LG 65 Inch Class Gallery TV with Frame LX7B Mini LED 4K Smart TV 2026

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the new gallery TV and that I can select an art piece that matches my living room. The picture is super clear and it was very easy to set up and use all my regular apps. The only thing I don't like is the remote - it has very limited functionality and doesn't even have a mute button. Going to buy a universal remote.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I could not ask for a better tv and it came at the best timing when I was shopping for one. It was easy to install by myself and I love the sleek look with the white frame since it goes well with my stand and speakers. The picture quality is very clear, and I had to start watching the marvel movies to test its picture quality and it does not disappoint. My only complaint, which is not major is that I don't like remotes with the roller and cursor function; however, I am able to use my phone as a remote. I would highly recommend this tv, and considering purchasing another one for my room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The lg 55LX7BPUA has been a great addition to our office, which has a lot of windows. The matte finish helps reduce glare significantly and makes the screen much easier to see during the day. The picture quality is clear and vibrant, and works well in our office space. The smart tv features are easy to navigate and make it convenient to access streaming apps without needing an extra device. The only downside is the mount that was included is designed for 16inch studs, so we were unable to use it and had to purchase a separate mount that worked with our 24 inch studs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Beautiful, well built tv, both from a clear screen with bright and crisp colors to the sleek look of the tv. Love the frame, you can have the tv in black or add the magnetic frame to make it white. Setup was easy using the app on my phone to login. Great features, compatible with apps like xfinity stream, Netflix, YouTube tv, Disney plus, prime video and more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] LG gave me a coupon toward the LG 65LX7BPUA, and after getting it set up, I can honestly say it was money well spent. The picture is crisp, colorful, and bright, making everything from movies to sports look fantastic. I found myself rewatching scenes from shows I've already seen just because they looked so much better on this screen. The 65-inch size is a sweet spot—big enough to feel immersive without completely taking over the room. Setup was quick, and the smart features were easy to navigate right out of the box. Streaming apps loaded fast, and everything felt smooth and responsive. The coupon definitely helped make the upgrade easier to justify, but the TV has exceeded my expectations. Now the hardest part is convincing myself I don't need to upgrade every screen in the house to match this one

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This LG Gallery tv is 55". I love the sleek, slim design. I have this tv set up in my family room. It's great for the little ones to watch their favorite programs. Excellent crisp images. Color set up was a breeze,vivid and accurate. Easy-to-use. Easy to assemble. I would recommend this tv. I'm looking into purchasing another for my guest room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV has great picture quality & the design fits my space perfectly! During setup I could tell that the stand has solid durability. This will be a reliable source to watch all of my entertainment. The price is comparable to the market value for most brands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG brand is the only one I trust as far as big appliances are concerned. I love everything about this television including the matte screen which reduces the light reflecting from the lamp. The magnetic frame is a unique feature. The only disappointment was being asked to pay for LG gallery membership. This is a service which should be included in the price of the television.

I had been waiting for months for this TV to finally become available and was excited to see it finally available for purchase. The mini-LED display is superior to any other artwork TV I've seen. The matte display really is impressive and there is practically no glare. The artwork looks great and it works wonderfully as a TV as well. I was hoping there would be more than one frame option, but I guess maybe these will come with time. It's easy enough to install the magnetic frame, so changing it later won't be a problem. The included white frame looks okay, just very basic. There are a few things that are a little frustrating though. Firstly, I bought this mainly to display artwork, but the TV automatically shuts off after an hour. To find the timer, you have to press the center wheel button while the artwork is actively running, navigate to a hidden three-dots "Options" menu, and change the power-off timer. Unfortunately, the firmware limits you to a maximum of 1 hour with no option to disable the timer entirely. For a dedicated art TV, not having a true "always-on" mode is highly frustrating. What I would like to see is the ability to create a schedule for artwork to be displayed. Additionally, it's really annoying that the gallery-mode screensaver is only available with a membership. Such a basic feature should not require additional fees when it's already a premium model TV. It's not possible to disable the screensaver. I would much rather the TV just automatically enter always-ready mode instead of activating the screensaver. The included flush-mount bracket is not particularly easy to use. It takes a lot of attempts to find the bracket while it's hidden behind the TV. We found it worked best to have three people to hang it; one on each end of the TV and the third to help guide us to where they bracket should be. Once up, it does look nice, but now we need to repaint where we scratched up the wall during the hanging process. There isn't much room behind the TV for cable management. Just two tiny pockets in the back of the TV. This makes it frustratingly difficult to try to hide the cables and get the TV sitting flat against the wall. It would be nice if you could tilt the TV away from the wall to access the cables to tidy it up. The power cord is on the opposite side of the TV as the input jacks, which means it is likely necessary to have two holes in the wall behind the TV. The WebOS is very sluggish and, once I disabled the ads, there is about 75% of the home page that is unused. It would be great to be able to use the entire 65" display rather that scrolling a single horizontal line of apps. Fortunately, the home page is used infrequently. Overall, I am quite happy with how the TV looks on the wall; the matte display and the mini-LED panel are genuinely stunning and make the artwork look incredibly realistic. However, the clunky software, lack of a true "always-on" art mode, and frustrating mounting process hold a premium television back from being perfect. If you are willing to deal with a few software quirks and a tedious installation, the end result looks beautiful in the room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The picture quality is excellent, with bright colors and sharp details that make watching movies and shows very enjoyable. The Gallery design also looks sleek and modern. The setup was straightforward, and the smart features work well overall. My only minor complaint is that the interface can occasionally feel a bit slow, and it took some time to get used to all the settings. Overall, it's a great TV with impressive performance and looks, but there's still a little room for improvement.