlight. Expect grayish blacks in a dark room.

What HDR formats does it support?

HDR10 and HLG. It does not support Dolby Vision, and without a wide color gamut the HDR boost is modest.

Can I mount it on a wall?

Yes. It uses a standard 300x300mm VESA pattern and is flat-backed, so most fixed and tilting mounts for its size will fit.

Does it have Bluetooth and voice control?

Bluetooth is built in, so you can pair headphones or a soundbar. There is no built-in voice control, so you use the remote's buttons or a separate smart speaker.

What connections does it have?

HDMI, USB-A, optical S/PDIF and an Ethernet port, plus Bluetooth. HDMI ARC lets you send TV audio to a soundbar over one cable.

LG 65UR340C

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$900.00last seen Nov 11

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Our take on the LG 65UR340C

Best forLiving rooms and bedrooms for everyday streamingBuyers who want a large 4K screen without paying for extrasCable, satellite and antenna viewingWall mounting in a secondary room

Pros

Large 65-inch 4K panel
webOS smart platform with the main streaming apps
HDR10 and HLG support
Bluetooth for headphones or a soundbar
Standard 300x300 VESA mount
Low 0.5W standby draw

Cons

About the LG 65UR340C

Stay connected with HDMI and USB-A ports on the LG 65UR340C, enhancing your entertainment options.

Specifications

Connections: USB-A, Optical S/PDIF, HDMI, RJ45 (LAN)Source
Bluetooth: YesSource
Image Enhancement: NoSource
Built-in speakers: Stereo

Questions and answers

Is the LG 65UR340C good for gaming?: Only casually. The panel runs at 60Hz and has no VRR or ALLM, so fast console games can show tearing and added input lag. A gaming monitor or a TV with those features suits serious play better.
Does it have local dimming?: No. The backlight is edge-lit across the whole screen, so dark scenes look washed out compared with sets that dim zones of the backlight. Expect grayish blacks in a dark room.
What HDR formats does it support?: HDR10 and HLG. It does not support Dolby Vision, and without a wide color gamut the HDR boost is modest.
Can I mount it on a wall?: Yes. It uses a standard 300x300mm VESA pattern and is flat-backed, so most fixed and tilting mounts for its size will fit.
Does it have Bluetooth and voice control?: Bluetooth is built in, so you can pair headphones or a soundbar. There is no built-in voice control, so you use the remote's buttons or a separate smart speaker.
What connections does it have?: HDMI, USB-A, optical S/PDIF and an Ethernet port, plus Bluetooth. HDMI ARC lets you send TV audio to a soundbar over one cable.