LG 50UN7300PUF Alexa Constructed-in 50 inch 4K Extremely HD Sensible LED TV 2020
Original price was: $433.78.$410.81Current price is: $410.81.
Value: $433.78 - $410.81
(as of Apr 22, 2025 02:58:51 UTC – Particulars)
Empower leisure with LG UHD TV. LG’s UHD TV (UN7300) maximizes your leisure and gaming. Actual 4K shows push your image efficiency. LG UHD TV’s processor enhances colour, distinction, readability and element, whereas AI enhances sound and provides management over your linked house.
Actual 4K Show
WebOS + LG ThinQ AI w/ Magic Distant
Energetic HDR, FilmMaker Mode, Bluetooth Encompass Prepared
Google Assistant & Alexa Constructed-in, Apple Airplay 2 / Homekit
Included Elements: Distant Management, Energy Cable, E-Handbook
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Prospects reward the TV’s image high quality, with one noting its crystal-clear 3D results, and recognize its worth for cash, efficiency, and ease of setup with an intuitive interface. The built-in audio system obtain optimistic suggestions for his or her sound high quality, although opinions concerning the distant management are combined, with some discovering it improbable whereas others say it is non-intuitive. Construct high quality and display sturdiness obtain combined opinions, with some describing it as prime quality whereas others discover it flimsy, and a number of other clients report receiving items with cracked screens.
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A Christy –
Review from someone who isn’t a techie!
I delayed getting a new TV or way too long. Like…ridiculously. Why? Because of the reviews as new TVs came and went. I’m not a techie and really, I just want to watch TV. The reviews made me doubt I was even qualified to pick a new TV. Eventually, I just jumped. Here is what I can say about it as a regular person.What I wanted:I wanted to watch TV via cable, but also have the option to use apps that either come with my package or I signed up standalone. I needed one that wouldn’t require Level 1 Geek Qualifications to set up the way I wanted it. I wanted to speak to my remote if necessary. I wanted Alexa on there if the yen for yet another Alexa came up (my house is filled with Echoes of all kinds at this point). I wanted 4K. I wanted my Xbox games to look deliciously good, particularly my heavily modded Skyrim. As a bonus, I wanted a TV that would cooperate if I did decide to cut the cable cord and go all app. Bonus for a TV that I could limit in terms of how much it spied on me.What this TV gave me:All of that. Literally, all of that.This thing was so easy to set up it was almost criminal. Even I couldn’t mess it up. I breezed right through all the set up screens and couldn’t believe I had everything available from the start. Yes, I had to put in my usernames and passwords to the various apps, but I’ve never had to do it again. I dug into the privacy settings on day 1 and was surprised at how many things I could opt out of, completely control, or otherwise deny. All of it was displayed in clear, plain language for the most part.As for the bonuses, I got all the apps I used including Netflix, Prime, Peacock, Vudu, etc. There are even shortcut buttons on the remote specifically for Prime and Netflix, which is nice. The only hitch was HBO Max, which has no app on the LG store. I authorized that one via my Xbox One X, which works splendidly. As for games, I do love the way it displays those. So sweet. I’m a hobby gamer, so this is more than sufficient for me. Also, shockingly, the sound on this thing is robust.So, if you’re a regular person who just wants to watch some doggone TV and play your games with all the lovely detail right there for you to enjoy, this TV is an excellent buy. Will it be outdone by whatever whizbang thing is about to come out? Yeah, but that would happen with any TV. This one is sturdy, looks good, sounds great, and does everything a regular person like me could want. Enjoy!
Gbr –
SATISFYING VERY WELL DONE
You know a TV is good when nothing about it distracts you from the story you’re watching; Nothing exceptionally dazzling, and nothing unpleasantly cheap. It just does it’s job and does it RIGHT. You kinda forget the TV is there cuz it’s doing such a good job telling the story and drawing you in.The built-in sound is GOOD and SATISFYING. Clean mid-range reaches down to the top of the low-end with proficiency, giving the overall sound a clear and grounded feel. I thought I was gonna need a soundbar, but the buult-in sound is so comfortable and pleasant, I’m in no rush to go order one.obviously it’s not full-blown Dolby surround with icy highs and rock bottom lows pulsing with race horse power. But it delivers the target highs/ mids /lows proficiently and in a comfortable, satisfying way. Highs mids and lows working together seamlessly within the circle of performance in which they exist. Nothing is harsh or tinny, nothing is muddy or boomy. It’s just cohesive, well-rounded sound with clear dialogue and supportive bass.this TV delivers.It may not WOW you like a hyper-vibrant QLED Samsung display flashing it’s billion+ color gamut in ultra radiant HDR… but this is a solid, unassuming, well-crafted storytelling machine that just does it’s job RIGHT.
umid –
High quality product
Did tons of research before buying it, visited several stores to watch it side by side with other options.PROS:+ good build quality+ superb remote (magic remote included)+ WebOS (i thought it was bad compared to Roku, Android, etc. systems, but actually it is great)+ response time – quite fastCONS:- design is a bit old- viewing from the side/angle is not great ( i thought LG has only IPS panels on these TVs, but looks like my 50 inch here is on VA panel) but it looks great from front. Recommend you to get full motion TV mount if you have dining table or kitchen area on the side where you might also be watching from.Overall, I can say it is a great TV for the price you pay for it.
Wardrobes & Waffle Cones –
Great Picture, WiFi No Longer a Disaster UPDATED
UPDATE 12/31/20: The WiFi Issue eventually resolved. I’m not sure if LG pushes out updates, but it has no longer been an issue since the first month of use. I didn’t do anything to my network to make changes. I don’t know what caused the resolution but I’ve been generally very happy with everything about the TV except for the LG content store. I really wish they would include channel/network apps for download (ex: DIY network). Maybe that’s a contract issue and isn’t their fault, but I have to resort to my fire stick for many network apps. Needs to be a bit smarter. Original review is below.Original Review:Pretty great picture but the WiFi consistently drops around 30-45 minutes in when streaming. All other devices connected via WiFi in the house are working flawlessly. When you go to settings, it will say connected but no internet. You have to log out and log back into the network to get the WiFi back, which is just a waste of time. I’m seeing at least one other reviewer on Amazon mention the same issue along with a long list of others on google saying the same. This is very disappointing because so many of the features of this tv are fantastic for the price. As a “smart” tv, if you can’t keep a WiFi connection, it’s not very smart and it’s a huge hit to the review. I will continue trying for a bit longer but not sure I can keep dealing with this.