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LG 80 Series 65" Alexa Built-in, 4K UHD Smart TV, 60Hz Refresh Rate, Filmmaker Mode, Game Optimizer (65UP8000, 2021)

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Arrives Jan 21 – Jan 26
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Size: 65 inch


Features

  • REAL 4K DISPLAY: The rich 4K displays of LG UHD TVs deliver quality you can see in every scene. Enjoy bright colors, high contrast, and impeccable detail.
  • QUAD CORE PROCESSOR 4K: Our Quad Core Processor 4K gives you a smooth, crisp viewing experience with enhanced contrast, color and blacks.
  • WEBOS + LG THINQ AI W/ MAGIC REMOTE: Control your smart home theater with ease. ThinQ AI and the Magic Remote enable simple navigation and intuitive voice commands, while the webOS platform supports a huge library of content with many of the most popular streaming apps.
  • TRUMOTION 120 (Native 60Hz): TruMotion 120 technology reduces blur to sharpen details with up to 120 frames per second, giving fast-moving action sequences and lightning-quick sports a smooth, clean look.

Description

The upgrade you've been waiting for.What you want, all in one ultra-slim 4K package. It's an Ultra High Definition cinema screen display backed by our powerful processor to enhance color, contrast, detail and sound. It's a huge library of content right at your fingertips. It's control of all your compatible smart home devices with ThinQ AI and the Magic Remote.

Screen Size: 65 Inches


Brand: LG


Display Technology: LED


Resolution: 4K


Refresh Rate: 60 Hz


Special Feature: Real 4K Display; Cinema/Slim Design; Quad Core Processor 4K; webOS and LG ThinQ AI with Magic Remote; Active HDR See more


Included Components: 65 inch TV With Stand, User Manual, Power Cable, LG Magic Remote


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet, HDMI


Aspect Ratio: 169


Product Dimensions: 10.7"D x 57.2"W x 35.4"H


Brand Name: ‎LG


Item Weight: ‎48.1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎57.2 x 10.7 x 35.4 inches


Item model number: ‎65UP8000PUR


Color Name: ‎Black


Special Features: ‎Real 4K Display; Cinema/Slim Design; Quad Core Processor 4K; webOS and LG ThinQ AI with Magic Remote; Active HDR


Speaker Type: ‎Built-In


Item Weight: ‎48.1 Pounds


Standing screen display size: ‎65 Inches


Aspect Ratio: ‎169


Date First Available: July 2, 2021


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    • Great value, great screen. Great stand. I’m using it with a Mac Mini and it’s terrific.
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This monitory is a very good value. The screen is fabulous. It’s bright, adjustable, and beautiful. The stand is sturdy (I get no wobble) and relatively very adjustable compared to stands like the one on the $1600 Apple Studio display. So, that’s the first big point to make because it matters a lot. $1600 vs $400. I have it connected to an M1 Mac Mini using the cable provided by LG. In that use, it does not need to power anything as the Mini and the monitor have their own power. I got a second one of these for my graphics guy who sometimes works in the office. He has an iMAC at home and I got this so he could bring his M1 MacBook Pro into the office and have a decent screen to work on in the office without dropping a lot of money for another set up as good as the one he has at home. In that use case, the LG monitor plugs into his MacBook and powers it, charges it, and connects it to the screen. And, if he wants (not his preference) he can drive the LG monitor with MacBook open and have second screen. That set up works great, too. The pros are clear. - Cost - Screen/image quality - versatility Some Cons. - One of the reasons to consider something like the Apple Studio display if you are Mac user is that the native controls on your Mac can control screen brightness. You cannot do that with this LG. You HAVE to use it’s old style, on screen, system to move brightness up and down. That’s a hassle if you change brightness through the day as conditions change. You will end up just finding the best spot and leaving it at that. Using the little toggle stick thing LG has at bottom center of screen (underneath) is a 4 step process to change screen brightness. If LG improved that, they should allow a user selectable setting to make one of the directions of the toggle (forward, back, right left) control brightness without navigating to brightness control place. In this respect, most Dell monitor controls are better as you can get to changing brightness with two steps not 4. If that bothers you and you change brightness a lot, don’t get this monitor. - It’s 4k. I’ve only recently been tuning into (many experts describe this on YouTube) how Macs are better set up natively for 5k. That’s why their studio display is 5k. At 4k, it’s doing a little extra work scaling all the time. To me, this is not noticeable and I adjust scaling where I like and it’s great. - Sound quality is so so for speakers. But, they are otherwise, not really usable anyway on a Mac because you have to control volume with the same, limited toggle system. If you get this monitor and are using on a Mac, I’d set up a USB speaker or something else for your sound so that your keyboard can control the volume. Your keyboard on a Mac anyway cannot control ANYTHING on this monitor. In summary. Great monitor. I’m very happy with it. So it the graphics guy who works for me. But, if you want native Mac controls and more native Mac resolution (5k), that’s when you might start thinking about spending $1200 more for the Mac Studio. That’s a lot more to spend. (Or, look at the 27 inch LG UltraFine 5K Display 27MD5KL that Apple used to sell that LG still sells for $1300. I have one of those driven by another Mac Mini. It is my favorite monitor, by far, and I’ve had a lot of em.) This monitor I’m reviewing: Gorgeous screen, great value. It works. ... show more
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2022 by B.DIDDY B.DIDDY
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