Loved the cobalt inside and features that were appealing. However, the vent for the oven is right underneath the digital board you have to use to start and stop this oven. 40 minutes into baking at 400° the oven shut itself off. It obviously got the digital panel so hot it shut itself off . Great safety feature for the digital board, not for what you have in the oven !!!! The digital display would not work for around 10 to 15 minutes until it cooled down. All of the steam venting up leaves all kinds of moisture dots on your stainless steel as well. First time I used the oven.!! Add to that the raised Surface that is supposed to be anti-scratch, scratched the first time I used it with the same pan I used on my last LG stove for 13 years. This product should be recalled!!!

I have four M7 speakers and one W7 speaker connected to the H7 soundbar. Last week, DH7 soundbar and three of the M7 speakers did the July firmware update when I turned on the TV automatically.

Today, when I'm looking at the firmware, one of the M7 speakers and the subwoofer is still on 2605071 firmware. I cannot find anywhere inside the H7 or M7 speaker settings to look for a firmware update and the W7 speaker I can only see through the H7 in the subwoofer section.

It has been a week and they have not automatically updated, so how am I supposed to keep everything current?

A separate question on the my button settings, if I want to use an app other than Spotify, how do I get it to show up so I can select it? I have title and Apple Music that I would rather be able to use, and I'm not signing up for a Spotify account.

Disclaimer: LG sent me the product to review, however my thoughts are entirely my own and based on my experience with the product.
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Some of you may have seen my post a couple of months ago from LG’s Sydney showcase about new MRGB tech, and the massive 100” TV they were packaging it in. Having spent some initial time with the MRGB96 in my own studio over the last week, I thought I’d give my first impressions and how it’s been working with this frankly monolithic screen.

Colour / Brightness
It would be remiss of me to not speak firstly about the brightness of the panel. Turning it on for the first time, with my main overhead worklights on, it was still searingly bright. My studio is semi-darkened so the panel on 40 brightness is plenty. (also went straight to FILMMAKER mode)
As I noted in my impressions earlier this year, primary colours are the hero of this TV. While at the showcase my brain initially went to sports, I actually realised I was overlooking its capabilities in movie watching, testing it with the visual-spectacular that is Cat In The Hat. Despite being such a green-heavy film, the watching experience doesn’t feel like it’s too pop-y or overly saturated - it’s very naturalistic
Keeping the Mike Myers theme, Austin Powers: Goldmember also looked surprisingly good - particularly across the skin tones.
I did throw on the Dune: Part 1 UHD BluRay, as well as the new Dune Part 3 trailer. Both of these looked fantastic, particularly as I had only seen these in IMAX before.

Having been used to OLED for many years, the one thing that continues to catch me is the blooming. It’s far less obvious once the panel isn’t blasting you at 100 brightness, and I must say the only times I noticed it were on menus - not in the content.

Use Case - Edit Studio
I feel like where this TV stood out the most was how immersive and encapsulating it felt, due to the quality across the ultra-large size, not either of those factors separately. Everyone who has sat in my studio and watched something on it has commented how all-encompassing it is. So comparing it to the 55” C2 that sat in its place prior, I think it’s strength lies in its ability to provide the nearest quality to OLED we’ve seen, in such a large and bright panel. 
It means that I’m able to replicate a near-cinema immersiveness for the director who I’m editing for, which is highly valuable. 

My gripes
My main issue remains from my original post - this TV retails in Australia at AUD $17,999 (USD$12,500). I champion cinematic experiences at every chance - it’s why I do what I do - however it’s still a frankly eye-watering amount for a television. In the US it retails far cheaper at USD $7,999 (roughly AUD$11,500), which probably steers the conversation a little differently. I’m not going to sit here and try convince you this is better tech than OLED - it’s not, and I don’t think LG are trying to convince us of that either, but knowing the G6 97” retails at just shy of AUD$30k (USD$21k), the MRGB96 does pose a real viable alternative for a brilliant picture quality at an ultra-large size.

