I bought this tv as a replacement for a tv that I had for 16 years so I was extremely nervous about buying something new. The whole experience has been amazing! The clarity and sound are incredible. At first the concept of a smart tv was a bit overwhelming but everything is easy to navigate. No regrets!

As someone who previously had a smaller LCD TV, I am extremely happy with my new LG OLED TV. The switch to OLED is a huge improvement in my viewing experience. The picture quality is stunning, with vibrant colours and deep blacks offering unparalleled clarity. It feels like I have a private cinema in my living room. What really stands out, however, is the impressive sound quality of this TV. In addition, I really like the speed of the menus. Navigating through the settings and apps is smooth and without delay, which significantly increases the ease of use. The remote control is also a big plus; it fits comfortably in the hand and the intuitive controls make it easy to quickly switch between different functions and apps.In short, the LG OLED TV has exceeded my expectations and offers an unparalleled viewing and listening experience worth every penny.

I have had this TV for almost a month and so happy I did my research. I have this in my basement with no windows but adjustable led ceiling lights. It doesnt matter if my overhead lights are on full or as low as possible. The picture remains astonishingly clear at any level. I love not needing a Roku or Firestick or any other device for my apps.This 65 inch works for me at a distance of 15 feet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] UNBOXING AND FIRST IMPRESSIONS The unboxing experience was positive, it comes in an easily removed box/packaging and can be done by one person, although it would be easier with two. Once out the box, my first impression was Wow! The top 2 thirds of the screen are impossibly thin, and even on the lower third, where all the electronics and connections are, it doesn't get that much thicker. Most of the connections are on the left-hand edge, with the power cable coming out on the right. PICTURE QUALITY This was amazing! Being OLED, the blacks are inky black, but what amazed me was how bright it gets. I had heard OLEDs don't get very bright, but I was blown away. While watching a 4k Blu-ray of Star Trek, the ships details were bright and clear, while the surrounding space was ultra dark. After a bit of fiddling, I got the skin tone to be as accurate as looking at someone face-to-face. I had to turn off most of the AI and Auto functions, as they made everything too vivid and over-saturated for my eyes, but once setup, I was so happy. Motion is dealt with very too, with no blurring that I could see, so sports look great. I have heard the screen is really good for PC and console gaming, but I haven't tried that. SOUND This was probably the weakest aspect of the TV. For an LCD/OLED, it was actually impressive at first, but there's not much bass, although the sound is nicely balanced. No amount of fiddling would let it sound anywhere near the quality of my fairly low-end Sony soundbar though, so I won't be using the in-built speakers. SMART FEATURES This was another aspect that really impressed me. The WebOS platform is quite mature now and the interface is quick and easy to use, with all the apps I need available. The remote, while fairly plasticky, is a joy to use, with the gyro 'mouse' making navigating to apps much quicker than just scrolling left and right. I have noticed no slow-down with the interface yet. In fact, I will probably be retiring my nVidia Shield and just using the TV from now on, which I was not expecting. All-in-all, this is by far the best TV I have ever used, and I would recommend it to anyone.

