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Market Context

The UM7300 is LG'due south basic 4k model for 2019 for U.S. markets. It replaces the 2018 UK6570. At that place's a 2019 UM6300, simply this is now a 1080p model. The chief competitors for this model are the Sony X800G, the Samsung RU7100, and the Vizio V Series 2019.

Design

Curved No

The LG UM7300 has a decent design. Information technology's fairly minimalist, with thin bezels and wide-ready feet. The stand up supports the Television well, but there'due south some wobble.

The stand supports the TV well, though it wobbles a flake when nudged. The anxiety are broad-set, so yous'll need a large TV stand if information technology isn't wall-mounted.

Footprint of the 55" model: 44.five" x ix.1"

Wall Mount VESA 300x300

The back of the TV is very plain. Some of the connectors face directly out the dorsum and may be hard to admission if wall-mounted. There's no integrated cable management.

Borders 0.63" (1.half-dozen cm)

The borders are thin and not very distracting.

Max Thickness 3.46" (8.8 cm)

The LG UM7300PUA is slightly thicker than the UK6300. It sticks out quite a bit when wall-mounted, especially if you employ the back-facing inputs.

The LG 55UM7300PUA has decent build quality. Information technology wobbles a chip less than the UK6300, and has a nicer frame, but doesn't have the metal back institute on the UK7700.

Pic Quality

Native Contrast 1,105 : 1

Dissimilarity with local dimming N/A

The LG UM7300 has a mediocre contrast ratio, which is expected of near IPS panels. Blacks volition appear grayish when viewed in the nighttime, and unfortunately, at that place's no local dimming feature to improve dark room operation.

The 50" model is expected to have a VA panel, and will have a much improve contrast ratio.

Real Scene Peak Brightness 277 cd/m²

Peak 2% Window 302 cd/m²

Peak 10% Window 304 cd/one thousand²

Height 25% Window 304 cd/m²

Superlative 50% Window 304 cd/grand²

Summit 100% Window 304 cd/m²

Sustained 2% Window 301 cd/m²

Sustained 10% Window 304 cd/m²

Sustained 25% Window 304 cd/yard²

Sustained 50% Window 304 cd/yard²

Sustained 100% Window 304 cd/m²

Automatic Brightness Limiting (ABL) 0.001

The 55UM7300PUA has a decent peak brightness, skilful plenty for most decently-lit rooms, and there's very little variation in brightness when displaying different content.

Pinnacle brightness was measured with the 'ISF Expert (Night Room)' Picture show Fashion, which is the virtually accurate. Different picture modes and color temperatures can produce slightly different results.

If image accuracy isn't as important to you, the 'Vivid' Motion picture Mode delivers a slightly brighter image, reaching a peak of 402 cd/m² with a 10% window.

Local Dimming No

Backlight Direct

This TV doesn't have a local dimming feature. The above video is for reference only.

Local Dimming No

Backlight Direct

Real Scene Highlight 329 cd/k²

Peak 2% Window 252 cd/m²

Peak 10% Window 353 cd/m²

Meridian 25% Window 353 cd/1000²

Peak l% Window 353 cd/k²

Peak 100% Window 353 cd/m²

Sustained 2% Window 251 cd/m²

Sustained x% Window 353 cd/m²

Sustained 25% Window 353 cd/m²

Sustained 50% Window 353 cd/1000²

Sustained 100% Window 353 cd/thou²

Automated Brightness Limiting (ABL) 0.023

Mediocre HDR peak brightness, likewise dim to evidence off small specular highlights in some scenes. It's slightly brighter than the UK6300 and UK7700.

Nosotros measured the HDR height brightness with the 'Cinema' Moving-picture show Mode before calibrating. Different motion picture modes and color temperatures tin can produce slightly different results.

If prototype accuracy isn't as important to you, the 'Brilliant' Movie Mode delivers a slightly brighter image, reaching a top of well-nigh 410 cd/m² with a ten% window.

