LG - 55" Class CX Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV

I upgraded to this tv from my previous 2019 LG OLED tv which was in perfect working order, but I have the new Sonos Arc sound bar which isn't compatible in giving me the True ARC sound I wanted from the 2019 OLED. So I upgraded to this CX series which has the compatibility of the Sonos Arc and I wasn't disappointed! The TV is awesome as the previous but when I combined it with the soundbar....OMG!!!! I'll never go to another movie theater ever again.. why should I when I have one with surround sound right in my own living room. This is a great purchase!

Using this TV as a desktop monitor. It replaced a high end 55" Samsung and what a difference. Once you get it dialed in for the PC the performance is amazing. I have a high end video card but it doesn't have enough bandwidth to feed this TV's HDMI 2.1 capability so now I can't wait for the latest PC video cards to purchase one so I can unleash the real power of this already amazing screen performance. Highly Recommended!

Coming from an 8-yr-old Samsung plasma, which was still working just fine. But the picture quality on this OLED TV is jaw-dropping. Been watching 4K HDR (high dynamic range) videos non-stop for a few days now -- incredible contrast, detail, color, and clarity. Black is really deep black. Also been noticing more fine shades of color with regular HD upscaled content too. Panel is so thin it's almost scary -- thinner than my cell phone. Tons of picture quality settings... be prepared to spend some time tweaking things to your liking. This LG TV supports 4K HDR10, Dolby Vision, and HLG-HDR, but not HDR10+. A small window momentarily indicates when it detects that format. Also has a built-in web browser, Google Assistant, and Alexa. Most of the common apps (Tablo, YouTube, Sling, Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, Apple TV, etc.) are downloadable from the built-in LG Content store. Not too much need for my Roku box now. Remote control has a on-screen mouse pointer mode, which is somewhat useful but takes a while to get used to. (Don't have to use it if you prefer the 4-button navigation.) Many buttons on the remote have a 2nd function when long-pressed. Voice input is also on the remote.

I wanted to upgrade my 16 year old living room TV from a Sony Bravia to an Oled. I was on the fence about purchasing a LG Oled or a Sony Oled. I am not disappointed with my purchase. LG has stepped up their game.

I had waited awhile before making this purchase. I wanted to research the TV and read reviews. I will have to say, the TV is terrific. I have no complaints. LG delivers a quality product. I would recommend this TV.

This TV is amazing. I've read tons of reviews and took some time before purchasing it. Coming from an 8-year-old television it is strikingly beautiful to look at. I've told pretty much everybody about it lol. We're highly recommend getting this model television if you are a gamer. Watch some football on it and the image quality was great. Movies look phenomenal as well.

This is my first OLED TV and was a little worried about a few things going into this tech. However after a lot of research I decided to go with this one. It has features built in to really help against burn in, which I have heard can be a problem with OLED but not ever having one I can't confirm. There is a very nice screen saver built in, as well as pixel shift. Pros: The color black is just amazing on OLED. It really makes even older shows just pop and also stuff in 4:3 you get a black bar on the sides you almost forget the TV isn't widescreen. Games look amazing on this thing. I have tried a few consoles and a PC on it. Even the Switch looks fantastic on this thing. The audio speakers built in are not that bad. Usually I expect on most TV's these days to have some weak audio. But this came out really nice. There is an optical output as well so I could hook into my sound bar. Bluetooth headphones will also connect to the device, so if you want private viewing or don't want to wake or keep everyone up it is a nice option to have. Pretty smooth smart TV with the programs launching quickly, however not my favorite interface, but I could get used to it. The quick launch features are also helpful, common apps pop up with quick hit of the home button on the controller. The OSD is really quick to respond and has a lot of quick access features for sound and picture. Also the ability to quickly apply settings to all inputs saves a lot of time on things like reducing brightness across the board. (see picture) Was also pleased how easy was to label each input when I was setting the thing up Cons Not sure this is applicable to everyone but the LG remote seems to use the same connection as a LG monitor I have in the same room, so I have been using my phone as a remote for my TV instead of the remote it came with to turn it on and off. WebOS has not been my favorite Smart TV software. The app selection is okay but at the time of writing this HBO Max is still missing. However the quick pop up of apps listed by pressing the home key is pretty nice. Update: I saw some people say GSYNC didn't work for their PC. I was able to get my RTX 2070 super to work fine with it. However you need to have a updated HDMI cable. I purchased a 2.1 version and had no problems and it looked amazing.

Best on the market. Picture is incredible and makes all content really sing. Only gripe - I think my model had a manufacturing issue because the stand did not match up with the screw holes on the back of the TV. I tried for over an hour and had to basically leave one screw smashed in half-way. Still, no issues and the picture was unaffected.