Lg 65uj6300 65 4k Uhd Hdr Smart Led Tv Review

Test Results

Design

Curved No

The pattern of the UJ6300 is very basic, and everything is made of plastic. At that place are no stylistic elements like the higher finish UJ7700, and the TV doesn't expect bad merely it certainly won't be the centerpiece of any room. Some of the rear-facing inputs may be hard to access if placed close to a wall.

The stand is almost as broad as the TV and looks like to the UH6100 from 2016. It is made of plastic but supports the Tv set quite well.

Footprint of the 49" Tv stand: 7.v" 10 33.5"

Wall Mount VESA 200x200

The rear of the TV is elementary, and a similar design just slightly less cogitating than the UJ7700. Some of the inputs which face out the back of the Telly may exist difficult to access if the TV is placed close to a wall or VESA mounted.

Borders 0.79" (ii.0 cm)

The borders of the Television are slightly thicker than average, just due to their tapered border, they don't appear too thick. They are made of plastic.

Max Thickness three.23" (8.2 cm)

The Telly is quite thick, with the thickest part near the base of the TV below the inputs. It will stick out from the wall a chip if mounted.

Maximum Temperature 95 °F (35 °C)

Average Temperature 91 °F (33 °C)

The TV is adequately cool, only getting slightly warm along the top edge and a few places on the back. Equally with most TVs, at that place are vents on the bottom edge and a vent on the back of the Television receiver, near the superlative.

The build quality of the UJ6300 is decent. Everything is made of plastic, but these parts certainly won't break nether normal apply.

Picture Quality

Native Contrast 1,314 : one

Dissimilarity with local dimming Due north/A

The LG UJ6300 has a passable dissimilarity ratio for a LED TV. This low contrast ratio makes night scenes appear done-out and makes blacks appear more gray than really black, especially when fix in a dark room. The TV fares much better when set up in a bright room since the light usually makes the low contrast ratio less noticeable.

If you compare this IPS TV with other IPS TVs nosotros accept reviewed earlier, the UJ6300 contrast ratio of 1314:1 is actually better than nearly of them.

Local Dimming No

Backlight Direct

The UJ6300 does not accept a local dimming feature. The video is for reference only.

SDR Real Scene Peak Effulgence 174 cd/m²

SDR Top 2% Window 167 cd/thou²

SDR Peak 10% Window 168 cd/m²

SDR Meridian 25% Window 169 cd/1000²

SDR Tiptop fifty% Window 171 cd/chiliad²

SDR Summit 100% Window 175 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 2% Window 167 cd/one thousand²

SDR Sustained 10% Window 167 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 25% Window 168 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 50% Window 170 cd/m²

SDR Sustained 100% Window 174 cd/m²

SDR ABL 0.003

Disappointing SDR peak brightness in the 'Skillful (Dark Room)' movie mode. While this mode has the most authentic picture quality, it is much dimmer than the 'Standard' picture style, as shown in this effulgence plot. If you find the Tv set not bright enough, it's all-time to use the 'Standard' mode with a color temperature of 'W30' and as many of our recommended settings as applicative.

With 'Expert (Night Room)' the TV is only bright plenty for a really night room, while with 'Standard' it is bright plenty for a moderately lit room.

HDR Real Scene Tiptop Effulgence 297 cd/1000²

HDR Top 2% Window 319 cd/m²

HDR Peak x% Window 319 cd/1000²

HDR Pinnacle 25% Window 318 cd/m²

HDR Peak fifty% Window 318 cd/grand²

HDR Peak 100% Window 318 cd/m²

HDR Sustained 2% Window 317 cd/m²

HDR Sustained 10% Window 318 cd/m²

HDR Sustained 25% Window 317 cd/thousand²

HDR Sustained 50% Window 317 cd/m²

HDR Sustained 100% Window 317 cd/m²

HDR ABL 0.000

Mediocre HDR pinnacle brightness. The brightness doesn't modify depending on the content shown, as all our tests were about equal (the real scene test is measured at the edge of the screen which is dimmer). This constant brightness is a skillful thing, but it's still not nearly equally brilliant as intended for HDR content. A plot of brightness over fourth dimension is shown here.

