Less than a week owning the TV. The image is excellent. The webOS is all a little new yet but this is my first new TV for over a decade. Installation problems: despite connecting TV to the Web with WiFi and wired, the TV failed to find its User License Agreements - a common problem after checking forums - meaning many webOS services were restricted. Updated the TV, no joy. Attempted connecting to mobile hot-spot, nope. Anyway, they appeared magically overnight after leaving the TV connected to the WiFi. If you're hear presenter with the same problem, just sleep on it 🙂. The other issue currently is the mobile app won't connect to the TV, despite the TV recognising its attempts (TV dutifully shows me a connection code on screen when the mobile apps loaded, but the mobile app is blissfully unaware). This still hasn't worked, something about the TV only working on a 2ghz wireless signal I read, but I won't be losing any sleep over it - which is what fixed the other issue! Sort it out LG. Pictures lovely though! On to week two...

Excellent picture clarity. Connector sockets have very easy access. Setting up the sound can be a bit fiddly and I prefer to do setups from a printed manual - online manuals, especially when you need to access several pages, simultaneously, can be difficult to interpret.

It was quite a surprise when installing the tv. I expected Freeview to dominate but instead it was all about LG and I had to search for Freeview after installation. Each time I switch on I have to select a tile for “live tv” which is annoying as sometimes clicking this tile brings up the apps. If anyone can tell me how to get Freeview as my startup I would be more than happy.

The LG OLED65C45LA TV is a masterpiece of modern technology, delivering an unparalleled viewing experience that sets a new standard for home entertainment. Its OLED display offers breathtaking picture quality, with vibrant colors, deep blacks, and stunning contrast that bring every scene to life. Whether you're watching movies, sports, or gaming, the clarity and realism are simply unmatched. One of the standout features is its advanced α9 AI Processor, which optimizes both picture and sound for an immersive experience. The inclusion of Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos ensures cinematic visuals and audio, making you feel like you're right in the middle of the action. Gamers will appreciate the support for 4K at 120Hz, along with features like VRR and ALLM, which make gameplay smooth and responsive. The sleek, ultra-thin design of the TV is a perfect fit for any modern living space, and the intuitive webOS platform provides seamless access to all your favorite streaming services. The Magic Remote adds convenience, allowing you to navigate effortlessly. In summary, the LG OLED65C45LA is a top-tier choice for anyone seeking a premium TV that combines cutting-edge technology, exceptional performance, and elegant design. It's a true investment in quality entertainment!

Excellent product, picture quality is at a different level of enjoyment for me, compared to my previous Sony Bravia. No hesitation in recommending this item for your next investment. User friendly menu, when setting up the various applications - but I do confess my son did the joined up writing for “amplifier” and all other ancillaries. But it just oozes quality of an evenings to viewing, even the test on the screen is much more sharper. So overall it's certainly worth more than the permitted “5 star review”

Easy to setup with simple onscreen instructions. The picture quality is superb, true black and great colour match. Audio is a big plus, no specific need for a soundbar as sound is rich with a great bass!! Looks good on the stand (which again is quality). Very happy with purchase and would highly recommend.

This OLED TV has a superb display and lots of options for accessing streaming services, but getting to grips with the software and settings is not easy - no manuals are provided and the two available from the LG web site give no information about day-to-day operation of the TV. An "LG WebOS" guide would be useful! Another issue is that the software is perpetually asking for the user to agree to the terms & conditions for using voice commands and other features; there's no visible way of turning these nags off, and personally I refuse to grant permission for unknown advertisers to record and use any voice input in my living room in any way they choose. I advise any users of LG TVs to read the terms and conditions for all these agreements in detail (it may take some time but is quite an eye-opener) rather than click the button that simply accepts them all. Another nag that interferes with normal viewing is the pop-up that asks whether I wish to switch on a HDMI device which it thinks has come on-line, even if LG's SimpLink CEC connection system is disabled. As 2 of my 4 HDMI devices appear to have a live connection to HDMI even when they are turned off (but not unplugged) the nag appears quite often and I've yet to find a way of stopping it without pulling out plugs. In summary, LG needs to seek advice from real users, not teenage geeks, and make their software more user-friendly. It's a shame that what could be a brilliant TV is marred by what I consider to be over-complex operating software.

Already owning an older LG OLED the menu system on the C4 is not as slick as my 2015 B6, forced advertising on the central menu where it should just be a home screen with the owner choosing where they want to go. PQ is excellent but I don't think I would now go with a new LG OLED for my main TV which is due an update. Just make the TV great don't spoil the experience for owners.

It's early days but up till now I'm very pleased with the quality of the upgrades to the new tv! Picture quality is good, clear, bright and colours are very good! Improvements to the sound quality are very good also! Bit disappointed with the soundbar so far but still getting used to it! Overall though the tv is very good so far!

Impressive TV, though it took over a week to hone/tweek it to get the superb picture that it is capable of producing. Slightly confusing settings menus. Perhaps a basic quick start/out of the box might help, the sort that Apple iPhones seem to have.