My other issue was delivery - when someone at the Sydney showcase asked “why 100 inch?”, the rep replied “because if we made them any bigger, they’d have to start making larger doorways”. In film, this is a narrative device we like to call ‘foreshadowing’. 
The LG/DHL delivery team, who had never delivered one of these units before, said on arrival they’d be unable to take it up the stairs to my studio on the 1st floor due to the weight. Understandably - it was delivered on a pallet and weighed 107kg. This was supposed to be an install with packaging removal, and I think it needs to be communicated that the delivery is too heavy to be taken up stairs. I’d hope LG smooths out this delivery process but it’s early days so I’ll cut some slack. 

I commend LG for putting their money where their mouth is, and sending me a unit despite my criticism and skepticism. I don’t think this is going to be the answer for a lot of people, but if you’re in the market for a top end TV, and size plus quality are both factors you don’t want to compromise on, this is going to be a serious consideration and I’m excited to see where the MRGB tech evolves into more affordable price-points. 

This is what happens when I turn on my LG TV model 55UR9000PUA

if the longer video uploads, you can see that part of the screen is illuminated and if i depress the arrow keys (you're so FAT arrow keys!) the illumination moves as though I'm selecting an option on the screen. THEN I push the power button, see shorter video, I get the flash of hope for a second or two before the screen turns off. I've done the hard reset, unplugged and tried a couple different plugs, tried with an extension cord to a farther away plug (also moved TV to far away plug) and this is what happens no matter where I mosey. Is this TV shot? Is it fixable? is it fixable BY ME? is it cost effective to try and fix or should i go all 'office space' on this motha fucka?

(NM, it won't let me upload a second video...I'm really bad at reddit so I hope this is OK to post here)

Hi everyone!

For decades, building a home theater meant choosing between the cinematic depth of OLED, with its perfect blacks and contrast, and the expansive, colorful impact of an ultra-large LCD screen.

This year, LG is offering two distinct paths to a premium home cinema: the Hollywood-level picture precision of the LG OLED evo G6, and the larger-than-life scale and color impact of the LG Micro RGB evo AI, available in sizes up to 100 inches.

The LG OLED evo G6 sets the benchmark for premium television performance. Alongside it, the LG Micro RGB evo AI represents LG’s most premium LCD TV to date.

Dive into the full details by checking out the article here!

[Some highlights]:

• LG OLED evo AI: Hollywood-Level Picture Precision

→ LG OLED TVs are widely used as reference monitors when Hollywood colorists fine-tune films for home release
→ Self-lit OLED pixels help provide the precise contrast and shadow detail needed to reproduce content as intended
→ By turning off individual pixels in dark areas, the LG OLED evo achieves Perfect Black¹
→ Reflection Free Premium technology helps maintain Perfect Black performance in everyday ambient light²

• LG Micro RGB evo AI: The Ultimate Color Impact

→ Delivers a premium viewing experience on a truly monumental scale of up to 100 inches
→ Utilizes an advanced backlight system that produces extraordinarily high-purity red, green and blue spectrums³
→ Helps vibrant colors cut through ambient glare without washing out the picture
→ The α11 AI Processor helps preserve accurate and clear color expression on a massive screen, even in a sunlit room

• Your Cinema, Your Choice

→ Both the OLED evo and Micro RGB evo are equipped with Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and Filmmaker Ambient Mode
→ The OLED evo G6 offers uncompromising precision and Perfect Black
→ The 100-inch Micro RGB evo delivers a larger-than-life viewing experience driven by breathtaking color richness

So, which would better suit your home cinema setup: the Hollywood-level precision and Perfect Black of the OLED evo G6, or the massive 100-inch screen and color impact of the Micro RGB evo?

Let us know your thoughts!

