[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m a big fan of LG televisions but was ready for an upgrade from my ageing LED - I opted for the OLED65C44LA, having never had an OLED television before, and am so glad I did! What a truly fantastic television! Although large, the television is light, thin and was therefore easy to wall mount (wall mount purchased separately, although it does come with a perfectly functional table stand). As it's so thin it sits nicely flush with the wall. Switching on, setup was easy with clear instructions, menus easily navigated with the magic remote. I opted for the AI enhanced settings after which you’re taken to the home screen – again easy to navigate, responsive, clear menus and with every app you could imagine! Login to each simple using the displayed QR code and a smartphone. Importantly though, when you do select what to watch the picture quality is simply amazing! Rich colours, deep blacks, and a level of detail visible that takes your breath away. Nature documentaries, TV shows, films, animations, sports, so far whatever I’ve watched the television performs fantastically well. Switch off the lights in the room and the clarity, crispness and brightness makes you think you’re in the cinema! Although we’ve not yet used, there are a number of ports for further connections, so will be no problem connecting the games console in due course. Special mention for the music app too – again, simple to link and automatically displays the lyrics, resulting in my youngest (and the rest of the family!) now regularly enjoying karaoke! Really pleased, the upgrade to OLED has not just met, but far exceeded my expectations!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Having owned one of LGs OLED TVs before I had an expectation that this new LG C4 OLED would be of a high quality but the step up and development over the last few years has been larger than I expected. This is really a top TV built to last a long time with a range of smart features built in. The set up of the TV is straight forward, minimal steps are required if you are using the stand, and the TV itself has a really user- friendly set up process, this guides you through user creation, picture, sound, network and streaming services. Within around 15 minutes I had set up my internet connection, signed into a host of streaming services and set up a picture profile. The TV looks very impressive, with small bezels around the edges and it does feel very much like a giant photo frame. The only slight negative is the stand, for such a large set I think a wider stand would look better, this is still fine and more personal preference. The controller is the same as many other LG’s, it is effective and simple to use with quick buttons for streaming sites such as Netflix, Prime video, Disney+ and more. If there was one downside I would say the back has a really shiny plastic and from past experience I know this scratches super easy. Not a major issue but considering the price and quality of the TV, the controller doesn’t quite match that standard. The picture quality of the TV is the real stand out. OLED TV’s always have amazingly deep black tones, and this is exactly the same with brilliant contrast. However, where this improves on previously OLED’s is the brightness, it is considerably brighter than my previous LG OLED. Allowing for better viewing, deeper contrasts and improved range of colour. Another area of improvement is the sound, this is by no means better than a sound bar or dedicated setup, however it has far greater range than previous LG TV’s and also to me seems to get much louder. The TV has a raft of built in features such as Chromecast, which is great as my partner uses a fitness app and can now cast directly to the TV without needing a dongle. LG’s webOS operating system has developed over time and again is very simple to use, with a row of your apps which can be customised to your needs. Overall, I am very pleased with this TV, Watching films and TV has never looked so good, with improved sound and all the feature proof features you will need for many years to come. I would highly recommend .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have been very impressed with the LG OLED65C4. The WebOS interface is quick and quite easy to navigate, though the pointer function did take a bit of time to get used to. 4K picture quality is outstanding, the deep colours and shades of black highlight the quality of the LG panel. I was also impressed with the sound quality, loud and deep for such a thin TV. Terrestrial TV also looks good with deep colours and also very good definition.  The remote control is simple and a good size to hold in the hand. It has easy to access dedicated buttons for a number of popular streaming services. The LG comes with AirPlay and Chromecast functionality already built in, very useful for sharing content from the different smartphones. Multi view is also a nice feature when you want to watch two independent sources on one large screen Console gaming is handled extremely well on this LG, the vibrancy of colours make the visuals look more solid, enhancing the gaming experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was amazed of how natural the picture quality looks like compared to my old LED TV. This OLED unit is far better in bright rooms as the brightness is quite high. The blacks are proper blacks and it’s a pleasure witching dark scenes. Haven’t tried it yet as a gaming display but will do in the next weekend and will update you. The sound quality is very good too with well balanced treble and middle range. Will be looking to upgrade with an LG Soundbar in the near future as I love listening to music.

