If you're in the market for a new television, the choices can be overwhelming. The struggle of finding the perfect blend of picture quality, features, and price is real. Look no further, as we bring you a detailed review of the LG UQ7570, a TV that promises a lot on paper. Will it live up to the hype? Read on to find out. In this blog, we will explore all aspects of this fascinating television, from its LG UQ7570 features and specs to its smart functionalities and more. This is your ultimate guide for deciding whether the LG UQ7570 is the right investment for your entertainment needs. Key Features of the LG UQ7570 When you first consider the LG UQ7570, a couple of key features stand out. Boasting 4K Ultra HD and HDR support, this model offers a vibrant, crisp visual experience. 4K Ultra HD A significant upgrade from the standard high-definition display, 4K Ultra HD makes your visuals four times sharper. Movies, series, and even your favorite games come to life in a new way. HDR Support High Dynamic Range (HDR) support ensures that you see more colors, more details, and better contrasts. Smart TV Functionalities Smart TV functionalities are another highlight, giving you access to a whole new world of entertainment beyond cable television. Detailed Specifications For the tech-savvy, the LG UQ7570 specs are something worth examining. The TV comes with: Screen Size: Varies according to the model. Resolution: 4K Ultra HD. HDR: Yes, HDR10 and HLG are supported. Processor: Quad-Core processor for smoother performance. Audio: DTS-HD surround…
Last year we didn't get the chance to test LG's flagship soundbar, so it's been two years since our last taste of LG's best offering, the SN11RG, in the soundbar market. But this will change today because in our LG S95QR review, we have the new 2022 flagship, and we are here to see what, if any, improvements LG has managed to make this time. Being a flagship soundbar means incorporating all the latest and most remarkable technologies, but these yearly release updates have been minor. But the S95QR piqued our interest due to the inclusion of a center Atmos channel, which is something new even in flagship units, along with IMAX Enhanced and a whole set of extras making this soundbar a force to be reckoned with. But before we start our tests, let's see real quick what this new monster of a soundbar brings to the table. The S95QR is, in essence, a 9.1.5 channels unit that features wireless surround speakers and a subwoofer with 810 watts of power. It supports Dolby Atmos, DTS: X, and IMAX Enhanced and comes with a massive set of extras, including Chromecast, Airplay 2, Tidal, Spotify Connect, High-Resolution Audio, USB and Bluetooth playback, voice control, and mobile app support.
Concerning soundbars, LG has been one of the most prominent players in the field. They have been refreshing their lineup every year and providing a lot of variations to satisfy all needs, budgets, and configurations. And in our LG S90QY review, we will be testing their second-in-line soundbar, just behind their 2022 flagship, the S95QR. The S90QY is a prime example of how LG tries to create similar products but differentiates them enough to meet your needs. And this is because the S90QY is the same unit as the S95QR with the same subwoofer but comes without any rear surround speakers. This can be ideal for you if you would like to have the performance of their flagship unit but don’t have the space to add its rear speakers. This way, you can save money on a premium product without compromising, considering your requirements. So let’s go quickly over the specs and what the S90QY offers. This is a 5.1.3 channel soundbar subwoofer combo with a wireless subwoofer that can output 570 watts of power. It supports Dolby Atmos, DTS: X, and IMAX Enhanced and comes with a huge set of extras, including Chromecast, Airplay 2, Tidal, Spotify Connect, High-Resolution Audio, USB and Bluetooth playback, voice control, and mobile app support. Lastly, it supports the optional SPQ8-S rear speakers kit if you decide to add them to improve the unit's surround performance.
With LG having to release no less than five new soundbars in 2022, they surely know how to offer something for all budgets and all tastes, as they have been doing for the last few years. In our LG S80QY review today, we will look towards the middle of their lineup and determine if LG’s new release has anything different to offer than the model it is supposed to replace, the 2021 SP8YA. Now, we didn’t have the chance to test its predecessor, so we cannot compare the two units directly. However, LG usually releases these new models with minimal differences, as one year is insufficient to make substantial improvements. And from the looks of it, the S80QY falls right into that category, with one notable difference we will discuss further in our review. But before we start, as we always do, let’s see a glimpse of what the new 2022 release comes with. The LG S80QY is 3.1.3 channels, a soundbar-subwoofer combo that supports Dolby Atmos and DTS: X and IMAX Enhanced. It is once again the result of the collaboration with Meridian and comes with plenty of features like high-resolution audio, many online streaming and multi-room options, voice control, an auto-calibration system, USB and Bluetooth playback, and can be expanded with optional surround speakers kit.
If there is a name connected with OLED technology like no other, that would be LG, as their OLED TVs have been at the forefront for many years now and have won the hearts and wallets of many home theater fans. So today, in our LG G2 OLED review, we finally have the chance to try out their new 2022 flagship OLED, which comes with a few upgrades over last year’s release. The G2 OLED belongs to LG’s Gallery series, and along with the LG C2 OLED, they come with the OLED Evo certification, which indicates an improved panel is used this time around. In reality, the G2 and C2 have more in common than you may think, as they share many of the premium technologies LG has in store for 2022. But they also come with 2 significant differences that will further analyze our article. So what does the LG G2 OLED has to offer? As we said, the G2 comes with the OLED Evo branding, combining an improved OLED panel with a metal heatsink and LG’s Brightness Booster Max technology. It uses the new a9 Gen 5 AI processor, features a 100/120Hz panel, has four HDMI 2.1 ports at total 48Gbps bandwidth, supports the usual HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision HDR formats, and for its OS uses the latest webOS 22.