Disclaimer

^{1 LG OLED Display is verified by UL for delivering black levels ≤0.24nit up to 500lux, based on IDMS Section 11.5 Ring light reflect measurement.
2 LG OLED display is certified by Intertek for Reflection free measured to IDMS 11.2.2 sampling-sphere implementation. Applies to G6 series - except 97, 48-inch models.
3 LG RGB TVs have been certified as "High Purity RGB Spectrum Display" by TÜV Rheinland.}

bought a new lg tv (65inch Qned) and the holes on the bottoms for the screws don’t appear to have tread and the screws are virtually impossible to screw in - is this normal and should i try to force them in or should i contact customer support? I have waited a month for tv to arrive and live in a regional area so sending it back would be a pain

As in my previous post, here is a quick note and honest disclaimer: I received this product free of charge from LG for testing purposes. This is not a sponsored post, and all thoughts and opinions are entirely my own. I was not asked to review the device only positively – and I wouldn't do that anyway!

This post was created without the use of AI, except for the translation (English isn't mynative language). If you still find any weird words or mistakes, feel free to keep them or sell them!

I have been using the 65-inch G6 since the end of May. Shortly after mounting it, I already posted my first impressions here, link:

https://www.reddit.com/r/LG_UserHub/s/NPLCtVDMxs

Overall, I am very satisfied with the device. However, I would like to address the advertised "Reflection-free Premium" feature again and try to explain it a bit more from my perspective and practical use case.

I am in the fortunate position of having no windows directly behind my seating area. There are only large patio doors to the left and right of my setup, which brighten up the room quite a bit, especially in summer. (For worst-case scenarios, I have electric blinds that can turn the room pitch black even during the day.) A true blessing during the current heatwaves.

I can only make a memory-based comparison with my "old C2." However, my son has that one in his apartment now, so there are no comparison pictures (damn).

The TV rarely runs during the day because I have to work. Sometimes my wife watches some broadcast TV during daytime. Movies and series in Filmmaker Mode are actually only streamed late in the evening in the dark.

During the day in a bright room

For this use case, I always use the "Expert ISF Bright Room" picture mode for SDR resolution to counteract the daylight. Since we sit pretty much directly in front of the TV, we don't notice any reflections at all, even in darker scenes. The TV handles this easily and delivers a incredibly high-contrast picture. With the C2, I could see myself in a well- lit room, in some cases, even in dark scenes. I have attached a picture taken from a sharp side angle. Even there, you can’t see any real reflections. But on the C2, I had very severe reflection issues at such an angle, and the overall brightness of the C2 panel really struggled. On the G6, reflections appear rather somehow very muted, scattered, and soft, whereas the C2 felt like it mirrored such reflections 1:1 with very bright, sharp contours. All in all, I am glad to have this visible improvement, even if I don't face the same challenges as a user in Miami Beach with huge windows and full sun.

I would be interested to know how other users perceive this with the G6 or W6 in their homes. Does anyone have very bright windows directly opposite the TV? It would also be awesome if someone could explain to me whether this is a classic surface coating or if the coating is located somewhere beneath the panel surface. I actually don't know.

Or is it a top secret recipe from LG's magic kitchen? 😂

Under colour/ then fine tune/ the settings colour adjustment do I need to be leaving that on it’s low medium high or off
Thanks

Introduction:

I received the product for free from LG as part of a promotional event and I was asked to share my review. All opinions are entirely my own. The LG xboom Mini is a compact, lightweight portable speaker that quickly became part of my daily routine. When I received the email notification that I was selected to participate in this review event, I didn’t know how I would use the speaker. Initially I thought I would keep it at my desk to listen to music while I worked; use it on walks with my dog Nimbus, or use it in the shower while I’m getting ready work, but I quickly realized the possibilities were endless. The speaker integrated seamlessly with my lifestyle, and I’ve enjoyed using it every day.

Setup:

The initial setup didn’t take long at all. I was ready to go within seconds. Once I powered on the speaker, my phone detected its Bluetooth signal immediately. You can download the LG Thinq app if you like to customize the speaker even further by updating its firmware; device name, equalizer settings, or adjusting the volume. The portable speaker also has a dedicated heart button which allows you to save your favorite playlist for quick access. Lastly, the speaker comes equipped with an adjustable strap so you can connect it to your belt, shirt, or bookbag.