We have had our lg tv for about 10 years now and have been so pleased with it ,the colour is perfect and the quality of the picture is sharp and the contrast is also perfect.We really can’t be happier.My son and daughter-in-law have the larger screen one and feel the same as us,we would not hesitate to buy an lg again and would highly recommend them to all friends and family. 100/100

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The TV is very light and slim. there is a very nice finish on the back though we won't see it as we have ours wall mounted. It is very easy to access all of the platforms that we subscribe to because the interface is very good. The picture quality is superb with lovely bright and colourful images. There are many picture presets and we tend to use FILMMAKER mode for everything and Cinema home for HDR. The Dolby Vision FILMMAKER mode is a nice touch but I am unsure if I prefer it or Cinema. It is great to have so many choices. the sound is also surprisingly good. We will wall mount a soundbar at some point but there is no rush as the sound is quite enjoyable. The remote control is the same model that we have used for a few years so it is nice to not have to learn a new remote. It has a nice shape and works very well. I am glad that LG haven't changed it. Back to the picture quality, it makes everything look very good. We don't usually watch anything that is not at least 1080P but on the occasions when we do, the picture is surprisingly good. The best pictures that we have seen are via our 4k Blu Ray player. The picture is absolutely stunning. HDR is very effective - much better than the internal apps but that is to be expected from 4K Blu Ray. Setup takes a long time but then most of that is spent filling in the Login details for all of our subscriptions. The basic TV set up is very straight forward and LG's instructions are very clear. The same picture settings as on previous years' TVs are a great starting point so that is what we always start with. This 65 inch set is superb and I would highly recommend it to anyone.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had a number of LG OLED TV's over the years from the CX, C1,G2 etc and now the C4. Every iteration seems to have a bump up in quality and functionality, which you only realise you need when you get the opportunity to see it in person! This new C4 range has exquisite picture quality and i am currently using it without a soundbar and i have been pleasantly surprised by the sound quality. TV is sitting on its stand on a TV Media unit, unit is sturdy and looks simple but elegant. May look to wall mount in the future and looks easy enough. When you go to an OLED you quite quickly notice the quality of the picture, in particular the contrast from the deep blacks to the vibrant colours. This is even more evident with this latest generation of OLED's from LG. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Firstly the packaging was well designed. i was replacing the very first LG CX. It was very smooth sailing so far, after completeing the setup it was time to turn the TV on. They have made it so somply now to get started with the TV and activate everything with your phone. my first reaction was the screen quality, its a big improvement the colours are super rich and the blacks are strong. The AI setup they have now integrated on the TV is amazing helps map out the correct screen setting for you. was very impressed with the speed of the TV, the upgraded CPU has clearly done the job , loading apps like Netflix was very quick and now with the support of Dolby vision and Atmos the picture and sound was incredible. by far this is the best screen so far its extremely clear and the sound is amazing. i have recommended this to few friends after they have seen the screen and no doubt this is on there shopping list.

First new TV since 14 year old plasma. OLED picture is beautiful. I heard good things about the WebOS and the Magic Remote, but to date, I'm not impressed. Used a Roku Ultra with the plasma, and I liked that I could easily feel my way around the remote once I learned the layout. That's difficult with the LG remote because some of the buttons are almost flush with the case. Anyway, I'm sure I can adapt over time. Also, I cannot get the remote to control my ZVOX soundbar at all since my soundbar doesn't have an ArcHDMI connection. The Roku remote worked great for this. I understand the ZVOX soundbar uses a different signal (IR vs RF) that the LG remote. The bottom line is that the best option for me would have been to get a pure OLED monitor (without the WebOS and remote) and just rely on my Roku Ultra for streaming and control. Unfortunately, that's not an option. I don't need all the surround sound capabilities.