Got this TV for great price but had to return it. In dark background had blinking green and white dots that I call Alien Lazer Attack. Also, the glare is worst I have ever seen. My Samsungs QLEDs have none of these problems. I returned it since was defective and not worth the high cost.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG C4 is a wonderful TV that arrives well packaged with a stand mount for those not wall mounting. Unlike LG’s G-series, which lacks this solution, the C4 includes it. The back of the TV features a speckled, brown-grey texture, adding elegance to my setup. The bezels are incredibly thin, enhancing the immersive experience. I encountered a minor setup issue where the wizard wouldn’t load the terms and conditions, and skipping didn’t work. After five minutes, I restarted the TV and used the LG ThinQ app, which, combined with the Magic Remote, streamlined the setup. Adjusting picture settings makes the TV shine, with Filmmaker mode being the most accurate out of the box. Disabling some EU-mandated energy-saving settings further boosts brightness, with warnings about increased power consumption, common across all brands. The image quality is stunning, with the OLED panel delivering infinite contrast blacks and vibrant colors. Motion handling shows LG’s investment in image processing. Although image burn-in is a concern, improvements and features like pixel shifting help alleviate fears. My previous LG OLED suffered screen burn after six years, so I hope this model fares better. Smart home features are extensive, with all major subscription packages available within the webOS software. Navigation is fast, and the Magic Remote offers gyroscopic control and traditional buttons. Physical connectivity is ample, with four HDMI 2.1 ports. The C4 supports Dolby Vision and 120Hz 4K for gamers, working seamlessly with my PS5. Sound quality is as expected from a slim panel, with average bass, mids, and highs. Investing in a soundbar is recommended. The TV remote lives up to its ‘Magic’ name, offering the best on the market with voice control and pointer mode. A downside is the screen’s reflectivity, causing glare in bright rooms. The C4’s brightness is a significant upgrade, with the LG G-series as its main competitor. Another negative is the advertisements within the operating system, which are distracting and unnecessary in such an expensive device. Overall, the LG C4 is a fantastic TV likely to serve well for years, with LG continuing to raise the bar in TV development.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Buy oled evo for video, not audio, best best picture, 5 star, audio almost caused return. ask about satellite speaker availability (aka surround aka rear speakers) for the recommended oled evo tv soundbar "synergy" combo lg marketing is shoving.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always considered the LG C series to be the best value for money as far as purchasing an OLED TV is concerned, and the C4 continues to hold that title. Picture quality - as expected - is extremely good. Perfect black levels, excellent colour gamut, punchy images, and bright highlights in HDR. The TV is the brightest 'C' series yet. The TV is certainly an improvement over the C2 and C3 - both of which I have in my house at present. Whilst I think we're nearing the 'peak' of picture quality, it is still good to see we are seeing improvements in each successive generation of the C series TVs. Sound quality - I generally do not use TV for sound as I have a dedicated 5.1.2 setup, however, sound quality is decent for a slim television set. But I will always recommend a dedicated sound setup if you care about a complete AV experience. Gaming - Perfect for anyone who plays PS5/PC/Xbox games. 4x HDMI 2.1 ports up up 144 Hz (PC gamers will only really benefit from this) and VRR/G-Sync. Interface + Remote - The interface is clean and easy to navigate. I do not like to be bombarded with advertisements however. The remote works well; essentially unchanged over the previous generations. Easy to navigate with the control pointer. Negatives - No heatsink. The heatsink would bring longetivity to this panel and help protect against image retention and burn in. OLED technology will always succumb to burn in and you will have to be careful to rotate your TV habits and never to leave static images. In the perfect world, there would be ZERO burn-in for the C4. But I suspect we will need to wait for MicroLED to have OLED like picture quality without the downsides. Overall - An excellent TV. Yes the G series is technically better, but I don't think it's worth the additional price. The C series is the TV to purchase IMO.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Having recently renovated our downstairs, we were looking for a TV to give us the wow factor in our new lounge area and opted for the OLED65C44LA , and thank god we did! This tv delivers in every aspect. Setup was straightforward, the updates downloaded quickly and once we gave it a "test drive" with some high quality action scenes we knew we'd made the perfect choice. The picture quality is simply incredible, the colours so vivid, motion superb, and we were blown away. I can't really comment on the inbuilt speakers, as we used an LG soundbar instead (also superb!) , which I think a TV of this calibre warrants to make the complete package. This is a very solid investment for any home, and I know will keep us very happy for years to come for our movie nights together, or when we have friends around for the football too. Highly recommended

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I cannot believe how clear the picture quality is. Our family is loving our movie nights even more since we got the tv. I love that all the apps we use for streaming are available at the touch of a button right on the remote! Totally worth the purchase with all the unique features LG offers. Review submitted as part of a program that provides a purchase discount