LG 70UM7370PUA - 70" Diagonal Class (69.5" viewable) LED-backlit LCD TV - Smart TV - webOS, ThinQ AI - 4K UHD (2160p) 3840 x 2160 - HDR - direct-lit LED

I have had this TV for a short time and I can say, I keep finding new things I like about it and the smart features. I already had a 50 inch LG plasma and I loved it. The features from the 50 inch, are still with the new TV but are much better now. The picture is beautiful and the sound is full but I think it could be better. Don't get me wrong, the sound fills the room. I am very happy with my purchase

we watch it daily. It is especially good for sports and movies. Easy hook up, but, it is heavy.

Purchased this 70” LG 4K TV to replace my dead 65” plasma and so far, so good. Very easy to setup out of the box. Very impressed with the picture. I am using an existing Sonos sound bar that matches with the LG TV nicely. Great TV for the price.

This was a great buy. Great picture, seated about 10 feet away this TV is a big improvement from my 52". I had an issue with the remote pointer not functioning properly. Called customer service, spoke to a real person, had a brand new remote delivered two days later. Great product and great service!

We bought this tv last month and are so glad we did. It has a real bang for the buck! It is light years better than our last tv. We enjoy the fantastic picture and the powerful sound. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Love the TV! It's excellent. I have no complaints. However, my only critique is how I had ordered and received my TV prior, but when it arrived the screen cracked. So just goin through the return process and then reshipping.....I didn't receive another TV until after almost 3 weeks. I appreciate them honoring the discounted price even though the price had went up after I purchased initially. Good customer service and I would highly recommend the product to someone else. EXCELLENT TV!

I received this as a Christmas present from my sons. I didn't request a new tv because i thought my old one was fine. after receiving and having time to use for a while I have noticed a great improvement over my old set and I am happy with it. My only knock is on the operating instructions. They a re not very clear and difficult to follow without a lot of trial and error.

The picture is nice, but not blow you away nice. The 60” TV I took down is much older technology and had a better picture. That being said, I moved that one out to the patio, so I still get to enjoy it and can clearly see the difference. Basically, I am not using it as a SmartTV. I am just going to buy an AppleTV and mount it to the back. For goodness sakes, there is not even an HBO Go app available. It's not like I'm looking for some obscure app. The SiriusXM app is so old it doesn't have video. Maybe developers do not consider LG to have enough volume to warrant writing apps for it. All over Google it says HBO Go supports LG TV's, but apparently those are the older TV's. That seems counterintuitive. The “smart” user interface is not that intuitive. It appears to be mostly about selling content. As far as being able to control your local box, I have DirecTV. I presume that is THE MOST common box out there. Despite ostensibly using RF technology instead of Infrared to communicate with the TV, apparently it does not do that with the box it is controlling. So my rear mounted box requires me to use my regular DTV remote, which supports RF connectivity. Without having the DirectTV box set up, most of the content search options are unavailable. The user interface was annoying in trying to get past that stage of setup. It did integrate well with my Sonos sound bar using optical, so that was nice. I am still working on trying to get my iPhone or iPad to cast to it, but have not had much success. I'm guessing that is user error on my part, but another reason to ignore the Smart TV aspect and just add an AppleTV, where I won't have to do anything if I want to show something not the TV from a mobile device. Maybe this is a TV for Android users and I'm just an iPhone guy. I registered using the QR code. I thought maybe that was smarter than it is and had the serial number already or at least the model number, but nope. I still had to fill out everything. Even though I used the same email address as other registered products it setup a second account with the same email address, so my LG refrigerator was not together with the TV. They manually merged it together when I emailed about it. I've had the TV about a month and am not sorely disappointed, but certainly not elated. I guess the elevated pricing made me think it was a better TV than it really ended up being. It is thin. They say you can't be too thin or too rich. :) [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I was so excited to get my new TV home. When I opened it and unwrapped it, it was broken. The screen was shattered. I was so disappointing. I returned it the next day. Not sure if I will re-order it again because the last I want to do is expose myself by going to the store again.

I bought this tv a month ago and it has great sound and picture quality but the WiFi never stays connected to this tv you will have to type your WiFi code in every time you turn on your tv or click on your WiFi code to be honest that out weights the good because all I do is stream and Netflix doesn't work because of that problem and the inconvenience of typing my password in Everytime I turn my tv on.