In 2015, LG presented a diverse selection of TVs in the United States and Canada. The company focused on providing models with essential features such as internet connectivity, Smart TV functions, and good picture quality. Consumers in these regions typically valued design and convenience over technical specifications. Here’s a more detailed look at the lineup:
4 Series
22LF4520
This entry-level series featured small screen sizes (22″, 24″, 28″) suitable for bedrooms, kitchens, or secondary spaces. Despite its compact size, the TVs offered Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080) and basic functionality, including:
- One HDMI port
- USB connectivity
This series was aimed at users looking for basic, affordable televisions without advanced features.
5 Series
42LF5600
The 5 series offered models with a mix of HD and Full HD resolution, catering to budget-conscious buyers who still wanted a better viewing experience:
- 32LF500B: HD resolution (720p)
- 49LF5500: Full HD
- 42LF5600: Full HD
These models were basic but reliable, with limited features but good picture quality for everyday viewing.
6 Series
55UF6700
The 6 series introduced more variety and better resolutions:
- 50LF6000, 43LF6300, 49LF6300, 55LF6300: Full HD models
- 49UF6700, 55UF6700: UHD (3840 x 2160)
This series aimed to bridge the gap between budget and high-end options with: - LF6000: No Smart TV or internet features, but solid performance for regular use.
- LF6300: Smart TV with LAN and Wi-Fi connectivity, and the Magic Remote for ease of use.
- UF6700: Ultra-high-definition resolution, ideal for those seeking better picture quality, but without advanced Smart TV functions.
7 Series
60UF7700
The 7 series represented a step up in functionality, with models like the UF7700:
- Smart TV capabilities
- Internet access
- Better overall performance compared to the more basic models in the lower series
This series was perfect for users looking for a smart TV with a larger screen, good connectivity, and enhanced media features.
8 Series
65UF8500
The 8 series was designed for those who wanted top-notch features and performance:
- 65UF8500: Equipped with a 4-core processor, smart capabilities, and a universal remote, this model stood out in its class.
- The UF8500 also supported 3D viewing, making it ideal for those looking to enhance their viewing experience with high-quality visuals and immersive media.
9 Series
65EG9600
The 9 series featured LG’s premium models, offering advanced technologies such as OLED displays and curved screens:
- UF9400 and UF9500: Large-screen models (55″, 65″, 79″) with IPS matrix, 3D support, and Smart TV access.
- EG9600, EG9700, and EG9900: OLED technology with curved screens, superior picture quality, and 3D support. The EG9700 included a camera for enhanced features like gesture control.
- EF9500 and EF9800: Similar to the EG series, but with flat screens instead of curved, offering OLED displays with exceptional color accuracy and deeper blacks.
The 9 series catered to high-end consumers looking for the best in display technology, providing the latest OLED tech, 3D viewing, and a premium viewing experience. These models were ideal for those willing to invest in cutting-edge television technology for home entertainment.
LG’s 2015 TV lineup for the United States and Canada offered a wide range of options, from basic HD models to advanced 4K and OLED TVs. The series were designed to meet varying consumer demands, with emphasis on internet features, Smart TV capabilities, and picture quality. Whether you were looking for a simple, budget-friendly TV or a high-end, feature-rich television, LG provided a model to fit your needs.
