Best LG 4K Ultra HD TVs

TV is clear and easy to navigate with a lot of easy extras Show details

Still amazed – After almost 3 years still a brilliant picture. Watching movies like Dune is just mesmerizing. Amazing TV.

Be warned they don’t last and that’s built in planned obsolescence. My just under 5yold 65”CX, that still looked amazing in every way, just decided… Read more

to not turn on after a few months of symptoms indicating a faulty power supply unit or main board.

Just have a google of “lg oled PSU” and see how common it is. I may try to repair it but as OLEDs are by far the best looking TVs, I’ve just ordered a new one on sale with 5y warranty, s#cker for punishment it seems haha.

LG did state that extend the warranty past 1year by 600 days?? (Can’t remember the exact number) due to Australian consumer law stating items of value must last “a reasonable length of time”. 5 years for a $3-4k tv is cr#p when cheap butts LED last for ever. Even crapper when the most important thing, the panel, seems to still be flawless but cheap parts designed to fail, fail.

Update, after lodging a formal complaint LG replaced the 2 boards, then the panel. So make sure you fight for your consumer protections people!

When I bought this it had a feature called Always Ready which gave free screensavers. This has been updated to Gallery+ which charges for all but a… Read more

few poor screensavers. So a feature that I paid for has been removed. The Koreans can't help themselves with their greed.

Agree with many. An unfortunately very poorly implemented product. The software controlling this TV is utterly useless. Will never waste money on any LG products again. Show details

This is LG's top of the range TV, costing me over $7000 in late 2024. With a huge 83inch screen and the latest in LED technology, the picture is… Read more

outstanding. However the sound is miserably tinny and so you really must connect up either a soundbar or home theatre. My TV has worked well but with one qualification: it doesn't play well across an HDMI ARC connection with my Denon home theatre amplifier. LG support was of limited help only, assisting me to identify what the trigger for the problem is but offered no solution. Instead, I had to work around the problem, which eventually worked. Overall, it is a great TV with easy to apply settings and outstanding picture quality. If you target a slightly smaller screen size (65in), price drops significantly, but the 83in size certainly makes for a true home cinema.

a solid TV so far. I hope it's sorth the spend Show details

This TV made movies much more interesting – We bought this Tv this year in March for the cost of $2,684 From Harvey Norman at Water Garden. The picture quality and sound quality are so so good.… Read more

Watching movies and You Tube videos are much more interesting now. So easy to connect other external devices . Love it.

Great TV- Controller from Stone Age – This review would have been 5 stars but the poor TV controller prevented that. Not back lit, can see volume control and the interface with the TV is… Read more

the point and click with the arrow movement is not very good. Samsung way ahead of LG in this department. You'd think for $5,000 a decent remote would be provided at minimum. Not very happy but like I said, the TV has a great picture!

Constant Updates make tv unusable – Here are some accurate facts: 1. The tv is awesome. 2. LG pushes updates and you cannot use the tv until you address the update. 3. LG require your… Read more

phone number before they allow you to lodge a complaint.

And here is me being objective: TV is good. LG are a typical big corporation with typical big corporation crap to deter people from lodging a complaint.

50/50 On A Good Day – First - fair disclosure - I am a Malfunction Magnet. This LG Smart TV has a brilliant picture, just fantastic, but for me that's about where it… Read more

ends. Its slow......very slow.

Get used to silly circles spinning for eons every time you ask it to do something like TV guide, wait awhile, wait a little while longer (hey like my circle spinning endlessly?) wait a bit longer, oops too late missed the program I was trying to find out about.

Its shockingly slow. I guess a decent CPU means they make less money so its rubbish for me...except now I'll never buy an LG TV ever again...oops less money for you LG! And its upset me enough to come on here and write about it....maybe even less money for you?!

Here's a tip, make decent products. Sure it looks decent, shame about the software/hardware.

Changing channels, you thought TV guide was bad? Press the channel change button.....nothing happens, wait a bit... nope nothing, ok press again....still nothing....geez man, press again (I'm only trying to go up 1 channel) and now it suddenly goes up 3 channels (for the 3 presses it was ignoring). Infuriating. Now I have to go back 2 channels to get to where a normal good TV would be because it would change channel when I requested instead of ignoring my channel presses. (Which I must of pressed correctly or it would not suddenly go 3 channels if I was not pressing properly).

It updates itself quite often and I think oh good maybe they've sped it up and fixed it .....NOPE.

The stupid remote mouse function, another infuriating thing about this TV. Do the people who come up with these ideas ever actually use them? A millimeter wobble from me at my end is a 300mm wobble at the TV end which means I have no hope of getting the stupid pointer onto the item I'm trying to select, its ridiculous that I have to brace my arm against my legs or the lounge to steady the remote to be able to try to hit the mark. My son has to do the same with his LG. Utterly ridiculous.

Why is it that the manufacturers now want TV's to turn on onto a home screen full of rubbish more than half of which I will never use? Its a TV first and foremost, turn on on the last TV channel I was watching. If I want something else I'll ask for it (shame it'll take 3 ignored presses of the remote to get it.....very slowly). In fairness here LG have a turn on on TV setting which I have set and was very glad to find, only for the TV to ignore that setting about half the time. Especially if I was watching a DVD or using the computer I have hooked up to the TV.