Real Scene Highlight 337 cd/1000²

Peak 2% Window 252 cd/m²

Peak x% Window 354 cd/k²

Summit 25% Window 352 cd/m²

Pinnacle fifty% Window 352 cd/thousand²

Peak 100% Window 352 cd/g²

Sustained 2% Window 251 cd/yard²

Sustained 10% Window 353 cd/one thousand²

Sustained 25% Window 352 cd/g²

Sustained 50% Window 352 cd/m²

Sustained 100% Window 352 cd/chiliad²

Automated Brightness Limiting (ABL) 0.023

50% Std. Dev. 3.857%

50% DSE 0.179%

5% Std. Dev. 0.373%

5% DSE 0.068%

The UM7300 has good greyness uniformity. There's some vignetting at all corners of the screen, but only slight dirty screen effect, which is great.

Native Std. Dev. ane.557%

Std. Dev. w/ L.D. N/A

Decent black uniformity, but at that place is noticeable backlight bleed, which is typical for IPS TVs.

The 50" model is expected to have a VA panel and volition accept a much better dissimilarity ratio, and likely has amend black uniformity.

Color Washout 26°

Color Shift 61°

Effulgence Loss 29°

Black Level Raise lxx°

Gamma Shift 28°

The LG UM7300PUA has a decent viewing angle, just it isn't as adept as about IPS TVs. Colors don't shift very much at an bending, simply they wash out at moderate angles. The blackness levels remain relatively flat at moderate angles, but they increment at wider angles, causing the image to announced washed out.

The 50" model is expected to take a VA console, and will take worse viewing angles.

Screen Finish Semi-gloss

Total Reflections 3.two%

Indirect Reflections 0.6%

Calculated Direct Reflections two.6%

The LG 55UM7300PUA has first-class reflection treatment, very similar to the LG UK7700. The semi-gloss finish diffuses reflections across the screen, without the purple tint seen on high-finish TVs.

White Rest dE four.00

Color dE 3.11

Gamma 2.37

Color Temperature 5,939 K

Moving-picture show Mode Skillful (Dark Room)

Color Temp Setting Warm 2

Gamma Setting two.2

Out of the box, the UM7300 has decent color accurateness, but gamma is as well loftier for the most part, causing most scenes to appear darker than they should.

White Residuum dE 0.23

Color dE one.xiv

Gamma ii.twenty

Color Temperature half-dozen,541 M

White Rest Calibration 22 signal

Color Scale Yes

After calibration, the UM7300 has excellent accuracy. The white balance is almost perfect, with only a slight inaccuracy in pure whites. Gamma follows our target of 2.2 almost perfectly. There are still a few color inaccuracies, peculiarly in highly saturated dejection, merely almost people won't notice it.

Y'all tin can see our recommended settings here.

Older content, like DVDs, looks bang-up, with no obvious issues or upscaling artifacts.

720p content, including most cablevision TV stations, looks great, with no obvious issues.

1080p content, like Blu-rays and older consoles, looks virtually as practiced equally native 4k content.

Update 01/29/2020: LG Canada has confirmed that the 49" model uses an RGBW panel, similar to the UM6900 nosotros've tested. 4k content likely looks slightly worse on that model.

Unlike the UK6300, the LG UM7300 doesn't employ an RGBW pixel structure, and 4k content is displayed with no issues.

Broad Color Gamut No

DCI P3 xy 77.10%

DCI P3 uv 82.85%

Rec 2020 xy 55.39%

Rec 2020 uv 60.41%

The LG UM7300PUA has a decent color gamut, only it tin can't display a wide color gamut. The 'Skillful (Dark Room)' EOTF (above) follows the target PQ curve almost perfectly until information technology rolls off most the Television receiver'south peak brightness. The Game mode EOTF is nearly identical.

If you find HDR too dim, unfortunately, there isn't much y'all can do on this TV. Setting Dynamic Contrast to 'High' increases the brightness of brilliant scenes, and helps a bit in extremely night scenes. Meet our full recommendation here.

Normalized DCI P3 Coverage ITP 65.one%

ten,000 cd/m² DCI P3 Coverage ITP 24.5%

Normalized Rec 2020 Coverage ITP 48.4%

10,000 cd/m² Rec 2020 Coverage ITP 18.2%

Disappointing color book. This Tv set can't produce very bright colors, and can't produce dark saturated colors, due to the mediocre contrast ratio. These results are better than the UK6300 this Goggle box replaces, but non as good as the UK7700.

