LG 65uh625v
65", LCD, 4K
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Negative: The illumination provided by the LED backlighting is somewhat poorer than on some other TVs. This results in a somewhat poorer contrast overall. On the other hand, it is also somewhat thinner and more economical. However, these are now differences in modern TVs that a layman cannot even notice. Only the trained eye will notice them. In addition, one could perhaps complain about the connections, 3x HDMI and 1x USB may be too little for some people, but for 95% of people it is completely sufficient. LED technology is now second class, and AMOLED displays currently provide the best picture (contrast --> black is really black and unlit there). But they are still incredibly expensive for TVs. You also have to say something about such large 4K Tvs: You should also use them with the best possible resolution. If you watch old TV channels, you can't get out of the horror, because now you know how much better the picture could be...
Yes, that is quite possible. It is often a matter of the power plug / voltage. I don't see any direct differences when comparing the specifications.
The unit has the multiview function. This means that 2 sources can be viewed simultaneously. However, only TV+HDMI, HDMI+USB, USB + TV etc. can be viewed. The unit does not have 2 tuners, which is why it is not possible to watch two separate TV programmes at the same time.
The packaging is very large, the computer in a box and this again with stuffing in another box for shipping.
No, unfortunately not. A conventional remote control is included. However, operation via the app works perfectly; as with the Magic Remote, you can navigate there with a cursor.
These wall brackets are all non-swivelling and would fit. https://www.digitec.ch/de/Comparison/438232-5752327-5988696
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The TV supports HDR Pro. According to this link (http://www.avsforum.com/forum/166-lcd-flat-panel-displays/2425914-lg-marketing-what-does-hdr-pro-mean.html#post46279809), this means that the TV supports HDR10 and DolbyVision.
yes, it is possible
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The Magic Remote Control is optional: Art-Nr. 5925009
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Yes is possible VESA Compatible Yes VESA standard 300 x 300 mm
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