A:AnswerIt does not come with roku and there is no roku app available for download to the TV. However, if you have an Amazon Firestick or Roku stick/player it does have 2 available HDMI ports to plug into. I know Firestick has a roku app to use for free. The sound isn't bad I have it in an entertainment center and can hear it fine. Could go louder for me but it is acceptable. There are many sound types and options to choose from that help the quality and volume. It even has stereo.
A:AnswerThere is a Room to Room Share option on the Home menu but I don't know how it works or if it can be used with Oled55c2pua. It only states "This feature can only be used on a TV that supports 'Room to Room Share' feature."
A:AnswerThe LG 27" Full HD IPS LED TV Monitor with webOS, Model # 27LQ625S-PU has a Screen Share feature (Wi-Fi Mirroring) that supports Miracast and WiDi...^Ivan
A:AnswerHi there. Thanks for reaching out. Once the modem/router's internet light is on, go to Wi-Fi Settings on your LG TV > find SSID > select your network name > enter password (if required) > select “CONNECT”. Test connection by using a built-in app on the LG TV such as YouTube. `Jai.
A:AnswerOur LG - 27" Class LED Full HD Smart TV with webOS is 24.1 wide. For more information on the specs of this TV, feel free to take a look at how wide it is through here (https://bit.ly/3ZNpraz). ^Anthony
A:AnswerHey, There! In general, a 200W inverter is enough to run any LCD, LED, or OLED TV, as these TVs are power-efficient and will generally use less than 150 Watts of power. However, any plasma TV that's over 40in, will probably require an inverter that's rated at 300 to 400 Watts. ^James.
A:AnswerHi! Not necessarily- another option is to use SmartShare. LG SmartShare screen will cast your smartphone, tablet, and PC on the TV display. There is 1 caveat- it will only work on Android Devices and Windows PC. (Apple does not support this technology, so iPhone and iPad users will have to use Google Chromecast). ^Chris