Sound Quality:

Don’t let the size of the LG xboom Mini fool you. This speaker sounds great regardless of your use case. I typically leave the volume around 50% and that’s more than enough to hear vocals and each instrument while enjoying music. I listen to variety of music including EDM, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Rap, and House Music.

Primary Use Case:

The LG xboom Mini can be used virtually anywhere. I wanted a speaker to use in the shower while I’m getting ready for work or dates and this speaker doesn’t disappoint. I set the volume level to 50%, and I didn’t have any issue listening to my music. Additionally, the speaker didn’t create a weird echo in the shower like other speakers tend to do. The sound stayed in the shower, and it didn’t disrupt other people in the house. The sound is barely audible outside the bathroom which is ideal if you’re an early riser like me, and you shower early in the morning. The adjustable strap on the speaker makes it easy to hang from any shower hook or shower bar. It’s secure and I was confident that it would stay in place.

Secondary Use Case:

My dog, Nimbus, and I usually go on walks early Saturday mornings. When Nimbus and I go on walks, we typically go around 7:00AM-8:00AM. Before we head out for our walk, I power on the xboom Mini and I start playing my Jazz for Walking Playlist on Spotify. Jazz music is calming, and it makes our walks a more enjoyable experience.

I used to feel isolated when I would wear my Bluetooth headphones, but the xboom Mini allows me to take in the sights and sounds of my neighborhood and people around me. I’ve been able to chat with more people because I’m not constantly adjusting my headphone volume. LG xboom Mini didn’t disconnect from my phone once which is a major advantage over my Bluetooth headphones.

Cons:

There aren’t many cons to this speaker because it provides an enjoyable experience regardless of how you plan on using it. The two cons I can think of is the lack of internet connectivity, and the speaker doesn’t come with a USB C cable in the box. Most people have several USB C cables around the house from various devices so it shouldn’t be a problem, but I thought I should mention that in case you’re interested in purchasing the LG xboom Mini. Additionally, if the xboom Mini had Wi-Fi connectivity, you could turn the speaker on with by sending an active audio signal to it.

Conclusion:

The LG xboom Mini portable speakers delivers a great listening experience in a small form factor. The speaker is versatile in the sense you can use it for productivity; enjoying music while you clean, cook, or exercise, and you can also use the speaker as a Bluetooth microphone to answer incoming calls. I think it’s worth looking into if you want a portable speaker that can do it all. Lastly, the speaker isn’t heavy at all so you can easily carry it in your pocket or bag without feeling weighed down. You’ll have a great experience with the LG xboom Mini speaker, and I highly recommend it!

Hi r/LG_UserHub,

We have some exciting news to share regarding the upcoming software update for LG Sound Suite. Our team has been listening closely to your feedback, and this July update brings highly requested features, improved connectivity, and overall usability improvements.

Here is a breakdown of what is coming in the July Sound Suite software update.

[Planned for the July update]

Firmware version: [H7] 43.12.71 / [M7/M5] MAIN: 2607021, MICOM: 2606295 / [W7] MAIN: 2607021, MICOM: 2606305

• H7 Soundbar’s Clear Voice Pro+ (2-Step Options) We are upgrading the Clear Voice Pro+ feature to give you more control over dialogue audio. You will be able to choose between Clear Voice Pro+ (Base) for our standard balanced sound, and Clear Voice Pro+ (High) for an extra voice boost when you want even clearer, sharper dialogue.
• TV webOS Control App Support Managing your H7 soundbar is about to get much easier. Similar to how our soundbars are managed via the TV's 'Soundbar Settings', H7 users will now be able to adjust key Sound Suite settings directly from the TV screen. This provides a control experience similar to the ThinQ app, offering one of the easiest ways to connect and control your speakers right from the TV for a seamless home theater experience.
• Enhanced Group Lighting & Usability: We’re making it much easier to customize the look of your LG Sound Suite home audio system setup.
  • One-Touch Sync: A new 'Group Lighting' toggle lets you instantly sync the lighting of your H7 soundbar with any DAFC-connected speakers (like the M7 or M5). (Note: W7 lighting sync will be supported in an upcoming update.)

