expiredDealStrategist posted Nov 08, 2025 02:26 AM
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expiredDealStrategist posted Nov 08, 2025 02:26 AM
65" LG Class UA7050 Series LED AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025)
+ Free Delivery$350
$490
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https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/up7000
For the price and for a 65" from a name brand, it is probably OK but nothing great imo. Personally, I hate all things LG since every appliance I have had from them (washer, dryer, refrig) either was poorly designed imo or broke pre-maturatey, but that is obviously anecdotal. I would wait to see what Black Friday offers, but that is me.
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How good is the tv?
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Ehhh. The 7000 model (which I assume is an older version of to this one), gets kind of sub par reviews.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/up7000
For the price and for a 65" from a name brand, it is probably OK but nothing great imo. Personally, I hate all things LG since every appliance I have had from them (washer, dryer, refrig) either was poorly designed imo or broke pre-maturatey, but that is obviously anecdotal. I would wait to see what Black Friday offers, but that is me.
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the only LG TVs to buy are OLEDs.
save up your stamps if you cant afford one right now.
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The last tv I bought with my employee discount was over $1500. I used to sell TV's. It was a 55" LG 3Dtv from 2014 and finally went out this summer when the hard drive was absolutely corrupted. It could no longer boot to the setup menu even after I reset the TV a few times and got it working for a week or two.
Had the magic remote, which I hated:You can't connect anything to that TV, not even the basic tv tuner if you can't get to the smart menu, which requires internet and typing in the password using the remote. Keys on the remote had broken so I couldn't type in the password. eventually I hacked my wifi password and finally got back in to my own tv. 10 years is solid and it only had minor issues like slight burn in from leaving roku on 24/7.
Processor/Software/Sound: I went with this LG because the webOs and decent processor. I don't use any of the ai stuff and mostly watch youtube, prime, or 1080p media. After changing a few setting the sound actually blew me away. I really like the software on this Tv, all the apps I need are there and the menus are easy to navigate. This does not have a magic remote, it's just a basic useful one.
I haven't used any of the LG channels, which it apparently has. Having a Roku I haven't even used it yet because the apps I use were available on the webos. Absolutely happy with the responsiveness.
Picture: The quality is absolutely fine for my needs and I'll upgrade to some 4k media so I can enjoy the TV's maximum quality. Coming from the 32" tv I had gotten used to is comical to now have a TV that takes up half the living room instead of squinting to read the menus. I watched some football the other day it looked fantastic. The stand was a point of contention due to the legs being on the outer 1/8 of the tv and not closer to the center, it literally barely fits on the TV stand we had.
Value TLDR:
At 350 it's an okay deal. Not the steal I was hoping to grab, however the convenience of the features and performance offer everything I need at the price I was willing to accept. Completely happy with this one.
Comparable Deals:
>Almost purchased the 279 Westinghouse with 3 year warranty from BJ's I thought was an appliance store, but realized its' a club and didn't want to deal with their membership or the "one day pass" thing.
>The other near buys were TCL and Insignia at 280/290. I didn't want the Fire software and preferred Roku TV since that is what we use. I was worried about the responsiveness and software of these tvs so they were eliminated, but might be fine if your budget is righ at that 300 range since they are $50-70 cheaper.
>The Roku Onn at walmart for 300 hasn't dropped in price and the reviews are terrible. I might have made an exception for if they had it cheap enough, maybe 230 range because that would have saved another 100+ dollars for a possible replacement.
I know this is a long pointless opinion review, but I've scored good deals here and hope this might help someone.
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I can't find what panel this has, but it has VRR up to 60hz. It has ALLM, and Alexa if your into that. Bluetooth seems dated at 5.0. I would have liked to have seen at least 5.2, but what really are you using that for on a TV? Speakers? I would just leave this TV off the Internet, and use it as a dumb tv. I would buy one of these over a TCL or Hisense. I also like LGs for playing things from a USB!
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