Great tv for the price, but problems with connectivity to bluetooth using my momentum 4 headphones and also a slight red tinge on the bottom left of the panel, overall I find the image to have a cyan/green shift. But very sharp, great depth to the image overall, even the rf standard definition channels show a significant improvement, coming from an lg c7.

I have the LG Oled 55CX and that was my first Oled, nothing but praise gor the TV, the only thing that let it down was that we couldnt access My4 due to some sort of dispute. The new C4 is much brighter and sharper picture as well even in sd. The tv goes to filmmaker mode when a movie is detected and once you get used to this it is fantastic to watch. The only down side at the minute is that i am having a few issues with the remote, in that, it wont always do as it is asked, i have switched the tv off and disconnected everything a few times, works for a while and then starts to do, or not do what it wants

So far so good, the picture quality is great and some pictures take your breath away like the nature programmes, there are quite a few settings for you to go through to find your favourite. I like a bright screen so turned off the eco settings and it made a big difference. Also remember to go on your provider, mine is Sky, to change that also to Ultra HD in the settings otherwise it would of still been just HD and a waste of money buying UHD tv!

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”

Once the delivery guys found us, for 'plug & play', this basically meant putting the stand on and plugging it into the wall. I struggled to set it up as there are so many options. I checked various youtube videos and called LG as I was totally confused. 2 weeks on and we are happy as the telly is exceptional.

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!

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.

Two man job to hang on wall, especially with the sound bar attached, making it more heavier. Easy to set up, great picture quality, comes with some apps installed, had a problem going to app store at first, couldn't down load but got there in the end, also the hands free Alexa control is a bit random, sometimes it works, sometimes no dice, could be I'm doing something wrong But hey very pleased for discount price and a top of the range sound bar and woofer thrown in.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Definitely the best TV I've ever had, with brilliant colour and contrast. Two words of caution to potential buyers though. 1. It's a devil to get out of the box and set up safely. When the delivery men dropped it off they took a photo of the screen to verify it had arrived in one piece. I had to set it up on my own and was terrified of breaking it - it was very tricky to remove from the box and set up without putting pressure on the screen at any point. Good to have careful help here. 2. As is quite common, the various motion smoothing and image enhancement settings were all turned on by default, and colour and contrast were far too high. My first viewing of a standard definition channel was so bad I nearly sent the TV back. Highly compressed, low resolution digital channel look pretty poor on any 55 inch TV and these settings are there with the intention of mitigating that but just like on any othe TV all they do is make it worse, and the settings on this TV, that some poor techies have no doubt laboured over to make a selling point out of, look so bad it's beyond belief. A war film I chanced on looked like a badly drawn cartoon seen though a bathroom window. Turn them all off and your standard def channels will look no worse than any other TV. If you're watching anything in HD or 4K, though, this is great. Set the black level so it's as dark at it will go without losing any detail in the shadows, turn off the motion smoothing and so-called clarity settings, and this is just about as good as it gets. Remember to do this for all inputs because if you set it up for live TV those settings won't be carried over to your Netflix or blu-ray player, you have to set those up too, so it could take a while to get everything how you want it, but that's par for the course. My only other minor quibble is that with some old DVDs it wont recognise that they should display in 4x3, and where some TVs have a remote that can fix this with one button, you have to hunt through the picture settings to correct this. The on-screen cursor on the remote can be a bit skittish and alight on things you don't want to activate, but it's easily turned off and useful for typing in names when you're searching for something. Finally, it's a very smart looking set. Overall, very happy indeed.

Good picture with plenty of options to to adjust the settings to your liking. Sound is okay but really requires a sound bar to show off it's true potential. Only problem is that the stand requires fitting which can be a bit difficult as the very thin large screen could easily get damaged.