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Our take on the LG LED 65UR78GC0LK TV

The LG UR78 is a 65-inch 4K LED TV using an edge-lit LCD panel with a 60Hz refresh rate. It runs LG's webOS smart platform with ThinQ AI, Magic Remote support and all the major streaming apps, and it handles HDR10 and HLG. It suits everyday living-room viewing, broadcast TV and streaming, and it is a step below LG's OLED and Mini LED sets in contrast and motion. Buyers looking for deep blacks and wide viewing angles should look at OLED instead.

Best forLiving-room streaming and broadcast TVBuyers who want webOS and the Magic RemoteBright rooms where an LCD suits better than OLEDSecond TV or family room set

Pros

webOS is fast and has every major streaming app
Magic Remote point-and-click navigation
4K resolution on a 65-inch screen
HDR10 and HLG support
LG's ThinQ AI voice control

Cons

Edge-lit LCD gives limited black levels and some backlight bleed

Questions and answers

Is this a good TV for gaming?

It is a 60Hz panel without the HDMI 2.1 features of LG's higher models, so it suits casual console play but not high-frame-rate gaming. Serious gamers should look at LG's OLED or QNED sets.

Does it run webOS with the Magic Remote?

Yes. It uses LG's webOS smart platform with ThinQ AI, and it supports the Magic Remote for point-and-click control. All the major streaming apps are available.

How does it compare with LG's OLED TVs?

The UR78 is an edge-lit LCD, so blacks are grey rather than true black and viewing angles are narrower. OLED sets cost more but deliver better contrast and motion.

What HDR formats does it support?

It handles HDR10 and HLG. It does not support Dolby Vision, which some rival sets at this level do.

Is 65 inches right for my room?

A 65-inch screen suits viewing distances of roughly 7 to 9 feet for mixed 4K and HD content. Measure your wall or stand before buying.

LG LED 65UR78GC0LK TV

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Our take on the LG LED 65UR78GC0LK TV

Best forLiving-room streaming and broadcast TVBuyers who want webOS and the Magic RemoteBright rooms where an LCD suits better than OLEDSecond TV or family room set

Pros

webOS is fast and has every major streaming app
Magic Remote point-and-click navigation
4K resolution on a 65-inch screen
HDR10 and HLG support
LG's ThinQ AI voice control

Cons

Edge-lit LCD gives limited black levels and some backlight bleed

About the LG LED 65UR78GC0LK TV

This LG LED TV has a 65-inch screen and 4K resolution. It is designed to deliver vibrant visuals while remaining energy efficient for home entertainment.

Brand: LG
Model: 65UR78GC0LK
Screen size: 65 inches
Resolution: 4K
Display type: LED

Questions and answers

Is this a good TV for gaming?: It is a 60Hz panel without the HDMI 2.1 features of LG's higher models, so it suits casual console play but not high-frame-rate gaming. Serious gamers should look at LG's OLED or QNED sets.
Does it run webOS with the Magic Remote?: Yes. It uses LG's webOS smart platform with ThinQ AI, and it supports the Magic Remote for point-and-click control. All the major streaming apps are available.
How does it compare with LG's OLED TVs?: The UR78 is an edge-lit LCD, so blacks are grey rather than true black and viewing angles are narrower. OLED sets cost more but deliver better contrast and motion.
What HDR formats does it support?: It handles HDR10 and HLG. It does not support Dolby Vision, which some rival sets at this level do.
Is 65 inches right for my room?: A 65-inch screen suits viewing distances of roughly 7 to 9 feet for mixed 4K and HD content. Measure your wall or stand before buying.