Thoughts on LG HU70LAB? - Blu-ray Forum

jtu128 · 01-16-2022, 03:41 AM

I’m looking to purchase a 4k projector under $2k that has a small form factor and is a laser projector. I’ll be using in a mostly darker room and want to stick with a laser projector as I’ll be using this as my main viewing display for a few hours a day on average. Does anyone have experience with and thoughts on this projector? I’m not a video perfectionist, just looking for a large solid 4k display at a reasonable price. I’ll be using a 120 Silver Ticket display.

https://www.amazon.com/LG-HU70LA-Cin.../dp/B07VJKZZTZ

Know Noting · 02-23-2022, 12:20 AM

The caveat is that you get what you pay for. Some times you can find this on sale on LG's website for $1300 (not often, not long). They come in two colors white, and black. One is "newer" with the only difference being the color. Often Ebay has them available for $800 used/returned. I have yet to see one in the wild, but I've read up quite a bit about them. It seems that they are pretty awesome, but it depends on if you get a good one. Hit or miss! If you buy one, make sure that you can return it if you don't like it. I would have liked to try it, but personally, at this point in time, unless there was a smoking deal, I would wait for the next generation whether it is LG or EPSON.

My personal experience with LG products is that if it is not a TV, you might want to look elsewhere. Here is a list of the LG items that I have bought over the years that have outright failed:

Electric Hot Plate $300...dead within a month
Mobile Phone $250.....~2008...never worked correctly
Refridgerator $2500 dead with in 1.5 years
Stove $1500 within 3 years multiple points of failure and electronic issues (self-repaired majority of them)

01-16-2022, 03:41 AM	#1
jtu128 Blu-ray Guru Member since:Jul 2010 4K collection:37 Blu-ray collection:574 DVD collection:105 Digital collection:10 iTunes collection:102 Blu-ray reviews:1	Thoughts on LG HU70LAB? I’m looking to purchase a 4k projector under $2k that has a small form factor and is a laser projector. I’ll be using in a mostly darker room and want to stick with a laser projector as I’ll be using this as my main viewing display for a few hours a day on average. Does anyone have experience with and thoughts on this projector? I’m not a video perfectionist, just looking for a large solid 4k display at a reasonable price. I’ll be using a 120 Silver Ticket display. https://www.amazon.com/LG-HU70LA-Cin.../dp/B07VJKZZTZ

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02-23-2022, 12:20 AM	#2
Know Noting Junior Member Member since:Feb 2022	The caveat is that you get what you pay for. Some times you can find this on sale on LG's website for $1300 (not often, not long). They come in two colors white, and black. One is "newer" with the only difference being the color. Often Ebay has them available for $800 used/returned. I have yet to see one in the wild, but I've read up quite a bit about them. It seems that they are pretty awesome, but it depends on if you get a good one. Hit or miss! If you buy one, make sure that you can return it if you don't like it. I would have liked to try it, but personally, at this point in time, unless there was a smoking deal, I would wait for the next generation whether it is LG or EPSON. My personal experience with LG products is that if it is not a TV, you might want to look elsewhere. Here is a list of the LG items that I have bought over the years that have outright failed: Electric Hot Plate $300...dead within a month Mobile Phone $250.....~2008...never worked correctly Refridgerator $2500 dead with in 1.5 years Stove $1500 within 3 years multiple points of failure and electronic issues (self-repaired majority of them)

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