The LG UP7000 is an LCD TV priced in the lower midrange and suitable for someone on a budget. However, it performs poorly for overall picture quality and has difficulty producing deep blacks, making it less ideal for dark room viewing. It has a fair performance in bright rooms, but reflected light can still be an issue. Sports content and regular TV news are also just fairly represented, so it may not be the first choice for very demanding viewers. For gaming, the response is notably slow, impacting fast-paced games, but for casual gaming, it could suffice. It has a 60Hz refresh rate and good for use as a monitor, supporting 4K at 60Hz at 4:4:4 chroma subsampling, but its color representation out of the box and motion processing are both scored as poor. Sound quality is good, which is a plus if you’re not planning on using external speakers. It supports basic HDR formats except for HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, enough for a standard viewing experience. Overall, it’s an affordable TV that could work for general viewing but may fall short for specialized or high-quality content demands. Give Feedback