LG 75UQ7070ZUD 75" 4K Ultra HDR Smart LED WebOS TV
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Our take on the LG 75UQ7070ZUD 75" 4K Ultra HDR Smart LED WebOS TV
The LG UQ7070 is a 75-inch 4K LED TV running LG's webOS smart platform with HDR support. It is LG's entry-level large-screen set, so it uses a standard 60Hz panel and direct-lit backlight rather than the mini-LED or OLED tech in LG's step-up lines. It suits buyers who want a big screen for a bright living room, streaming apps and casual sports, and who value webOS's simple interface over peak brightness or deep blacks. Against rivals like the TCL Q6 and Hisense U6, it gives up local dimming and wide color, but keeps LG's polished smart system and Magic Remote support.
- Large 75-inch 4K screen at an entry-level tier
- webOS is fast and easy to navigate
- HDR10 and HLG support
- Magic Remote compatible for pointer control
- Wide app selection including all major streamers
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What reviewers say
Owner feedback on LG's entry 4K sets is generally positive on ease of use and picture for the money, with complaints centered on contrast and brightness.
- Picture qualityMixedOwners say 4K content looks sharp, but contrast suffers in dark scenes without local dimming.
- BrightnessCriticisedHDR highlights look muted; the set struggles in very bright rooms.
- Smart platformPraisedwebOS is described as quick and easy to learn, with all major apps present.
Questions and answers
- Is this TV good for gaming?
- It handles casual console play, but the 60Hz panel and HDMI 2.0 inputs cap it at 4K 60fps without variable refresh rate. Serious gamers should look at 120Hz sets.
- Does it have local dimming?
- No. It uses a direct-lit backlight without local dimming, so dark scenes look gray compared with mini-LED or OLED TVs.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, a stand, a remote and power cable. A Magic Remote is not always included, so check before buying if you want pointer control.
- Does it support HDR formats like Dolby Vision?
- It supports HDR10 and HLG. Dolby Vision is not supported on this model.
- How does it compare with the LG UQ75 or UQ80?
- Those step-up lines add features like better processing and, on some sizes, extra HDMI or gaming options. This model is the basic entry point.
- Can I wall-mount it?
- Yes, it uses a standard VESA mount, though the large panel needs a sturdy bracket rated for its weight.