Colour Depth x Bit

Cherry (Std. Dev.) 0.103

Green (Std. Dev.) 0.129

Blue (Std. Dev.) 0.091

Gray (Std. Dev.) 0.139

Good slope performance overall, but there is noticeable banding in well-nigh all areas. If banding bothers you, the Polish Gradation feature can remove banding, just as well causes a loss of some fine details in some scenes.

IR after 0 min recovery 0.05%

IR after 2 min recovery 0.00%

IR afterward 4 min recovery 0.00%

IR afterwards half-dozen min recovery 0.00%

IR after eight min recovery 0.00%

IR later 10 min recovery 0.00%

The Boob tube shows some minor signs of temporary image retentiveness, just it disappears well-nigh immediately.

Permanent Burn-In Hazard No

Although some IPS panels tin can endure from temporary image retention, this doesn't appear to exist permanent as the IPS console in our long-term examination appear immune.

Motion

80% Response Time 5.6 ms

100% Response Time 12.four ms

The UM7300 has an excellent response time, with very little overshoot, which is not bad. It is a bit faster than UK7700, and quite a chip faster than the UK6300.

Flicker-Free No

PWM Dimming Frequency 120 Hz

The backlight flickers at 120Hz regardless of Backlight setting, which may bother some people. This low flicker frequency does assist to articulate upward motion a bit, only causes noticeable duplications, as seen in our Motion Blur photo.

Optional BFI No

Min Flicker For 60 fps 120 Hz

60Hz For 60 fps No

120Hz For 120 fps N/A

Min Flicker for 60 fps in Game Fashion 120 Hz

The LG UM7300PUA doesn't take an optional Black Frame Insertion feature. The backlight flickers at 120Hz in any mode, which does assist clear up motility, but causes some noticeable duplications in motion, equally seen in our Movement Mistiness photo.

Movement Interpolation (thirty fps) Yes

Motion Interpolation (lx fps) No

The UM7300 has an optional motion interpolation characteristic, simply it tin merely interpolate up to 60 fps. In fast-moving scenes, it can struggle a fleck and cease interpolating, causing the picture to appear jerky due to the sudden change in refresh rate.

Learn more than about motion interpolation, and how to enable it on the UM7300, here.

Frame Agree Time @ 24 fps 29.iii ms

Frame Concord Time @ 60 fps 4.3 ms

Due to the fast response time, low frame rate content, like movies, does appear to stutter at times. This is especially noticeable in wide panning shots. Y'all can reduce the effects of stutter by enabling motion interpolation.

Judder-Free 24p Yes

Judder-Free 24p via 60p No

Judder-Free 24p via 60i No

Judder-Free 24p via Native Apps Yeah

The LG UM7300 can remove judder from truthful 24p sources, like a Blu-ray histrion or the native apps, but tin't remove judder from sources that output at 60Hz, similar a cable box.

See here for our recommended settings for judder removal.

Native Refresh Rate 60 Hz

Variable Refresh Charge per unit No

HDMI Forum VRR No

FreeSync No

K-SYNC Compatible No

4k VRR Maximum N/A

4k VRR Minimum No VRR back up

1080p VRR Maximum N/A

1080p VRR Minimum No VRR support

1440p VRR Maximum N/A

1440p VRR Minimum N/A

VRR Supported Connectors No VRR support

The LG UM7300 has a simple 60Hz refresh rate, which may disappoint some people. Information technology does non support whatsoever of the variable refresh rate technologies, like FreeSync or HDMI-Forum's VRR.

Inputs

1080p @ 60Hz xi.vi ms

1080p @ 60Hz Exterior Game Mode 111.4 ms

1440p @ 60Hz eleven.five ms

4k @ 60Hz 10.viii ms

4k @ 60Hz + x-Bit HDR x.seven ms

4k @ 60Hz @ 4:4:4 10.9 ms

4k @ 60Hz Outside Game Style 111.0 ms

4k @ 60Hz With Interpolation 111.7 ms

8k @ 60Hz Northward/A

1080p @ 120Hz N/A

1440p @ 120Hz N/A

4k @ 120Hz Due north/A

1080p with Variable Refresh Rate Northward/A

1440p with VRR N/A

4k with VRR Due north/A

8k with VRR N/A

The UM7300 has an infrequent input lag, comparable to some gaming monitors. With 'Game' mode enabled, the input lag is very consistent beyond all supported input signals. For the auto depression latency mode to work, Instant Game Response must exist enabled for the HDMI port in use.

