So far I am pleased with my new LG 55” OLED TV professionally and efficiently installed 1/30/25 by Best Buy Geek Squad. Already had a mount and techs did a great job mounting it with no issues. It fit perfectly in my alcove space above my fireplace. Purchasing it at a $400 discounted sale price makes it even better. The LG Magic Remote Control is not as user friendly as the Samsung remote but learning as using. The picture response when using menu functions and when turned on is slower but will get used to it. Was forced to make this purchase after my Samsung 50” QLED died on me only after 3 years from install. I still have a LG and a Westinghouse TV both LED’s over 15 years old operating fine. I will never buy another Samsung TV.

Definitely a great TV so far. The picture and sound quality are an incredible improvement from my old tv and it definitely enhances the cinematic experience. It has lived up to my expectations from hours of research before purchase. I know I have yet to unlock the full potential of this tv and am excited to explore the webOS capabilities. I would recommend this tv for Xbox X/S gamers looking to enhance Dolby Vision and Atmos, as well as multiple port options for HDMI 2.1. The HDR from the OLED is definitely worth the extra cost and I am happy to have chosen the B4 model over the B3 in the end.

I like this TV. I wanted the LG C4, but settled on this as it went on sale. I have this in 55" and set it up in my living room as a secondary TV as my primary is set up with a Samsung S90D. I must say this B4 is a little less bright that I expected. But if the room is illuminated well, it doesn't bother me so much. Also, it is very fragile. Like the screen cracked when I took it out of the box when it was home delivered. I had to go return it and get a new one instead which I got opened and inspected in store before driving it home. That apart, I wall mounted it and was pretty straightforward. It is extremely thin and pretty light weight all things considered. Connectivity has been excellent. A lot of unwanted apps and menu items - but nothing unlivable. This may be personal preference, but the menu and settings on this TV and maybe all LGs in general is so unintuitive. And lastly I would majorly ding the remote - the motion remote..it has so many buttons and arranged in an unintuitive way as well. It's just a mess. They should have a simpler remote and get rid of that motion gimmick. Or at least offer a choice of remotes. Well all that said, it has been a good value and reliable experience so far. So I have nothing much to complain and nothing to rave about either. I would say it's a good TV if you're on a budget. Nothing majorly wrong with it and you'll save money as well.

It's a stunning OLED at a reasonable price. The colors are vibrant, the shadows inky and deep, and the performance doesn't hiccup. For my first OLED, I could not be more impressed.

I didn't give the B4 an "excellent" rating because of the stupid Optical Digital Audio Out (Toslink) jack on the back of the TV. I unboxed the TV and began setting it up by connecting the optical cord, but it wouldn't stay in! On this TV, the optical jack is just a square black hole! There is no dust cover like there is on other TVs and it there's nothing in the square hole for the optical cord to plug into. So, I boxed it up and had Best Buy pick it up and bring me another B4. It was the same! Anyway, to make this long story a bit shorter, I eventually tried the "optical jack" and it worked, to my surprise. I taped the cord to the "jack" to keep it from falling out, which I think is ridiculous to have to do. They are supposed to click into the jack, but there's nothing in this jack to click into! When the manager at Best Buy called LG, the guy laughed because they've had many calls about this! Yes, I know now that I should have actually checked to see if the "jack" actually worked on my first B4, but...