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.

I think the tv is fantastic with brilliant image quality and audio is good too. Having used it for a week now I feel that the software interface is not so good and I dislike the floating mouse like part which is more of a hindrance. I have not found out how to disable it yet.

Great picture quality. Good Sound.LG sound assistant fails to understand simple commands and often ends up blanking the screen when trying to start an app. YouTube app constantly buffers when all other streaming services work fine on a fast internet connection. Remote lightweight and not comfortable in my hand. Menus akward to navigate. Making picture adjustments when 4k is running is slow and unresponsive in parts.

As with any new TV it took a while and some care whilst working out the securing of the base and cable routing to the TV with a picture only instruction sheet, I'm sure there is a video online somewhere but it didn't occur to me to view it. Similarly, once plugged in, working through all the setup steps, inputting email address etc. took a while but the remote control operated cursor made this a bit easier. Looking back it was pretty intuitive and everything worked from the go. Anything I'd missed in setup such as Alexa setup and features such as AI picture pro and it's sound equivalent became apparent through subsequent screen prompts or through just browsing through the settings menu. Although not an LG issue I'm slightly disappointed in the shortage of UHD content available on channels. . Even The Euro 2024 football championships are only available in HDR on BBC i player, , Glastonbury and Tour de France 2024 similarly. It even appears that the Paris Olympics, although will be broadcast in 4K , is in a watered down version. Otherwise I'm left with the majority of my viewing being in normal but good quality resolution, albeit on a sophisticated and expensive TV

Great service from LG with a nice hefty discount and trade in for my previous LG curved 3D OLED. Fantastic picture compared to the early version which suffered from terrible burn in and I trust these newer models aren't quite so badly affected. Just a shame LG gave up on 3D simply because either people don't like wearing glasses (but have no issues posing with shades while driving) or they don't understand that 3D is fixed stereoscopic, and not like that 3D chess in Star Wars.

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.

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.

I very pleased with this TV, which was recommended by the assistant at Currys. The picture quality is fantastic, and the sound quality is great, eliminating the need for an additional sound bar. The Smart TV features are very useful, and the programmable remote control enhances the overall convenience of the device.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picture and sound appear to be fine but the TV guide is very slow to respond to the remote. If I am trying to navigate up or down there is a delay in function, and then the guide will speed up missing out between three or six channels, even carry on until I press guide again to go back to TV. And if I select a channel with more then one number the second or subsequent numbers will not be applied. I even tried new batteries in the remote to no avail. OK I am elderly but this should not be happening! I considered long and hard before making what I consider a large purchase of this TV and at the moment I am not best pleased.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent picture quality straight out the box, lots of adjustable settings. Very easy to set the TV up, excellent option to use Freesat rather than just freeview like a lot of other makes. From a modern TV, sound quality is good, I would say for most of the time, it's perfectly acceptable and you don't notice it's lacking. Add a quality soundbar and this transforms the TV for films.