Run into our recommended gaming settings here.

1080p @ 60Hz @ 4:iv:4 Yes

1080p @ 120Hz No

1440p @ 60Hz Yes (native support)

1440p @ 120Hz No

4k @ 60Hz Yes

4k @ 60Hz @ 4:4:4 Yes

4k @ 120Hz No

8k @ 30Hz or 24Hz No

8k @ 60Hz No

The LG 55UM7300PUA supports all of the common 60Hz input resolutions, and can display all of them with proper 4:4:4 chroma, so that text looks the manner it should, as long as the input icon is inverse to 'PC' from the Home Dashboard.

Some of the loftier bandwidth resolutions, like 4k @ 60Hz + HDR, require the HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Colour setting to be enabled for the port in apply.

Machine Low Latency Way (ALLM) Yes

PS5, 4k @ 120Hz + HDR No

PS5, 4k @ 120Hz No

PS5, 4k @ 60Hz + HDR Yes

PS5, 1440p @ 120Hz No

PS5, 1080p @ 120Hz No

PS5, Variable Refresh Rate No

Xbox Series X, 4k @ 120Hz + HDR No

Xbox Series X, 4k @ 120Hz No

Xbox Series X, 4k @ 60Hz + HDR Yes

Xbox Series X, 1440p @ 120Hz No

Xbox Series X, 1080p @ 120Hz No

Xbox Serial X, Variable Refresh Rate No

HDR10 Yep

HDR10+ No

Dolby Vision No

HLG Yes

HDMI 2.0 Total Bandwidth Yep (HDMI 1,2,3)

HDMI 2.one Class Bandwidth No

CEC Yep

HDCP two.ii Yep (HDMI 1,2,three)

USB 3.0 No

Variable Analog Audio Out No

Wi-Fi Back up Yep (2.iv GHz, 5 GHz)

This Boob tube has three HDMI ports, all of which are HDMI 2.0 ports. Information technology doesn't back up any advanced HDR formats, similar HDR10+ or Dolby Vision.

HDMI iii

USB 2

Digital Optical Audio Out 1

Analog Audio Out three.5mm 0

Analog Audio Out RCA 0

Component In 1 (shared)

Composite In 1 (shared)

Tuner (Cable/Pismire) i

Ethernet i

DisplayPort 0

IR In 0

SD/SDHC 0

ARC Yes (HDMI ii)

eARC support No

Dolby Atmos via TrueHD via eARC No

DTS:10 via DTS-Hd MA via eARC No

five.1 Dolby Digital via ARC Yes

v.1 DTS via ARC Yes

5.1 Dolby Digital via Optical Aye

5.i DTS via Optical Yes

The LG 55UM7300PUA can pass through both DTS and Dolby Digital, which is great, but it doesn't back up eARC for higher quality audio formats.

Sound Quality

Depression-Frequency Extension 119.87 Hz

Std. Dev. @ 70 2.95 dB

Std. Dev. @ lxxx 3.twoscore dB

Std. Dev. @ Max 6.65 dB

Max 85.5 dB SPL

Dynamic Range Compression 4.66 dB

The LG UM7300 has a disappointing frequency response. The low-frequency extension (LFE) is at about 120Hz, which is bad, and results in a bass that can't produce and thump or rumble, and doesn't take much body or dial. Above the LFE the frequency response is well balanced, which results in clear dialogue. Although this TV is loud plenty for repose environments, if you have a lot of ambient noise it might not be plenty.

Weighted THD @ 80 0.106

Weighted THD @ Max 0.600

IMD @ 80 3.00%

IMD @ Max 18.seventy%

The distortion performance of the LG UM7300 is decent, similar to the UK6300. The total amount of harmonic baloney is within limits, and it doesn't increment that much at max volume.

Smart Features

Smart OS WebOS

Version 4.five

Ease of Use Piece of cake

Smoothness Boilerplate

Time Taken to Select YouTube 2 due south

Time Taken to Change Backlight seven s

Advanced Options Many

LG's WebOS is user-friendly and nearly apps are easy to admission, notwithstanding, information technology can hang a flake when launching an app.

