LG LED 4K - UA70 LG - 75” Class UA7000 Series LED AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025) Review

A 75-inch TV for $450 is a no-brainer for casual viewers. Just don't expect OLED-level blacks or high-refresh-rate gaming—this is a big, smart screen that gets the job done.

Look, for $450, you're getting a 75-inch 4K TV. That's the headline. The LG UA7000 is a massive screen at a price that feels like a typo. It's not going to win any picture quality awards against high-end sets, but it nails the basics for streaming and everyday TV watching with LG's excellent webOS smart platform. If your main goal is to fill a wall with a decent picture without emptying your wallet, this is your move.

The performance story is exactly what the specs and our database tell you: it's a solid, mid-pack TV with one standout feature. The Alpha 7 AI processor does a decent job with upscaling and HDR10 Pro, making 4K content look good. But the real surprise is in the smart features. It scores in the 92nd percentile for smart capabilities, and webOS is genuinely smooth and intuitive. Where it stumbles? Gaming. With a 60Hz panel and HDMI 2.0, it's stuck in the 32nd percentile. Don't buy this for your PS5.

At $450, the value is insane. You are paying for screen real estate and a great smart platform. You're not paying for top-tier picture tech. For this price, getting a reliable 75-inch TV from a major brand like LG is a steal. It's absolutely worth it if your expectations are set correctly.

This sits in a weird spot. It's cheaper than the 75-inch Samsung QN90F Neo QLED, which will absolutely destroy it in picture quality and gaming, but costs three times as much. It's more direct competition for something like the Hisense U6 Series MiniLED, which might offer slightly better contrast for a similar price, but can't match LG's polished software and long-term support. And obviously, it's not an OLED—the LG C5 will have perfect blacks but a much smaller screen for more money. Your choice: size and software (this LG) or slightly better picture tech for the same cash (Hisense).

If you're a cinephile chasing perfect black levels and peak HDR brightness, this isn't it. Go get an OLED. If you're a serious gamer who needs 120Hz and HDMI 2.1, this isn't it. Go look at the Samsung QN90F or a dedicated gaming monitor. This TV is for everyone else.

We're recommending it, but with a big caveat. The LG UA7000 is a fantastic buy for a secondary room, a family room where kids watch cartoons, or anyone who wants a huge TV on a tight budget and values a smooth, reliable smart TV experience above cinematic perfection. It's a workhorse, not a racehorse. Just plug in a streaming stick if you're a gamer.