We tested the 55″ LG UN7300PUF (55UN7300PUF) and for the most part, we expect our review to be valid for the 43″ model (43UM7300PUF), 50″ model (50UN7300PUF), 65″ model (65UN7300PUF), 70″ model (70UN7370PUC), and the 75″ (75UN7370PUE) model. In Canada, there’s a variant with a model number ending in PUB, which lacks the HDR Dynamic Tone Mapping feature.
If someone comes across a different type of panel or if their LG UN7300 doesn’t correspond to our review, let us know and we will update the review.
| Size | US | Canada | Europe |
|---|---|---|---|
| 43″ | 43UN7300PUF | 43UN7300AUD | 43UN73006LA |
| 49″ | – | 49UN7300AUD | – |
| 50″ | 50UN7300PUF | 50UN7300AUD | 50UN73006LA |
| 55″ | 55UN7300PUF | 55UN7300AUD | 55UN73006LA |
| 65″ | 65UN7300PUF | 65UN7300AUD | 65UN73006LA |
| 70″ | 70UN7370PUC | 70UN7370AUD | – |
| 75″ | 75UN7370PUH | 75UN7370AUH | – |
Our unit of the 55UN7300 was manufactured in February 2020, you can see the label here.
Shiv has over 8 years experience working on Internet of Things and an avid user of Drones