Ads Yeah

Opt-out No

Suggested Content in Habitation Yep

Opt-out of Suggested Content No

Unfortunately, in that location are occasional ads in the content store and on the home screen. The ads on the home screen tin be removed past disabling the Home Promotion setting, but the ads in the content store can't be removed.

App Selection Great

App Smoothness Average

Bandage Capable Yes

USB Bulldoze Playback Yes

USB Drive HDR Playback Aye

HDR in Netflix Yes

HDR in YouTube Aye

The 55UM7300PUA has the aforementioned great option of apps every bit the rest of LG'due south lineup, which is great. Most of the pop streaming apps are pre-installed, and information technology also supports casting from your smart device.

Size Big

Vocalism Control Many Features

CEC Menu Control Yep

Other Smart Features Yes

Remote App LG TV Plus

The 55UM7300PUA comes with LG's Magic Remote, similar to other high-end LG TVs. Information technology can be used like a regular remote or similar a arrow, and it can exist programmed to work with other devices, even if they don't back up HDMI-CEC. It has a congenital-in microphone for voice control and shortcuts to popular streaming services similar Netflix and Prime number Videos.

There'south a single push located beneath the LG logo on the front end. It lets you lot turn the Tv On/Off, change inputs, channels, and volume.

• Owner'due south manual
• Remote control
• Batteries
• Cable management tie
• User's guide for the remote control
• Power cable (not shown)

Power Consumption 50 W

Power Consumption (Max) 114 Westward

Firmware 03.fifty.21

Differences Betwixt Sizes And Variants

Nosotros tested the 55" LG UM7300 (55UM7300). For the virtually office, we await our review to be valid for the 43" model (43UM7300), 49" model (49UM7300), and the 65" (65UM7300) model.

At that place is a fifty" variant with a VA panel. We await this model to have a much better native contrast and black uniformity, but the viewing angle won't be as skilful.

Update 01/29/2020: LG Canada has confirmed that the 49" model uses an RGBW panel, similar to the UM6900 we've tested.

Size	US	Canada	Britain	Panel Type
43"	43UM7300PUA	43UM7300AUE	43UM7390PLC	IPS
49"	49UM7300PUA	49UM7300AUE	49UM7390PLC	IPS, RGBW
fifty"	50UM7300PUA	50UM7300AUE	Due north/A	VA
55"	55UM7300PUA	55UM7300AUE	N/A	IPS
65"	65UM7300PUA	65UM7300AUE	N/A	IPS

If someone comes beyond a different type of panel or if their LG UM7300 doesn't correspond to our review, let us know and we will update the review.

The 55UM7300 nosotros reviewed was manufactured in March 2019.

Compared To Other TVs

Top left: TCL S425(43S425). Bottom left: LG SM8600 (55SM8600). Middle: LG UM7300 (55UM7300). Top right: Vizio Five Series 2019 (V505-G9). Bottom right: Samsung RU7100 (UN55RU7100).

The LG UM7300 is a good TV for most uses. It is considered a upkeep entry-level Tv, which is why a lot of loftier-end features such as back up for variable refresh rate and local dimming are noticeably missing. Compared to other IPS TVs, it performs well, only its viewing angles aren't as skilful. For other options, meet our recommendations for the all-time TVs, the best smart TVs, and the best 4k TVs.

43" 49" fifty" 55" 65" 70" 75"

Compared to the LG UM7300, the LG UN7300 is a small step down. The UN7300 has a lower SDR peak brightness, information technology has narrower viewing angles, and it has a slower response fourth dimension. Withal, the UN7300 has a improve colour gamut and a slightly lower input lag.

43" 49" l" 55" 65"

The LG UM7300 is much better than the LG UK6300. The UM7300 is much brighter than the UK6300, has better black uniformity, and has a faster response time. The UK6300 uses a less authentic RGBW pixel structure, which causes some noticeable artifacts with 4k content, whereas the UM7300 has a standard RGB pixel structure.

43" 50" 55" 65" 75"

The LG UM7300 and the Samsung NU6900 has unlike panel technologies, each with advantages and disadvantages. The NU6900 can deliver deep blacks in a dark room cheers to its high native contrast ratio, whereas the UM7300 is a ameliorate choice if your room has a broad seating arrangement. Also, the LG tin handle reflections better and can remover judder in most cases, whereas the Samsung tin't remove judder at all.

