This tv has great video quality for the price. Easy to setup with the LG sound bar. No issues using it in a bright room. It has all the streaming apps so no need for external device if you don't already have one. Ethernet can be directly plugged in to tv.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had an old LG TV that needed updating, so I bought this bigger 55" one. The picture quality is fine. But I absolutely hate the way the menu section works, there should be a simpler solution to switch to Roku or a DVD player, The old TV had a simple button to click, now this product with its menu makes this a very unfriendly clicking around need. I also object strongly to the "necessity" of having all the data of my use collected and moved on to who knows who. This should be an option only if one has the wish for that!

My last LG was a Plasma which I loved and it lasted over 24 years. I had been looking at the OLED but it was out of my price range. I am very content with what i chose the 86 UR8000AUA. The picture is excellent. I am learning the control. My kids put it on the wall which was very easy. I would hope this TV would last as long as the Plasma, we will see.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great unit. Has a really crisp picture bright and the colors are very vibrant. The app bar is a nice featurefor any app you might subscribe to. The remote took a bit of playing around to figure but I am getting the hang of it now. replaced an older 43 inch tv and was well worth the investment. If you have a small living room it's the perfect size at 50 inches. I would recommend this tv to anyone who is thinking about upgrading.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good smart TV with plenty of setting options. Only downside is the lag it takes a couple of seconds after you press any remote buttons or choose any options on the TV. It's annoying enough to not give this 5 stars. Considering replacing a different TV in another room, but will not opt for this model. Wondering if all LGs have this issue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought TV about 3 weeks Im 75 years old and found it very difficult to try and read the instructions. Should have a instruction manual in larger print and plain language. Can only watch channels until I get a manual I can understand "Very disappointed "

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought and installed this 65 inch TV about a month ago. The picture quality lives up to what I expected from some reviews that I read. However, I found that the "Magic" remote a disappoint. The cursor bounces around and requires a steady hand and a delicate "push" on the button to make the selection that I want. It also freezes quite often; that means a turn off and restart the TV. The voice system is pretty annoying. It randomly presents some "helpful" suggestions for my input. Those are confusing and are difficult to remove.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this a few weeks ago. The screen color is nice. The remote it somewhat awkward and not to responsive or quirky.as well as the app choices and working with the remote to get places is not smooth flowing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good product at a good price. The start-up sequence seems a bit cumbersome. I'd like to get directly to cable box connection/controller rather than scroll through the preprogrammed apps with the LG controller.

I bought this product 2 months ago and I am a little bit disappointed. The share screen process with an iPhone 12 is a nightmare and complicated with or without the LG apps. Competitor products are better for this case. Also switching from LG overall screen to HDMI is not intuitive. Overall, I lose a bit some life time pleasure.