If you detect HDR content too dim in the 'Cinema' and 'Game' pic modes, you tin enable 'Dynamic Contrast', as explained hither. This won't increase the brightness of highlights only it volition make about of the scene brighter, at the cost of slightly worse moving-picture show quality. The 'Standard' pic mode is fifty-fifty brighter, but also has worse pic quality than 'Movie'. This can be alleviated somewhat past using our recommended settings with a 'W30' color temperature.

50% Std. Dev. 5.567%

fifty% DSE 0.210%

5% Std. Dev. 0.657%

5% DSE 0.069%

The gray uniformity of the UJ6300 could be better. The l% standard difference is pretty high, and this is caused generally because of the darker edges corners, as yous can see on the fifty% greyness uniformity test moving picture. Some vertical bands are slightly visible virtually the centre, but muddy screen effect is not that much noticeable when watching content like sport, which is amend than what nosotros had on the UJ7700.

Looking at the v% gray uniformity picture and numbers, not much stand out and these are very adept results.

Colour Shift 22°

Brightness 29°

Black Level 75°

Mediocre viewing angle, improve than almost all VA TVs but not as skillful as some other IPS TVs such as the UH6150. Blacks remain essentially unchanged no matter the angle, but colors shift and brightness decreases at moderate angles.

Native Std. Dev. iii.168%

Std. Dev. w/ L.D. N/A

The UJ6300 black uniformity is poor. Nearly of the uniformity issues are due to the darker edges and corners, similarly to what affected the gray uniformity. Merely the correct upper corner is a chip brighter than the rest of the screen. Some vertical lines are also visible toward the correct side of the screen.

Screen Finish Semi-gloss

Total Reflections 3.three%

Indirect Reflections 0.7%

The UJ6300 is quite practiced at handling reflections. The screen is semi-gloss which helps to reduce the intensity of direct reflections simply does diffuse them beyond the screen. For a room with a couple of windows, this is not an issue, merely bright glare on the screen may be a trouble.

Motion picture Mode Proficient (Dark Room)

White Balance dE 5.11

Color dE 4.84

Gamma 2.21

Colour Temperature 5,763 Yard

Out of the box, the UJ6300 accurateness could be better. The white residue dE and the color dE are high enough that almost anybody could find it, even if not an enthusiast. The white residue is on the warm side, missing mostly blue. Looking at the colour accuracy, all the color are a bit off, with the blues and cyans existence the one with the higher dE. Overall, the gamma curve is not very apartment, but the gamma number is non that far from our two.2 target.

Picture Mode Good (Dark Room)

White Balance dE 0.24

Color dE 2.05

Gamma 2.19

Color Temperature 6,550 K

The calibration procedure of the UJ6300 was a chip longer than usual, merely this is mostly because the setting menu was affecting the measurements. This happens from fourth dimension to time depending on the Boob tube models, but in that particular case, we had to exit of the menu every time before taking some reading. Likewise that, the process worked pretty well, and the high white remainder dE what corrected and brought downwards to a negligible 0.24, which is an excellent result. Equally the consequence of the correction of the white remainder, the gamma was flattened to rail more closely our two.2 target.

When it comes to the color accuracy, the provided color management organization has proven to exist quite good, even though some colors, mostly in the blue and red, were still a bit off. But even with this modest error, the total color dE is now more than than half what is was earlier calibration.

You can run across our recommended settings hither.

Upscaling of low-quality content such as DVDs is expert. Like most LG TVs, some halo artifacts are visible along edges but this isn't much of an effect.

720p content such as cable looks skillful. Details are preserved and the image isn't too soft.

1080p sources such every bit Blu-rays look practiced. The image remains clear and detailed.

With some 4k content (such as text for PC monitor employ) the less accurate RGBW pixel construction results in some artifacts. This is the aforementioned as the UH6500 and visible in the blush examination pattern of that Goggle box here. This is likewise visible in the pixels photo.

Wide Colour Gamut No

DCI P3 xy 76.21%

DCI P3 uv 82.09%

Rec 2020 xy 54.71%

Rec 2020 uv 59.88%

Standard color gamut, only adept enough for SDR Rec. 709 content. When watching HDR content, greens volition be significantly undersaturated, and blues and reds too to a lesser extent. Luckily the Tv set is fairly accurate at showing the colors it is able to, specially P3 colors.