• Detailed Customization: You can save up to 3 lighting presets. Tapping a color preset brings up a color palette and brightness slider, allowing you to fine-tune the look to match your room.

• Visual Connection Cues: To give you clear visual feedback, the lights will now glow green for 2 seconds whenever an external streaming service is connected to your speakers.
• Improved Dolby Atmos FlexConnect(DAFC) Connectivity, Usability & Bug Fixes: We have optimized our Dolby Atmos FlexConnect (DAFC) performance to reduce the time required to set up and connect speaker groups while enhancing the connection stability. Additionally, this update includes minor bug fixes to ensure a smoother, more reliable multi-speaker home audio system experience.

[Upcoming Features Beyond the July Update]

• Dual W7 Subwoofer Pairing (H7 + 2x W7) For those looking for a more powerful, room-filling low-end performance, you will no longer be limited to just one subwoofer. With the upcoming update, the H7 will officially support pairing up to two W7 subwoofers simultaneously for a deeply immersive bass experience and cinematic experience at home.

A big thank you to everyone for the feedback. It genuinely helps us improve.

So, we’d love to hear from the community: Which of these features are you most excited about in Sound Suite? Are you looking forward to the new ambient Group Lighting controls, or is the webOS TV integration what you've been waiting for? Let us know how these updates fit into your current living room!

As always, if you have any questions or feedback, feel free to drop them in the comments below.

It just popped up randomly whilst I was playing Skate on the PlayStation 5. The weird thing is, when it first occurred, anything below that line was also sort of, projecting the top portion of the screen onto it, kind of overlaying the image, and it was very jarring. It randomly stopped doing that, but the line still remained. Tf is that all all about? Thanks and regards.

Hi.

I currently have a 27" 1440 monitor at my desk, with a PC setup that is about to run it's course.

I also have a very capable PC which I'm running triple 1440 monitors for sim racing. And would now want to tap into this PC for a decent oled single monitor at the desk for Mainly gaming (MSFS) and the odd CAD design. And I'll switch between the two setups.

I'm torn between the 39" & 45" versions. My desk is 63.5cm deep.

I know it's going to be incredible for the gaming, but how will this feel for CAD work?

I did see the perfect monitor which bends, which would suit my setup perfectly, but that seems to have gone quiet.

What are people's thoughts who own the 45" version that do CAD work?

Ta

Is the MR25GB remote control model compatible with the LG 50UA8550 PSA TV?

wth is this?

Purchased it 2022 and now lined appeared. Service center recommended to just buy new one. I am so disappointed with LG.

When peak brightness setting in HDR is set to High from Low only in Gamer 1 mode this phenomenon happens.

This doesn't happens in Gamer 2 mode when changing between High and Low brightness setting.

I'm on the latest (3.03, 2.04) firmware.

Connectted via DP 1.4 cable.

Please let me know if you have the same issue.

u/LG_UserHub can you let this be seen by the software division.

I was wondering what kind of HDMI is there on the LG UltraGear 27GS85Q-B. I play on a PS5 and I was wondering if the HDMI was a 2.1 because if not then I won’t go above 60 fps which is kinda the reason why I’d buy this monitor. Thanks ! Sorry for language I still learn.

When my ~$500 LG 4K 144Hz panel greeted me with an LG application pop-up I was very confused because I knew that the only thing LG in my whole set up was this monitor, and I hadn't installed an LG software. Maybe it downloaded alongside something else and I hadn't noticed until now?

Nope. My trusty 4K monitor that I've owned for a couple years downloaded spyware onto my system without my consent. I also couldn't uninstall it through normal channels. Thank god for RevoUninstaller.

I will never be purchasing an LG product again. Thank you for letting your intentions be known, LG.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9uefFYe6bM

This video covers adware, spyware and possible wiretapping concerns with LG displays, as well as straight-up changing terms of use or lose security updates. Also McAfee. Somehow. And if LG does this, doubtless every other TV manufacturer does this or similar. It's a damnable things, so LTT's quest for a dumb TV might not be fruitless.