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75" LG 75QNED75URA Class QNED75 Series 4K Smart TV Expired
$599
$1,079.00
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Beach Camera via Walmart has 75" LG 75QNED75URA Class QNED75 Series 4K Smart TV for $799 - $200 when you "clip" coupon on product page = $599. Shipping is free.
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- Resolution: 3840x2160
- Refresh Rate: 60Hz
- HDR10 / HLG
- Smart TV with WebOS
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI 2.0
- 2x USB 2.0
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x RF Input
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Not sure if the below link will will work without the CR login:
https://www.consumerrep
Consumer Reports is great for reviews on cars, toasters and insurance plans. I stopped using their reviews for anything audio/visual 20 years ago.
I'm a basic entertainment guy. I watch sports most frequently 1-2x per week, watch shows maybe 1x per week and video games every few months. I'm happy with it and I'm going to order the 75" for a back room.
The Hisense from Costco (75A65K) is 57 lbs (without stand).
I bought the Hisense from Costco couple of months ago and will my TV stand hold 22 lbs more of LG TV? ( I need to check...)
But having LG at home gives a bit better prestige value than Hisense, I guess?
Ok then what site should I use to compare models etc?
Rtings.com
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Still comes up at 999. Try again tomorrow
Marianne
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I was a little disappointed at first with not enough brightness, but after playing with settings for a while, I got it all dialed in where the picture is very good and bright, very balanced color, and detailed. It took a while to find the golden combo of settings across all content without over saturation of color, gamma, and contrast. It looks very good.
This TV has good viewing angles as well (which is perfect for our needs).. very little back light bleed at certain times, but most of the time none.
I did play with local dimming settings as well, and have it dialed up. Yeah it is not mini led but not bad either.
Motion handling is acceptable, definitely not great, but acceptable.
Upscaling is decent, definitely better than the Roku brand QLED TVs. Clarity is also better than the Roku QLED TVs.
After the OS update, it did slow the interface down a little, but still is ok. We won't install too many apps on it, so that should mitigate any slowdowns. We do not constantly flip apps, so really not a concern. Changing OTA channels is always quick. LG channels are kind of slow.
So far, it is a keeper, and for $600 it is a better choice compared to the alternatives in the price range IMHO at this time. For example, Hisense can be playing the lottery with backlight bleed, viewing angles, QA, and "dirty" pixels.. even on their higher range TVs (U7, U8).
It is not a "great" TV, but in the "good" range for standard viewing and light gaming. The occasional UI slowdown may be annoying for some, but nothing that is a deal breaker for us. I am using a GB wired connection so that helps.