The first few months this tv was ok. Then I started having significant delays navigating between apps and the home screen. Ignored it since I was busy. Then the screen occasionally blinked out when watching something, like 30 second blips. Shortly after that the dound won't follow when switching between the tvs HDMI inputs. I called in and someone is supposed to be coming but I have to miss a day of work because they won't just do an exchange. Irritating I have to be out a days wages to deal with their defective product. I get things happen and can live with that. It's unacceptable to make your customers be out time and money dealing with it though.

I bought 50 inch 50UQ8000AUB TV last. Everything is working great except one website on browser. I should have given 5* for overall rating if that website works. WWW.IBOMMA.NET is the website that i'm looking for, every time when i click on a movie it will start playing, but never move forward with content. I think something has to fix on WEBOS.

I bought the TV last year. I have been very happy with its performance, value and quality. My only complaint, would be the enter/role button. Sometimes when you are trying to push to enter it will roll up or down if you don't push straight down on the button. I do like everything else about the remote.Overall, a great purchase!an amazing TV

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased my LG TV in April,2023. I also have an Amazon Fire Stick connected to my TV. What I like the best I don't need to use two remotes. LG TV provides easy access to LG channels, Amazon OTT and Live TV. Loads of programs to choose from. Great color! At 83 I am not computer savvy . I must say this is the easiest TV I have operated in a long time.

Coming from a regular high definition TV and making the switch to the ultra high Definition TV It's like going from a 13-in mono color TV to a movie theater. Night and day difference, and all the features in the Smart TV are user friendly and the interface is great. Going to purchase a second one for the bedroom.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Takes awhile to get used to the functions on the remote. Having trouble getting the picture size just right. Can't get close caption to work on streaming channels. Streaming channels volume is hard to hear. I have to turn it way up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought my 86” LG tv to watch the new years celebration and we have loved every aspect and quality of the product. The picture is clear, sound is great and loud, and the app capabilities is amazing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this TV for my home office. I was impressed by the excellent picture quality and how sharp the picture is. I'm still learning the features but it's easy to maneuver around the different programs. A great buy for the price plus the LG UHD is highly rated, main reason for buying it. I recommend it highly, you won't be disappointed.

Picture is great and sound quality is sufficient. The native interface is severely lacking, and often stutters/freezes. Apps operate at a snails pace when used thru the native interface, and often buffer or freeze all together when used. When Roku is utilized, apps move at a blazing speed and there are zero issues. The sound from the television doesnt work 1/3 times we turn on TV, so we have to unplug to reset. Though still in warranty, and all troubleshooting steps completed, tech support suggested we purchase a hot spot for our television or get better internet, even though this is the only device in our home that had any issues (issues went away once we stopped using native interface, also on 1gb fiber internet).

Not the review you are probably asking for but I've reached out via phone and email requesting assistance in setting up my LG account ... crickets .... I'm trying to download the Paramount + app but can't go any further until I've created the LG account. I've called ... twice ... each time being told I must send an email. I've emailed to two different email addresses and still ... crickets.