In the 'Movie house' and 'Game' moving picture modes the TV dims HDR content significantly, every bit shown by their EOTFs here and here. This isn't present in 'Standard', shown here, and is alleviated in 'Movie house' and 'Game' past enabling 'Dynamic Contrast', as shown here and here.

Update 08/31/2017: Retested color gamut earlier the commencement of the twenty/7 OLED burn down-in test, on software version '3.threescore.03'. The color gamut is worse than originally tested, because the TV is using other subpixels even when showing pure colors. Shown here is the Television set's pixels when showing pure blue, and the green subpixel is also lit, which reduces the saturation of the blueish. The color gamut scores and images accept been updated.

Normalized DCI P3 Coverage ITP 55.half-dozen%

10,000 cd/thousand² DCI P3 Coverage ITP 19.0%

Normalized Rec 2020 Coverage ITP 39.three%

10,000 cd/m² Rec 2020 Coverage ITP 13.iii%

Poor color volume. The TV's RGBW pixel structure prevents it from making bright colors nearly as bright as information technology can brand white. Its color gamut narrows severely when showing night colors, and its black level is not expert.

Update 08/31/2017: Retested colour volume before the start of the xx/seven OLED burn down-in test, on software version 'three.threescore.03'. The color gamut is worse than originally tested, because the Tv is using other subpixels even when showing pure colors. Shown here is the TV's pixels when showing pure bluish, and the green subpixel is also lit, which reduces the saturation of the blue. The Television'due south colour book is reduced because the color gamut is reduced. The color volume scores and images have been updated.

Color Depth ten Bit

Reddish (Std. Dev.) 0.101

Light-green (Std. Dev.) 0.116

Bluish (Std. Dev.) 0.093

Gray (Std. Dev.) 0.115

The UJ6300 tin can display our test gradient image pretty well and without whatever banding problems. Some little imperfections can be seen in the dark blue and green, simply those are very small-scale does non affect regular content.

IR afterwards 0 min recovery 7.85%

IR afterwards 2 min recovery 0.34%

IR after 4 min recovery 0.00%

IR afterwards six min recovery 0.00%

IR after eight min recovery 0.00%

IR later 10 min recovery 0.00%

The UJ6300 suffers from image retention and it is fairly like shooting fish in a barrel to notice information technology, as is does not accept a long exposure to a withal image to create some retentivity. As you lot can see on our examination picture, taken correct after the 10 minutes burn-in scene, the image retention is very clear and easy to see. It was also easy to notice during the review procedure, as we had to give it some fourth dimension, running normal video content to clear up the retention, before tests like the gray uniformity, since just displaying, let's say our dissimilarity checkerboard, did induce prototype retention.

On the good side, the retentiveness does not terminal very long, even if information technology is pretty stiff at the first. Equally y'all tin run into from the test results, after 4 minutes of recovery time, the paradigm retentiveness was completely gone and the screen was back to normal.

Permanent Fire-In Risk No

Although some IPS panels can endure from temporary image retentivity, this doesn't appear to be permanent as seen in our long-term test.

The less accurate RGBW pixel structure causes some artifacts when viewing some 4k content (such as PC text) from up close.

Motion

fourscore% Response Time 7.1 ms

100% Response Fourth dimension sixteen.vii ms

The response time is good, so only a short trail can be seen following fast-moving objects. This is similar to the UJ7700.

Flicker-Free No

PWM Dimming Frequency 120 Hz

The Tv uses PWM at 120Hz to dim the backlight, starting at 100/100 backlight setting. Lowering the setting shortens the duty cycle, while amplitude remains nearly abiding. Backlight PWM helps clear up motility slightly, just results in duplications following fast-moving objects, visible in the motion blur box. The backlight oscilloscope was taken in HDR mode, as the Tv doesn't utilise its full brightness in SDR. 100% backlight in SDR looks like this.

Optional BFI No

Min Flicker for 60 fps 120 Hz

60 Hz for lx fps No

120 Hz for 120 fps N/A

Min Flicker for 60 fps in Game Mode 120 Hz

Similar with other 2017 LG TVs, there is no option to reduce the flicker frequency to lx Hz, although the Television set's 120 Hz PWM flicker does help somewhat to brand motion wait more clear during fast-paced content.

