A brilliant TV for the money, super sound and picture quality, very easy to change these in settings if needed.

The picture is OK and it's good that you have the apps to view a lot more content. However I find the on screen menu is poor and the annoying Magic Eye cursor is an absolute pain. To get round this I view freeview channels via either a Youview or Freesat box, both of which have a more user friendly menu.

Although microdot the viewing angle is not great and after owning an OLED LG of similar size, I would say ‘you get what you pay for’ stands true. Not a bad telly for the money, but if you want quality, look elsewhere and don’t be fooled by the ‘nano dot’ tech, at this size and level we don’t think it has an impact.

Easy to setup great picture quality way better than my old TV glad I changed

really good tv for gaming

This TV was bought to replace a very old LG one and we were a bit wary of whether we needed a smart TV, but this LG model has proved to be a very worthwhile replacement. There are many features that we are getting used to, but the one most important one is the easy connecting of our PC to the TV to play games. The only thing I would mention about the screen, good that it is, is that there seems to be a limited vision arc where it tends to bleach out at wider angles. there may be an answer to this but it hasn't been too much of a problem as there is a limited audience in our house.

It was easy to set up and the picture is great, colours are realistic and contrast between light and dark is sensational.

It’s amazing. The picture and sound quality is awesome for the price you pay. Excellent value for money