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How good is the LG 43UM7000PLA TV?

Consumer overview comments about the 43-inch 4k TV LG 43UM7000PLA

 LG 43UM7000PLA TV review
Is buying the LG 43UM7000PLA worth it in 2020?

LG 43UM7000PLA
is the first TV we will be taking a closer look in 2020. It is a new year and we are expecting a lot if new models and innovations not only from LG but from all TV manufacturers. But today we will start with more or less a basic television which is budget oriented and will suit most TV needs of the average consumer.


Product overview and main features
As highlighted above the LG 43UM7000PLA is a 43-inch 4k Smart LED TV that comes at a relatively cheap price.

The design is also quite basic, colored in black, made of what we would say is far from premium plastic. The frame is thin but could be a bit thinner for even more compact size (we don't expect frameless in this price range of course).

Product specifications 

  • Model: 43UM7000PLA
  • Type: Smart TVs
  • Type: 4K ultra HD TVs
  • Type: 4K HDR TVs
  • Type: LED TVs
  • Smart TV apps: NOW TV
  • Smart TV apps: Google Play
  • Smart TV apps: YouTube 4K
  • Smart TV apps: YouTube
  • Smart TV apps: Prime Video
  • Smart TV apps: Netflix 4K
  • Smart TV apps: Netflix
  • Smart TV apps: My5
  • Smart TV apps: ITV Player
  • Smart TV apps: BBC iPlayer
  • Smart TV apps: Amazon Prime 4K
  • Smart TV apps: All 4
  • Smart TV apps: Freeview Play
  • Screen size: 43 - 49"
  • Features: Smart
  • Tuner: Freeview HD
  • Tuner: Freesat HD
  • On-mode power consumption: 70 W
  • Annual power consumption: 97 kWh
  • Energy efficiency class: A
  • Speakers: 2
  • Sound enhancement: Ultra Surround
  • Audio power: 10 W
  • HDR game mode: Yes
  • 4K Ultra HD compatibility: - Video CODEC: HEVC H.265 / VP9 - 4K upscaling picture enhancement
  • Processing rate: 1600 PMI
  • Noise reduction: Yes
  • Picture enhancement: True Colour Accuracy
  • TV tuner: - Freeview HD - Freesat HD Please note: Some services are only available in the UK
  • Electronic programme guide: 8-day EPG and 7-day catch up with Freeview Play
  • PVR function: Yes
  • Other features: - Sleep timer - Parental lock
  • VESA mount: 200 x 200
  • Table-top stand: Yes
  • Hardware required: - Aerial - Satellite dish - WiFi router
  • Material: Plastic
  • Box contents: - LG 43UM7000PLA 43" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV - Remote - Batteries - Screws - Manual
  • Dimensions: - TV: 575 x 977 x 80.8 mm (H x W x D) - TV with stand: 615 x 977 x 187 mm (H x W x D) - Boxed: 660 x 1060 x 152 mm (H x W x D)
  • Weight: - TV: 8.3 kg - TV with stand: 8.4 kg - Boxed: 10.5 kg
  • Guarantee: 1 year
  • Internal menu languages: 36 languages
  • Colour: - TV: Ceramic black - Stand: Rocky black
  • DLNA certified: Yes
  • Ethernet: Yes
  • WiFi: Built-in WiFi
  • Connections: - HDMI 2.0 x 3 - USB 2.0 x 2
  • Audio output: Optical x 1
  • Bezel width: 16.9 mm
  • HDR technology: 4K Active HDR
  • Certification: 4K HDR Ultra HD Certified
  • HDR: - HDR10 - Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG)
  • Screen size: 43"
  • Resolution: 4K Ultra HD 3840 x 2160p
  • Screen technology: LED
  • Smart platform: webOS
  • Smartphone app: LG TV Remote
  • Screen mirroring: Yes for Android
  • Smart TV services: - Catch up TV: BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, All 4, My5 - Streaming: Netflix 4K, Prime Video 4K, Sky Store, NOW TV, Google Play Movies - App store: LG Content Store - Custom homepage - Full internet browser - Social media: YouTube

Picture Quality
 LG 43UM7000PLA is not a premium TV and therefore one shouldn't expect the highest quality 4k picture. What  the 43UM7000PLA offers is a very good picture quality and image processing with nice set of features offered on a very good price. 

Price
Offered in UK for under 290 GBP the LG 43UM7000PLA looks like a good deal for a 43-inch 4k television. Having the built-in WiFi and quick setup for Netflix and YouTube in addition to the good picture quality confirm the good impressions.

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So, is the LG 43UM7000PLA a good TV and worth buying in 2020? Well, definitely yes, especially at the right price, it will definitely meet most consumers' expectations by delivering good 4k picture and adequate set of smart features.

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