no brightness slider like samsung, poor instructions - no layout of the remote control button functions, not even online slight blur on fast action ok tv for the money but not great buy it again - NO

Almost perfect TV. Nice picture. I wish the sleep timer were easier to get to. You have to go thru lots of submenus to get to it. No sleep button on remote.

I'm a big fan of LG TVs and this latest purchase just reinforces my loyalty to the brand. Sound and pic quality are excellent. Really like all the features esp the LG channels, great for cord cutters. Have not experienced any issues with this or any of my other LG TVs. Reliability has been great.

I have it for a short period of time and have familiarized myself with the features and capabilities of this terrific LG TV (32LQ630BPUA). Clear picture and very good sound quality. I would recommend this LG TV (32LQ630BPUA) for anyone looking for a quality TV at a good price.

This is the second tv of this model that we have bought now. The first one lasted 2 years to the day and as it's on for around 16 hours a day every day for the most part (a member of the household has severe disabilities and the television is their life line to the wider world ) I'm pretty pleased with how it lasted. So pleased in fact that we chose the same model for the replacement .

I need a new tv to go into a corner of bedroom where there was little space . I wanted to get a 4K but all the tv manufacturers abandoned all the small TV's with little space for kids rooms , garages & kitchens so I found this jewel. It fit perfectly on the brackets and the picture was incredible then I also bought a Nvidia Shield is when the magic happened. I was watching Netflix when at the corner of the screen pop up HDR and it looked even better . I have enjoyed so many movies and programs on this since with a bright vivid picture . The sound was not a good as I wanted but as soon as I find a small sound bar for it I will get it . I like it so much I purchased another one and then bought the 65 inch C2 to replace the Sony in the den . WOW ! I am so glad LG kept the small TVs in mind because every household has at least 1 some more than with the houses I see in Real Estate plus if you flipping a house TVS are a upgrade most forget ! Thanks LG If you want a tv with ability to get the apps out of the way because you have a media device then LG is it

Big LG TV fan. We have consistently upgraded LG TVs over the years and they are now all over the house. This one was bought to replace a new but slow to respond Sharp TV which rapidly became unusable as the OS was painfully slow to the extent we would miss programmes whilst waiting. The LG is much better but still slow in comparison to the 2017 SJ850 TV in our lounge. These days we like to have quickly responding TV so why do you put in ageing processors which are only just about adequate? I'd gladly pay more for an option to upgrade to a fast response in the OS (which by the way is the best TV OS of all the manufacturers.

Remote is unlit; remote learning curve is incredibly steep; channels take way too long to change; home screen is grossly overpacked with other services and channels we didn't ask for and have no plans to use; shading and fonts on screen messages to hard to read; no owners manual or "how to" book, not even to purchase.

I'm really happy with this TV. I already own an LG (55") and I appreciate the 'WebOS' smart TV operating system, which is also available in this 32" model. This TV offers the same smart features I'm used to, such as app installation and more advanced settings for those who are tech-savvy. It's Full HD, so it supports higher resolutions and looks great when playing films at this quality. The sound quality is decent, though for exceptional sound, a sound bar would be recommended. Interestingly, the TV weighs less than the wall bracket it's mounted on (LOL). Overall, it's a fantastic TV for the price

I have an LG OLED and wanted to get a new TV for my kitchen so decided on a LG LCD as you can't get an OLED this small. The problem with an LCD is that they're much thicker than OLED and so it stands out quite a way from the wall, but this is a reflection of the technology rather than anything wrong with this set. The picture quality is excellent for LCD and the smart integration works well. I have the set connected to ethernet (always better than using WiFi) and all the apps I'd want are available such as BBC iPlayer, ITVx, Netflix and Apple TV+. The sound is surprisingly good considering these are flat speakers. They're down facing and the sound is perfectly decent. I'm surprised and delighted by this factor. The only downside is the plethora of advertising and unwanted faff on the "home" screen. This is typical of WebOS and I'd much prefer a cleaner, less cluttered display.