[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I needed to replace my old tv. I choose a 50 inch LG smart tv. Connected to the internet since I don't have cable tv. Getting a large selection of tv programs. Sound and picture are outstanding. It was easy to setup. In less than 15 minutes I was enjoying my new tv.

I was given this tv as a gift for a replacement of my LG oled65cxpua. I didn't think I would but it matches up well. The size is where it wins the contest. Both are features are great. I am a happy customer and officially team LG. Gave a 4 because its always room for improvement.

The TV looks and sounds great and navigates the various streaming services with ease. The "magic remote" is extremely annoying, especially when that floating cursor appears, guaranteeing that when I click the button it'll select anything except what I want.

Like some people, I get anxious when setting up electronics. However, setting up this TV was honestly a breeze. I plugged it in along with the cable and it prompted me through the whole setup process. It was that simple. What really helped was the on screen and verbal instructions which were very easy to understand. Once it was set up, I appreciated the clarity of sound. I could hear the dialogue clearly - no need for a soundbar unless you want the full sound emersion.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I aways thought my old tv was OK until I got a new one as a gift from a family friend. The clarity that I see was so amazing that I was speechless. I wish I had gotten this sooner. As they say sooner is better than letter. I love watching the TV show the view on it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this about 7 months ago. Nice TV. Hooked it up to a ROKU box and the internet for streaming content. The picture is great. The wand portion of the remote is sluggish and hard to pinpoint. Prefer just to step through the options. All in all, a well rounded TV and working as expected.

A few weeks out the tv works good, the remote is a problem for my husband ,he is electronically challenged when he hits the button to select it rolls so the mouse appears again, over and over until he gives it to me to get the station he wants. I wish there was a way to just turn off the mouse, we don't need a magic remote.

I have always wanted a larger TV in our main room. This 86" replaced a 65" and the difference is amazing. Plus this is a 4K and at 86", I can see the difference. Curved images appear very smooth, without the usual jagged edges. Colors are very true and has very deep blacks so the contrast level is much higher than other LED TVs I have viewed. I also like the remote, it is easy to operate and very intuitive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The construction quality and design of the television are good. The ability to connect to the internet and access various free channels is excellent. The categorization and access to other sources of movies, series, and music have been well implemented. However, a problem I've noticed occurs when watching 4K, 8K, or 12K films. The color grading of the images noticeably changes during viewing, indicating a weakness in the TV's processor for image processing. This issue is not very apparent on smaller TVs but is quite noticeable and problematic on an 86-inch TV, showing that the television struggles with image processing. Another aspect that LG needs to address is the limited selection of films available on its channel, which could be more extensive and varied. Currently, the selection is limited to Hollywood, while there's potential to include Arabic, Turkish, Indian, and Korean films.

The TV is fine but the remote is terrible!! It is next to impossible to switch to a station that I want to watch. I have tried many different ways to move among the different stations and none of them work. I would not buy this TV again just for this reason.