43" 50" 55" 58" 60" 65" seventy" 75" 82" 85"

For most uses, the LG UM7300 is marginally meliorate than the Samsung TU7000, but they use dissimilar panel types. The LG'south IPS panel has wider viewing angles, meliorate reflection handling, and faster response fourth dimension. On the other manus, the Samsung can produce deeper blacks due to its higher contrast ratio, and it has a Black Frame Insertion feature to aid reduce motion mistiness.

43" l" 55" 65" 75" 85"

The LG UM7300 and the Samsung TU8000 are both decent TVs for mixed usage. The LG is a ameliorate option for TV shows and sports cheers to its higher peak effulgence, slightly amend motion handling, and amend viewing angles due to its IPS panel. The brighter screen on the LG also makes it amend for bright rooms, and its color gradient functioning is significantly better. On the other mitt, the Samsung has much deeper and more uniform blacks as information technology uses a VA panel, and information technology has a slightly lower input lag.

43" 50" 55" 58" 65" 75"

The Samsung RU7100 and the LG UM7300 are similar, merely they use different panel types, each with their strengths and weaknesses. The LG UM7300 has an IPS panel, which remains accurate when viewed at an angle, but can't produce deep, uniform blacks. The Samsung RU7100 has a VA panel and looks much amend in a nighttime room, merely only when sitting directly in front end, as the paradigm degrades chop-chop when viewed at an angle.

49" 55" 65" 75" 82"

The Samsung RU8000 and the LG UM7300 utilize dissimilar panel technologies, each with advantages and disadvantages. The Samsung is better-suited for dark room viewing thanks to the high contrast ratio of its VA panel, and it has extra gaming features like VRR support. The Samsung also has a faster response time and delivers crisper motion. The LG, on the other hand, is better suited for a larger room with wide seating arrangements every bit the image remains accurate when viewed at an bending.

43" 49" 55" 60" 65" 70" 75"

The LG UM7300 is much improve than the LG UM6900. The UM7300 is much brighter, has meliorate black uniformity, and better reflection handling. The UM7300 uses an RGB IPS panel, whereas the UM6900 uses a less-authentic RGBW pixel structure. The UM7300 also comes with a more than advanced remote and has vocalism control capabilities.

40" 43" 50" 55" 58" 65" 75"

The Samsung NU7100 and the LG UM7300 employ different panels, and the best one depends on your usage. The NU7100 is better-suited for dark-room viewing, sitting directly in front. The LG UM7300 is better suited for watching with the lights on and is a meliorate choice for a wide seating surface area. The UM7300 has amend movement handling overall, with a much faster response fourth dimension, which is improve for gaming or other 60p content.

49" 55" 65" 75" 82" 85"

The Samsung Q70/Q70R QLED is a much meliorate TV than the LG UM7300. The Q70R looks and feel much meliorate built, has much deeper blacks thanks to its higher dissimilarity ratio and local dimming feature, and can get much brighter which allows HDR content to really pop. On the other paw, the LG uses an IPS panel which gives information technology much wider viewing angles, and it has a more robust remote.

49" 55" 65" 75"

The LG NANO85 is ameliorate than the LG UM7300. The NANO85 2020 has improved viewing angles, better out-of-the-box color accuracy, the power to remove judder from whatsoever source, and it displays a broad colour gamut for HDR content. The UM7300 has a directly backlight, and then information technology has much better black uniformity and a bit ameliorate gray uniformity, but this could exist due to panel differences.

49" 55" 65" 75"

The LG SM8600 is a little better than the LG UM7300. The SM8600 has a faster response time, which is cracking for sports, and a broad color gamut, which is great for HDR. The UM7300 can go brighter, which is great for watching Idiot box in a brighter room, and its Automatic Effulgence Limiter doesn't alter the brightness according to the scene.

55" 65" 75" 85"

The Sony X850G is a bit better than the LG UM7300. The X850G is a lot brighter merely has worse black uniformity. The backlight of the X850G is flicker-free, and it has an optional black frame insertion characteristic. Other than that, these two TVs perform nigh identically.

