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What changed at LG this week? Use Autobound signals for lg.com.Post: "Any Hotel TV recommendation?"
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Hi all, I have a boutique that require 8 TVs, needs to have max volume control, guest mode that reset between stay, no boxes, power cable input only. Is there industrial go to for these type of set up? AI is recommending. LG 43UA751C 43" Commercial Hospitality 4K Smart TV thank you for your time.
“Pro-Idiom LG - 65 inch is what we use. Same UA model but only bigger.”
u/blueprint_014 points · Oct 27, 2026View
“I use regular TVs in my hotel with firesticks connected to them. No issues in years”
u/Broman4003 points · Oct 27, 2026View
“LG, Samsung, Philips. They pretty much dominate the market. They all suck equally, but all three have management systems which can talk to your PMS for check-in/out reset and similar features”
u/leftplayer2 points · Oct 27, 2026View
“Also is it acceptable to have TV with only NETFLIX on it these days without standard TV?”
u/LessLikelyOutcome1 points · Oct 27, 2026View
“If you get Roku TVs you can set a guest mode on them where guests input their check-out dates and are logged out of their streaming services.”
u/Plastic_Berry_55731 points · Oct 28, 2026View
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"excerpt": "LG, Samsung, Philips.\n\n They pretty much dominate the market.\n\n They all suck equally, but all three have management systems which can talk to your PMS for check-in/out reset and similar features",
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"excerpt": "Keep in mind if you want a TV that automatically resets between guests it will have to be connected to your PMS system like all the major chains have. Otherwise you will have to have your housekeeping team clear the data manually every time they clean the room.",
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"excerpt": "43 inch is a computer screen. I would at least reccommend a 55 or 65. LG is a good brand. We get our TVs at my boutique hotel from Amazon.",
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"excerpt": "I have bought phillips tvs with no issue 120 units and so far non has failed it almost 3 years since we installed them . They are proidum tvs. But really need a \"dumb tv for the amount of rooms u have noninternet just straight cable hookup",
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