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LG 65UQ7570PUJ UQ7570 Series 65-Inch 4K Smart TV

  • 65 inch screen, 4K UHD resolution
  • 60 hertz refresh rate, 4K upscaling
  • HDR10 and HLG supported, direct LED backlight
  • Two HDMI ports, one USB port
  • 300 x 300 mm VESA wall mount pattern
  • 20 watts total output, 2.0 channel speakers
  • 37 pounds with stand, 36.8 pounds without
  • webOS 22 platform, Bluetooth 5 and Wi-Fi built in

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A straightforward large 4K smart TV for streaming and casual console play, with a wide app library and voice remote. Its lower refresh rate and two HDMI ports are the limits to accept before buying.

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ASIN: B09RS56X9SModel: 65UQ7570PUJCategory: TVs

Overview

Not a premium panel with a high refresh rate, but a large 4K smart TV built around the webOS 22 platform. Picture processing runs through the a5 Gen5 AI Processor, which upscales lower resolution sources and tunes the image, while the direct LED backlight rests behind a glossy screen. It can rest on the included stand or hang on a wall using the published VESA pattern.

Streaming is the strength here: the set carries the major apps plus hundreds of free LG Channels, and separate accounts let each household member keep their own recommendations. Gaming is served by a Game Optimizer menu that gathers settings in one place. The refresh rate and HDMI count are modest, so fast competitive play and a large device stack are better served elsewhere.

Who it's for

Households that want one large screen for apps, broadcast TV and occasional gaming, with a remote that accepts voice commands. Buyers who own multiple high frame rate consoles or a stack of HDMI sources should look at a set with more ports and a faster panel.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Large 4K screen for streaming
  • Over 300 free LG Channels
  • Separate accounts for each viewer
  • Voice and Bluetooth remote included
Cons
  • Refresh rate stays at 60 hertz
  • Only two HDMI ports
  • No contrast ratio listed
  • Stand included but wall bracket not

Performance notes

The a5 Gen5 AI Processor handles upscaling and picture tuning, so lower resolution broadcasts and older media look cleaner than their source suggests. A direct LED backlight lights the panel from behind, which shapes black level and uniformity, and the glossy finish means room lighting and window placement affect how the image reads. Motion interpolation smooths movement, though the panel refresh rate sets the ceiling for how fluid fast action can look.

Specifications

BrandLG
Model65UQ7570PUJ
Dimensions & fit
Screen Size65 inches
Weight37 pounds
Dimensions11.9 × 57.1 × 35.4 inches
Dimensions11.9 x 57.1 x 35.4 in
Construction & materials
ColorBlack
Compatibility & installation
ConnectivityBluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi
Other details
Resolution4K
Display TechLED
Refresh Rate60 Hz
Brand TechLG
Smart PlatformWebOS

Frequently asked questions

What comes in the box with the LG 65UQ7570PUJ?

The box holds the TV, a power cable, the remote control with one AAA battery, the stand and the user manual. A wall bracket and mounting hardware are not included.

Can the LG 65UQ7570PUJ be wall mounted?

Yes. It uses a 300 x 300 mm VESA pattern, and the set weighs 36.8 pounds without the stand. You supply the bracket and hardware.

Does the LG 65UQ7570PUJ support screen mirroring from a phone?

It supports Apple AirPlay and Google Cast, and mirroring moves content from a mobile device to the TV. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are both built in.

How many devices can I plug into the LG 65UQ7570PUJ?

There are two HDMI ports and one USB port, plus Ethernet, optical and RF connectors. A soundbar can run through HDMI or the optical output.

What smart apps are available on the LG 65UQ7570PUJ?

The webOS 22 platform carries Netflix, Prime Video, the Apple TV app, Disney Plus and HBO Max, along with over 300 free LG Channels. The channel count can change over time.