The LG 75UR80006LJ is a 75 inch 4K television with a 3840 x 2160 IPS screen and built in digital tuners for terrestrial, cable and satellite broadcast.
A 75 inch picture with four times HD detail
Colours hold up from the side seats
Free-to-air, cable and satellite tuners built in
Slim enough to sit close to the wall
Lower resolution video upscaled towards 4K
Key Features
A cinema sized picture that stays detailed up close
Colours stay true from the side seats
Everyday broadcast and older films look sharper
One set receives free-to-air, cable and satellite
Deep dive.
Explore the detailed specifications and features.
The LG 75UR80006LJ is a 75 inch television with a 3840 x 2160 pixel screen, part of LG's UR80 series announced in 2023. The panel is IPS with Direct LED backlighting, and the set carries analogue, DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-C, DVB-S and DVB-S2 tuners, so terrestrial, cable and satellite channels can be received without a separate box for each.
The cabinet is 59.9 mm deep without the stand, so wall mounted it sits close to the plaster rather than standing proud of it.
A cinema sized picture that stays detailed up close. The 74.5 inch screen holds 3840 x 2160 pixels, four times the pixel count of Full HD, so the extra size does not soften the image.
Colours stay true from the side seats. The IPS panel has 178 degree viewing angles both horizontally and vertically, so people sitting off to the edge of the room see the same picture as the person in the middle.
Everyday broadcast and older films look sharper. Lower resolution content is upscaled towards 4K, which matters on a screen this wide.
One set receives free-to-air, cable and satellite. Built in tuners cover analogue NTSC, PAL and SECAM plus DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-C, DVB-S and DVB-S2.
Sits flat against the wall. The panel measures 1678 x 964 mm and just 59.9 mm deep without the stand, at 31.4 kg.
Draws almost nothing when switched off. Standby and off-mode consumption is rated at 0.5 W.
The right half shows what upscaling does to fine detail like bare branches, which is where lower resolution broadcast usually falls apart on a 75 inch screen.
The screen refreshes at 50 Hz or 60 Hz, matching both PAL and NTSC based sources. Direct LED backlighting sits behind the panel across its full area.