I would not buy another LG TV I'm afraid. Its not a patch on my old Panasonic Plasma for user friendliness. Shame Panasonic appear to not be making TV's anymore.

Don't buy if you live in an area with insects – Bought this TV from Harvey Norman in 6/20 It now has 3 dead insects inside the screen and LG won't do anything to fix it. My house is in good repair… Read more

and fully screened. The external screen doors are always closed unless we open them to walk outside then close them behind us. There are no children or grandchildren in the house to leave the door open. LG say its an environment problem and won't do anything to fix it even though it is less than 12 old and the TV is still under warranty. I say it a manufacturing problem that allows the insects access to the internal screen. I have 3 other TV's from 2 to 8 years old that are used almost every day and they don't have any dead insects inside the screens. I would not recommend this TV to anyone and will not be purchasing anymore LG products. Don't waste your money on this TV unless you want to have black spots over the screen for the life of the TV.

Warning LG website does not allow you to sign in – I purchased my 2nd [LG] webOS TV OLE55G2PSA in Apr 2023 and have tried unsuccessfully to log in to my existing LG account. Even after resetting my… Read more

password numerous times and using different browsers. WARNING DO NOT BUY LG TV you will not be able to sign into the LG app. LG.com.au is terrible and support staff will not help. I thought buying my second LG TV was going to be great. WHAT A NEGATIVE EXPERIENCE, SADLY NOT!!! I AM REGRETTING BUY THIS TV. It IS MADE IN INDONESIA. QUALITY IS TERRIBLE!

BEFORE BUYING LG OLED TVs check what remote you will have. I bought an LG G5 65in tv for over $4000. Its a great tv, brought undone by LG supplying… Read more

a scaled down, smaller remote that has NO NUMERIC PAD. So rather than choosing a channel by pressing two numbers, you are forced to use a very user UNfriendly, with ponderous, cascading menus involving many more button presses. Pointer sometimes wanders over the screen increasing difficulty. And don't even think about watching any programme or movie with "Searching" in the title. Because it then goes in to search mode. No doubt LG managed to save a few dollars on this abbreviated remote control. I won't make the same mistake again.

LG TV Locked Up. Terms! – I bought a LG TV in September 2023. Turning it on yesterday, it REFUSES to function as a TV! It’s locked up presumably because LG has decided to… Read more

change its Terms. And (it would appear) if customers DO NOT agree to these new terms, their TV ceases to function as a TV.

LG! When customers buy a TV from you, do reserve the right to change your terms, and render their TV’s useless if they fail to agree?

LG. Do you pride yourself on customer focus? If so, why don’t you provide a brief summary of reasons for your changes? We’re living in an era where governments ban Foreign Telcos due to a perceived risk of data gathering! Customers are understandably wary of accepting changes to things like Smart TV’s that may have the potential to gather and report data.

Why don’t you clearly explain in an easy to understand manner why you need to make these changes to TV’s that CUSTOMERS OWN and have PAID FOR? And if we disagree with YOUR CHANGES that we had no knowledge of at the time of purchase, will you refund our money?

Looks like there are others who feel this way!

https://www.avforums.com/threads/agree-to-changes-in-user-agreements.2460588/

LG OLED dodgy remote – Purchased a new LG OLED nonsense TV and the remote was working properly. The power light would stay on and then remote couldn't be used. Raised with… Read more

support 2 months ago and has been a terrible experience.

Cannot advise on when the remote will be delivered and what has been arranged. Asked multiple times via chat and calling them. Each time unhelpful and try get rid of you ASAP once you tell them you're having issues.

I can't believe new TVs can have these issues and LG basically abandon you.

I would not recommend any LG products based on my experience. Next time would be something cheaper or more expensive just not from LG.

After years of cheap "hand me down" TV's, I saved $3000 up to buy my first decent TV from a reputable brand. A 55inch LG OLED. The picture was… Read more

incredible.

Now 5 years into ownership @ 10,000 hours the entire border of the TV has thousands of dead black pixels.

Out of warranty so LG doesn't care. Their solution "try pixel refresher daily". Didn't work, actually made the problem worse. Don't expect LG panels to last very long.

I bought this 65" TV to replace a cheaper, smaller 4k brand expecting vast improvements at three times the price of the old unit. I was very… Read more

disappointed: I quickly found it would not play my 4k MKV movies I enjoyed on my previous TV. The set-up menus are totally counter-intuitive and complicated to navigate. After a power outage it gratuitously rearranged all my home screen apps and now will not allow me to reset these unless I sign in! Trouble is my sign-in details have also been corrupted/forgotten as well! I am no novice and have set up numerous TV's for ourselves and friends, but this one has utterly defeated me to the extent I am already considering replacing it after two months. Stay away!!

This "smart" TV would be the worst TV I've ever purchased. There's been a few over my 55 years of owning a TV. This is designed with Apple customers… Read more

in mind. I was not told this at purchase from Harvey Norman. I only support Samsung Google. I would not have bought it had I known. I hate it but stuck with it now.