55" 65"

The Samsung RU7300 and the LG UM7300 are like, only they have different console types, each with their advantages and disadvantages. The LG has an IPS console which maintains an authentic image when viewed at an angle but tin't deliver deep uniform blacks in a dark room. The Samsung is curved TV and has a VA console that looks much better in a nighttime room, but merely when sitting direct in front every bit the epitome loses accuracy when viewed at an bending.

43" 49" 55" 65" 75" 82"

The Samsung Q60/Q60R QLED is a slightly better TV than the LG UM7300. The Samsung has much better black levels due to its VA panel, has a wider color gamut, handles motion better, and tin can get brighter. On the other mitt, the LG uses an IPS panel which gives it much better viewing angles. The LG likewise feels slightly better-built, has better grayness uniformity, handles reflections amend, and has a slightly better-feeling remote.

55" 65" 75" 82"

The Samsung Q80/Q80R QLED is a much better TV than the LG UM7300. The Q80R looks more premium, has much improve contrast and higher meridian brightness, resulting in more uniform blacks and better reflection treatment. It as well as much more than accurate colors out-of-the-box, and a much wider color gamut, making it a better selection for HDR content. While the LG has slightly lower input lag, the Samsung has better motion handling.

32"

The LG UM7300 and the Samsung Q50/Q50R QLED use dissimilar panel types, each with their ain strengths and weaknesses. The Q50R is better-suited for use in a nighttime room, every bit it has much amend contrast. The UM7300 doesn't look as good in a dark room, as blacks appear gray, but the image remains accurate when viewed at an angle. Whereas the Q50R is just available in a 32" size, the UM7300 is bachelor in sizes ranging from 43" to 65".

43" 49" 50" 55" 65" 75"

The LG UM7300 is a better Television than the TCL four Series 2019 for about uses. The LG uses an IPS panel, which gives it ameliorate viewing angles only worse blackness levels. The LG can get a lot brighter, has improve greyness uniformity, and more accurate colors. On the other hand, the TCL has a slightly wider colour gamut and better gradient handling.

55" 65"

The Vizio M Series Quantum 2019 is a much improve Boob tube than the LG UM7300. The Vizio has much deeper blacks, higher meridian effulgence, much better blackness uniformity, a much wider color gamut, and meliorate motility handling. On the other hand, the LG has much wider viewing angles thanks to its IPS panel, a much better smart interface, and a larger and more robust remote control.

55" 65"

The LG UM7300 is slightly better than the LG UK7700. The UM7300 is a bit brighter and has better black uniformity. Unlike the UM7300, the UK7700 has a local dimming feature, just information technology isn't very effective anyway. The UK7700 has a slightly better design, with a full-metal back, and it has an additional HDMI input.

55" 65"

The LG B8 is much amend than the LG UM7300, but they use dissimilar panels, and the B8 has a chance of permanent burn-in, which the UM7300 is immune to. The B8 has much ameliorate dark room functioning, outstanding motion treatment, and an even better viewing bending. The UM7300 has slightly less input lag, and it supports a 1440p input, which is great for gaming.

55" 65" 75"

The TCL R617 and the LG UM7300 utilize different panel technologies, each with their strengths and weaknesses. The R617 is better for watching movies or gaming in a dark room, as it has much ameliorate contrast, a total assortment local dimming feature, and an optional black frame insertion feature. The UM7300, on the other hand, is better suited for watching sports or TV shows in a vivid room with wide seating.

43" 49" 55" 65" 75"

The LG UM7300 is somewhat better than the Sony X800G. The LG tin handle reflections better, which is bang-up if your room has a lot of lights. The LG likewise has an extremely low input lag that's great for gaming. The Sony, on the other hand, is flicker-gratis, which might exist important to some people.

50" 55" 65"

The LG UM7300 and the Hisense H8F utilize different console types, each with their strengths and weaknesses. The H8F is better for watching movies or playing games in a night room, just has worse motion handling. The LG looks better in a bright room, especially if you have a wide seating surface area, so it'southward a improve selection for use as a PC monitor or for watching sports.

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The Vizio V Series 2019 and the LG UM7300 have dissimilar panel types, each with their strengths and weaknesses. The 5 Series has a VA panel, which looks better in a nighttime room, equally it delivers deep, uniform blacks. The UM7300 has an IPS panel, which doesn't await as good in a night room, simply the image remains accurate when viewed at an angle.

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