LG - 49" Class NanoCell 85 Series LED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV

So, when I bought this I did not know it was essentially a gaming tv. I needed a 49 in tv for a cabinet, and the specs on this fit (a 50 inch did not). So, while this drove my tv decision, I am very happy with it for watching movies. LG does not send a real user manual for adjusting settings, which is a BIG negative to me (as an older, less intuitive adult). They also have no real help on their website. However, thanks to YouTube, I was able to make the necessary adjustments. Turning off “local dimming” is a MUST if you use this to watch movies or tv shows. The lights at the bottom, that move with darks scenes, will drive you nuts otherwise. Most people think the tv is defective and return it. It is not defective, it needs to be taken off the factory pre-set and adjusted. Again, go on YouTube, they will walk you though this step by step. The remote takes some getting used to as it works like a cursor and takes a steady hand at times. I have an Apple TV connected, and I find their interface more to my liking, but I am using both. You can use a click feature on the remote as well, which I find a little easier. Again, I am an older adult, and a little old school. As far as visually, I am very happy with watching this tv. Once I played with the settings, and applied to all inputs (a requirement to make this work right) it is a perfect tv for the price and for what I needed it for. You can pay a LOT more and probably get a much better tv, but for our streaming needs this works great for us.

I am an avid gamer. Usually I play on a 32 inch LG monitor with my Skytech Gaming PC and a 28 inch LG on my consoles. This LG 49 inch Nano is the closest to playing on a gaming monitor I have ever witnessed. If you have played on a high tech monitor then you know there is a big difference in quality, refresh rate, HDR10, and anything 120 FPS and higher. Dolby Vision is a nice feature as well. Oh! If you like watching 4K movies and Sports, it does well in that area as well. My games look and feel amazing especially fast paced Shooters and Racing games. This TV actually made me fall in love with Formula One 2020 all over again. There is a slight weird lighting with the whites at times but to be fair, I’m still learning at tuning this with my games perfectly. It’s a little thing that you don’t really notice after the TV has been on for several minutes. I just want to be fair and give as much information as I can think of. I did a lot of research, reading reviews and so on, there are a ton of TV options at this price point that are good choices, but as you compare all of the features and giving the quality and yes, I am bias, I do love LG, Samsung, and the newer Vizio’s have really stepped up their game up in the last few years but again, comparing features at this price point, hands down LG 49 inch Nano is the perfect gaming TV for me. You may be able to get a larger TV with other brands at this price of the Nano, but I’ll take a great quality 49 inch over a sub par 55 inch any day. I hope this review helps. Take care.

I have this paired with an Nvidia Shield PRO. Screen Quality is crisp when paired with 4K content. Keep in mind this is not an OLED so it's array lighting can be noticeable with all black images like a stary sky. It's not distracting though. I would look up array lighting though before purchasing to see if this is something you're okay with. Other than that sound is impressive compared to Samsung TV's and has a good input response for video games. There's loads of visual features and sound features to accommodate various tastes. Viewing angles are also impressive. It's has Android TV and works well but like all TV's it's better to buy an external streaming stick that brings out the best qualities of a 4K television

TV is pretty nice. Here is the pros and cons Pros: TV is 4k 120hz. Has instant game response. (5.2 ms response) Has LG deep color. 2 HDMI 2.1 ports. HDMI 3+4 are your HDMI 2.1 ports. Has Variable Refresh Rate Playing the Series x and PS5 on it is buttery smooth. Can do 1080p@120hz, 1440p @120hz (for pc gamers) Magic remote feels like wii sensor. Feels good. Cons: Heavy Viewing angles are not great Glare destroys picture LG magic remote can be finicky App Store and apps could be confusing for older people If you are rocking a any 30 series graphics card, go with a higher hertz screen. Overall good TV. Mounted it and glad I did. Works well with my series x and ps5. Perfect for next “gen” gaming. Wouldn’t plug my pc into it cause it does not display enough hertz and response time is 5.2 ms. At $599 it’s a great deal. Had a 200$ gift card as well so this was a no brainer.

Purchase this TV for a next Gen console (PS5) and this TV is 100% true native 120hz refresh rate (rare). I know everyone talks about the local dimming issue but I think those are for indepth tv heads that notice every little change in picture even the minute Details, as for me I did turn it off but not much of a difference. This TV is intuitive and has more than you will need to play games how they were intended for these next gen consoles. Yes I know the PS5 will play 8k but we are to far from that at this time. You will spend an arm and leg maybe your first born to get your hands on a 8k TV. This suits me just fine.

Bought this for the new Xbox Series X to take advantage of 4k @ 120fps. In the picture you can see with the proper HDMI 2.1 cable the xbox is capable of doing so. Has great picture as well.

Shipping was excellent , received my tv 2 days after purchase. Picture is good when it comes to bright colors and gaming but lacks in deep blacks in dark scenes. Viewing angles are great . Has support for next gen gaming consoles, 4K at 120hz and vrr. HDR on this tv doesn’t seem bright to makes colors pop like they could but the color accuracy is spot on besides the blacks. You don’t notice it in brighter scenes like you do in a dark scene

TV has been working fine, I bought to use with ps5. I always play in a well lit bedroom and picture looks good better than i thought actually. Just don't turn off the lights it doesn't really perform well. I don't think I'll really use all the bells and whistles, to begging with I would sign in to an account (youtube, google, etc) then next time I use it I have to sign in all over again. Don't really care though. Sound is meh, but a cheap sound bar makes it better. I was able to control volume with just Optical fiber cable but power on/off works manually through TV options which is not easy. Buy a sound bar that has ARC. TV has been working great on wifi. I wish apps would update automatically, instead of me having to do it manually. Im just happy TV can turn on and put on rest mode the PS5 automatically. PS5 can turn on TV but last I tested, it didn't turn off tv (all with latest patch). Each input has a picture setting that can be setup individually. Magic remote in great, never used it before now I want one on every TV.