Motion Interpolation (30 fps) Yeah

Motility Interpolation (60 fps) No

The UJ6300 has a 60Hz panel and tin interpolate lower frame rate content by setting 'TruMotion' to 'User' and increasing the 'De-Judder' slider. Notwithstanding, the UJ6300 can't produce as stiff of a lather opera effect as 120Hz TVs such as the UH7700 from 2016, and cannot interpolate 60Hz content. Note that any motion interpolation will introduce artifacts, and so use a small value unless yous really like the soap opera effect. There are also some bugs in the interpolation which causes more stuttering than usual, especially with our full-screen pattern.

Frame Concord Fourth dimension @ 24 fps 25.0 ms

Frame Hold Fourth dimension @ 60 fps 0.0 ms

The LG UJ6300 is dandy at displaying content without stutter, even at low frame rates such as 24p movies. The response time causes some mistiness to appear betwixt frames, which helps to polish the transition.

Judder-Gratuitous 24p Yes

Judder-Gratis 24p via 60p No

Judder-Free 24p via 60i No

Judder-Free 24p via Native Apps Yep

Only 24p movies playing from 24p sources like DVD and Blu-rays players are judder free. The UJ6300 can't remove judder from 24p movies playing from 60p/60i sources like cable and satellite boxes.

To be able to display 24p movies without judder when playing from 24 sources, the 'Real Movie theater setting must be turned on.

Native Refresh Rate 60 Hz

Variable Refresh Rate No

4k VRR Maximum North/A

4k VRR Minimum N/A

1080p VRR Maximum Due north/A

1080p VRR Minimum N/A

VRR Supported Connectors Northward/A

THe LG UJ6300 doesn't support any variable refresh rate features, and has a native 60Hz panel.

Inputs

1080p @ 60Hz 13.i ms

1080p @ 60Hz + HDR 12.vii ms

1080p @ 60Hz Exterior Game Mode 45.9 ms

1080p @ 120Hz Due north/A

4k @ 60Hz 13.0 ms

4k @ 60Hz + HDR 12.8 ms

4k @ 60Hz @ 4:4:four 12.6 ms

4k @ 60Hz @ 4:4:iv + eight fleck HDR 12.6 ms

4k @ 60Hz Outside Game Fashion 62.6 ms

4k With Interpolation 95.9 ms

4k @ 120 Hz N/A

4k with Variable Refresh Rate N/A

1080p with Variable Refresh Rate N/A

Outstanding low input lag. When in the Game moving-picture show manner or in whatsoever picture mode, when the input'south icon is set to PC, the Television receiver's input lag is an fantabulous ~11 ms, which should please almost any gamer. However, only the Game picture way has low input lag for HDR content, equally when HDR content is played, when the input's icon is set to PC, the TV acts as though the icon is not PC.

Update 9/4/2017: HDR is now supported in PC fashion as of WebOS update 3.6. 4:4:4 colour is now properly displayed in HDR content when in PC mode. All input lag values have been retested with the newer firmware, and remain about unchanged.

1080p @ 60Hz @ 4:4:4 Yeah

1080p @ 120Hz No

1440p @ 60Hz No

4k @ 30Hz @ 4:iv:4 Yes

4k @ 60Hz Yeah

4k @ 60Hz @ 4:4:4 Yes

4k @ 120Hz No

Most of the common input resolutions are supported. 4:4:4 colour is but properly displayed when the input's icon is set up to PC. 4k @ 60 Hz @ 4:ii:ii or 4:4:four colour can only be played when 'HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Color' is enabled for the input being used. 4:iv:4 color is not properly displayed for HDR content, because when HDR content is played when the input's icon is PC the TV acts as though the input's icon wasn't PC.

Update 9/4/2017: HDR is now supported in PC mode as of WebOS update 3.half-dozen. 4:4:4 color is now properly displayed in HDR content when in PC mode.

Although 4:four:4 color is displayed properly, the screen'due south RGBW pixel structure produces artifacts when showing fine color detail, artifacts like jagged lines and missing pixels. This is shown here on our 4:4:iv test image when displayed on the RGBW UH6500. The same image displayed on an RGB Idiot box similar the Sony X750D has no such artifacts, as shown here. These artifacts aren't a huge problem only they are noticeable at times when using the TV equally a PC monitor.

