I bought the lg b2 a couple years ago for my first oled experience. It’s amazing picture quality has spoiled me. I wanted the c class but waited a couple years to upgrade to this beauty. The sound quality is better on the c4 than the b4 after looking at specs closer. This has double the wattage and a “subwoofer” speaker that’s a decent upgrade from b4. The AI program can use remote to tune your location in room to tv for a better experience which is my favorite part of these lg products since my home has awkward spaces making sounds echo without the tubing. Picture is brighter and I love the style of how they are so thin.

I recently installed the LG 55" Class C4 in my indoor/outdoor patio, and it’s been fantastic. Even with a lot of sunlight pouring in, the screen remains bright and clear, making it easy to enjoy movies, sports, or streaming shows without any washout. The picture quality is sharp, vibrant, and colorful, and the HDR really pops, even in a bright outdoor setting. The TV itself feels solid and well-built, and the design blends nicely into the patio space without feeling bulky or out of place. Installation was straightforward, and it handles outdoor conditions surprisingly well while maintaining excellent performance. Overall, the LG 55" Class C4 is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy high-quality TV in a bright, sunlit environment. Whether it’s for relaxing afternoons or evening gatherings, the combination of brightness, clarity, and durability makes it a fantastic choice for indoor/outdoor spaces.

Coming from a 8 year old Samsung 4k UHD LED, this is such an unreal gorgeous display! OLED will always the leader in best picture quality and this TV bears that testament. I was going to get into the Samsung S90D but the Gsync, Dolby Vision and 144 hertz refresh rate was the selling point with this TV as I game. This TV is astetically pleasing as well with a brushed steel looking base and ultra thin bezels. My only gripe with is TV is the main UI interface and sound quality is mediocre at best. I run a NVIDIA Shield Pro as my stream device and a quality sound bar to mitigate these little issues. Overall if you want a quality display that is bright enough with perfect contrast, this LG C4 OLED will be one of the best investments you will ever make.

This tv is amazing. I’ve had it for over a month now. Deciding between the c4 and the Samsung s90d, I was looking for a 55” tv for a balance of console gaming, sports, and movies. This one was not only cheaper, but I think it had a better picture overall. I have had to adjust some of the settings slightly mostly for gaming due to the blacks being very, very black, but is perfect paired with my ps5 pro taking full advantage of the VRR supported hdmi 2.1 ports. I have it in a fairly bright room and where my previous tv was hard to see at certain times of the day, that is not a problem with this one. The remote is not IR (it’s RF) so I had to make some adjustments in the settings for that as well to accommodate my older Sonos sound bar until I upgrade that to use the hdmi eARC provided. This tv is the solid choice if you’re on the fence like I was. My picture doesn’t do it justice.

This LG OLED replaces our 55” 2019 LG NanoCell, and what a difference! It works well in our bright living room. We now actually pick up MORE channels with our TV antenna, with far better reception than the old TV. Setup was easy, and did not have to reprogram our Bose remote to work with the new LG. While we do use an older Bose soundbar, the sound from this TV itself was definitely better than our old TV as well. We had Best Buy remove our old TV and install this one on our existing wall mount, as we are seniors and can’t do that type of lifting anymore. But I chose to do the cables and setup myself, and it was super easy, though the LG mobile app took several tries to get it to add the TV as a device. Can’t say enough good things about Best Buy’s installation service staff, they were quick and very professional. And this TV is by far the best one we’ve even owned.