Amazon’s Spring Deal Days have arrived, and for those itching to snag a bargain, there’s a 4K TV deal that would be foolish to overlook.

LG is renowned for producing top-notch TVs at reasonable prices, and the UT73 model is no exception. Currently, you can enjoy a hefty 32 per cent discount on this 43-inch gem, allowing you to pocket significant savings and pick it up for £224. 

This TV boasts a stunning 4K resolution, driven by the cutting-edge α5 AI processor 4K Gen6 – the powerhouse of the set. The user-friendly webOS smart platform provides easy access to all your favourite streaming services, including Freeview Play, NOW, Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Twitch, and many more.

Gamers will appreciate the exceptional features tailored for gaming, such as the Game Optimiser and ALLM technology, which automatically switches your console to the best game mode. Movie enthusiasts will also love LG’s Filmmaker Mode and HDR, ensuring films are displayed as the creators intended.

However, if you’re in the market for a new TV, the choices are abundant. Take, for instance, the Samsung 50-inch TV available for just £309, or consider Sky Glass Gen 2 for those wanting to upgrade without a hefty upfront cost.

The LG device has received rave reviews from Brits, with one satisfied customer stating: “Was easy to set-up and 4k picture’s through my PS5, Virgin set top box and Netflix are excellent. We fitted a Govee TV backlight which together is fantastic viewing.

“Only gripe is the magic remote with the pesky mouse pointer that if you hit the centre button incorrectly, it brings up the annoying feature and you can’t disable it. This would greatly improve the user-friendly base. Overall, it’s a steal for what you get.”

Another customer praised: “The size is great and the picture quality is excellent! It was really easy to set up as well and easy to use. Sound is good. Great value for money as I really think LG is exceptional in terms of quality, longevity, and good functionality.”

However, not all reviews were glowing, with some customers expressing dissatisfaction with the sound and colour. One buyer noted: “The sound: It’s plain awful. So thin and flat you may as well disregard that the TV has speakers at all. So if you’re going to purchase this TV, add at least £50 to the cost and get a soundbar with optical to go with it.

“Second issue I have is the colour depth. It’s shallow enough that even with advanced dithered output, you can see an 8-bit gradient. That’s no good on dark screens and worse when you’re using a PC or a console. Even the Amazon Firestick.”