Update 05/08/2018: 1440p @ 60Hz is not a supported input. It was mistakenly tested as supported, but has now been retested and found to be not supported. It is unlikely a firmware update acquired this alter. The score has been updated.

HDMI 3

USB 2

Digital Optical Sound Out 1

Analog Audio Out iii.5mm 0

Analog Audio Out RCA 0

Component In 1 (shared)

Blended In one (shared)

Tuner (Cable/Ant) ane

Ethernet 1

DisplayPort 0

IR In 0

SD/SDHC 0

HDR10 Yes

Dolby Vision No

HLG Yep

3D No

5.one Passthrough ARC Dolby Digital Yes

five.1 Passthrough ARC DTS Yes

5.one Passthrough Optical Dolby Digital Yes

v.1 Passthrough Optical DTS Yes

HDMI 2.0 Full Bandwidth Yes (HDMI i,2,iii)

HDMI 2.1 Total Bandwidth No

ARC Aye (HDMI two)

USB 3.0 No

HDCP ii.2 Yes (HDMI i,2,3)

CEC Yes

MHL No

Variable Analog Audio Out No

Wi-Fi Back up Yes (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz)

Sound Quality

Low-Frequency Extension 100.79 Hz

Std. Dev. @ 70 4.19 dB

Std. Dev. @ 80 four.24 dB

Std. Dev. @ Max 6.twenty dB

Max 84.8 dB SPL

Dynamic Range Compression 3.96 dB

Poor frequency response. The UJ6300'due south sound signature suffers from overexaggerated loftier-bass which causes information technology to audio very dirty and boomy. It's bass also doesn't extend very well, causing it to audio quite thin. Information technology also doesn't get very loud.

Weighted THD @ lxxx 0.082

Weighted THD @ Max 0.774

IMD @ fourscore two.63%

IMD @ Max 41.27%

Loftier amounts of distortion are present across the volume range on the UJ6300. As expected, it rises somewhat linearly with the level at which information technology is set to.

Smart Features

Smart OS WebOS

Version iii.5

Ease of Apply Like shooting fish in a barrel

Smoothness Boilerplate

Time Taken to Select YouTube four due south

Time Taken to Change Backlight ix due south

Advanced Options Many

Ads Yes

Opt-out No

Suggested Content in Home Yes

Opt-out of Suggested Content No

At that place are video ads in the LG Content Shop (in the peak left corner of the in a higher place picture), and static ads in search results. They cannot be removed.

App Choice Many

App Smoothness Average

Bandage Capable Yes

USB Drive Playback Yeah

USB Drive HDR Playback Yes

HDR in Netflix Yes

HDR in Amazon Video Yeah

HDR in YouTube Yeah

Many popular apps come up preinstalled, such as Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Video. Apps run fairly smoothly with picayune lag or frame drops. Many more than apps and other content tin can be downloaded from the LG Content Store.

Size Medium

Vox Command No

CEC Menu Command Yes

Other Smart Features No

The included remote lacks any smart features. Its rubber chunk buttons are more clumsy to press than the buttons on the remotes of higher terminate TVs. Information technology has a large array of buttons, merely fortunately, all the commonly used buttons are clustered around the navigation pad within easy accomplish, except the ability and input buttons on the height. This remote is well-nigh identical to the basic LG remote from last year.

Acts as the Remote Yeah

Directly Launches Apps and Inputs Both

Inputs Text in YouTube No

Inputs Text in Netflix No

Streams Device Files Yes

Controls TV Settings No

Voice Command No

There is only a single physical button. Pressing the button brings up a menu with six icons: ability, input, volume upward and down, and channel up and down. A curt printing changes between icons and a long press selects them. This is identical functionality equally the unmarried button on many Samsung TVs.

• Manual
• Batteries
• Remote
• Cable management strap

Power Consumption 35 Due west

Power Consumption (Max) 68 W

Firmware 03.fifty.40

Differences Between Sizes And Variants

We tested the 43" (43UJ6300). For the about part, we await our review to be valid for the 49" (49UJ6300), 55" (55UJ6300) and 65" (65UJ6300).

If someone comes across a different type of panel or if their LG UJ6300 doesn't correspond to our review, let us know and nosotros will update the review.

We have received reports that the 49 inch 49UJ6500, 55 inch 55UJ6540, and 65 inch 65UJ6540 back up a wide color gamut, and so perform more similarly to the UH6550. Although we haven't reviewed these models, we do wait our recommendations for the UH6550 to utilize.

Size	Model	Great britain
43"	43UJ6300	43UJ630V
49"	49UJ6300	49UJ630V
55"	55UJ6300	55UJ630V
threescore"	North/A	60UJ630V
65"	65UJ6300	65UJ630V

A few retailers sell variants of the UJ6300 with a slightly different name. The 49 inch 49UJ6200 and 43 inch 43UJ200 tin be found at Walmart and Bestbuy.

Nosotros wait all of these variants to perform the same as the model nosotros've reviewed, with the different name being a manner to stop price matching across stores.

Compared To Other TVs

Top left: Sony X800E (XBR43X800E). Lesser left: Samsung MU6300 (UN55MU6300). Eye: LG UJ6300 (43UJ6300). Acme right: LG UJ7700 (49UJ7700). Bottom right: Vizio Due east Series 2017 (E65-E1).  Unlike our other photographs, this picture wasn't taken under a controlled environment, and so do not draw conclusions from it.

The UJ6300 is a run-of-the-mill entry level "4k" TV, just information technology doesn't offering bang-up value compared to the competition it faces in its cost bracket. Nigh of the time, it isn't the best option. See our recommendations for the all-time budget TVs and the best smart TVs.

43" 49" fifty" 55" 65"

The LG UK6300 is slightly better than the LG UJ6300. The LG UK6300 is better for watching TV shows and sports as information technology tin get a petty brighter, whereas the LG UJ6300 has a marginally improve native contrast ratio that gives it meliorate blacks in dark rooms.

49" 55" threescore" 65"

The LG UJ7700 is improve than the LG UJ6300. Unfortunately, the UJ6300 has issues with temporary image memory and static images can remain visible on the screen for a few minutes subsequently they have been removed. The UJ7700 does not have this issue. The UJ7700 too has an actress HDMI port compared to the UJ6300. Both TVs use a slightly less authentic sub-pixel construction which may bother some people for PC use.

43" 50" 55" 60" 65" 70" 75" 80"

The Vizio E Series 2017 4k TV is a bit better than the LG UJ6300 for most people, unless you lot have a broad viewing expanse. The Due east Series (except for the 55") has a VA type panel, which has a much improve native contrast ratio and black uniformity, which make for a improve nighttime room viewing experience than the IPS type panel of the UJ7700. The LG UJ7700 has a wider viewing angle than the East Series and has lower input lag, making it a fleck improve for gamers.

43" 49" 55" 65"

The TCL S Series/S405 4k 2018 is ameliorate than the LG UJ6300. The TCL S405 has a VA console with a college dissimilarity ratio and better black uniformity, which make it a meliorate pick if you sentry movies in a dark room while seating directly in front end. Yet, for a big room with a wide seating system, the LG UJ6300 is a better pick, equally it has better viewing angles due to its IPS panel. It can besides handle reflections slightly better. The LG UJ6300 has a lower input lag which is of import if you play games or use the TV as a PC monitor, whereas the TCL S405 has a faster response time that leaves a smaller blur trail when you lot watch fast-action sports.

58"

The LG UJ6300 has marginally better viewing angles, so it's more suitable if you take a wide room. On the other paw, the Samsung MU6100 is a better TV for most usages. It has better dissimilarity and ameliorate black uniformity which is smashing if you watch a lot of movies or HDR content. It too has better SDR peak effulgence to overcome glare in a brighter room where yous might savor your favorite Telly shows. The LG UJ6300 has slightly better response fourth dimension and marginally meliorate input lag, which brand it very responsive for playing video games or for use as a PC monitor.

twoscore" 43" 49" 55" 65" 75"

The Samsung MU6290 is ameliorate than the LG UJ6300 for most people, unless you have a wide sitting area. The Samsung MU6290 has a VA panel which is better suited for viewing in a darker room from a direct viewing position, thanks to the much college native contrast ratio and excellent black uniformity. The LG UJ6300 has an IPS type panel which is meliorate suited for a broad sitting surface area in a brighter room thanks to the better viewing angles and great reflection handling.

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