Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm truly blown away by this TV for the price. I've had a high-end Samsung that started endlessly power cycling after 15 years, so I thought I would try out a different brand and model and go for a lower-end replacement. This oled is just stunning... I can't believe I've been missing out on 4K OLED all these years, and the 48-inch model is the perfect size for my setup. I mostly use this TV for gaming, and it's a night and day difference from an LCD/LED. Even makes retro systems like the 360 look stellar. 48 inches is the perfect size for my gaming setup, and I'm happy to have this OLED as a part of my setup for a fraction of the cost.

a good tv overall. has a really good picture coming from my samsung mu8000 edge lit led lcd with local dimming. i think that tv has a good picture too but theres something special about an oleds picture over the other screen technologies out there. if youve ever went to the tv section at best buy the oleds always look the best some reviews have mentioned the tv is not very bright but i think its plenty bright as long as you disable the eco settings that are on by default. i actually think the max pixel brightness setting is much too bright for me so no issue there. i dont use it in a brightly lit room so that could affect my perception. its not a dark room either so considering i only set the pixel brightness to 60/100 and contrast at 83/100 theres plenty of brightness headroom if i open the curtains on a sunny day another thing mentioned in a lot of reviews is that lg is using an outdated, slower processor in the b4 [unless you buy the b4 in the biggest size. then you get the updated processor that comes in lg c series]. this issue i tend to agree with a bit because at times the menu can feel a bit laggy and not very smooth. its not really a big deal to me considering its a more budget friendly oled and its not really that bad. before i bought the tv i was thinking i could just use my apple tv device as my interface but its not even bad enough for me to feel like its necessary. i just think it could be better if im nitpicking this is my first oled so naturally im concerned about the potential for burn in. i dont even have 100hrs on it yet but i cant speak for how itll hold up after a few years. all i can do is be conscious of static images and zoom movies with black bars like i used to do with my plasma. maybe im overthinking it. a lot of people say burn in is hardly an issue, especially with newer oleds, unless you heavily abuse the tv [whatever that means] so hopefully the likelihood of getting burn in is minimal. i mean after all i never did get burn in on my plasma and they say plasma was more prone to burn in than oleds. i give it 5 stars overall. i didnt take a star away for the weaker processor because its not bad and considering how good the price was [got it on sale] you just cant beat it for such a good picture.

One full year in and this TV has worked superbly. Picture quality is still great, especially the blacks. Internet connectivity is still no issue and apps update fine. Really happy with this purchase (just wish it was bigger!)

What can I say? This TV is perfect for my gaming room!!! The picture is absolutely stunning. I currently have my PC and PS5 hooked to it. My RTX 4070 super is playing everything pretty decent. The deep dark blacks mixed with the vibrant colors just are fantastic. And the gaming features on this tv are great. 120hz, VRR, and HDR. Amazing. My one recommendation is directly wire and Ethernet cable to it. The interface is a little slow over WiFi but once I direct connected it it was super responsive.

My Son recommended LG OLED to me for picture quality. I bought the LG 48" Class B4 UHD Smart webOS TV, and was super impressed with the beautiful picture. Refresh rate is adequate as well. Very impressed with this purchase. Price was also excellent, but when I saw it go down at a competitor, I asked for a price match, and my account was credited. Thanks Best Buy plus!

Im in love with this 48-inch LG OLED B4, is an outstanding TV that delivers exceptional picture quality , offer perfect blacks, infinite contrast, and stunning color accuracy. Its 120Hz refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 support make it a fantastic choice for people like me that loves to play games and watch sports

The LG OLED 48" B4 is a great TV with great features. It does suffer in HDR a little bit. I wish there was an option to turn off HDR. Other than that it's a great deal and a no brainer. The picture quality is just mind blowing. Great for gaming with 120hz VRR supporting gsync and freesync. If they can provide this TV at $499 it would be a steal.

First OLED i dont know how to describe other than the best picture and sound ive ever had! Of course i have a dolby Atmos reciever. This tv is excellent for movies & games! Colors are deep! Blacks pop! Has AI inhanced picture and sound! Might take a while to figure out all the sertings to your liking. Also not sure why it reconizes my ps5 not my xbox. Actually lists the xbox as ps5??? That aside overall wonderful.. game settings are very awesome too! Its like a built in app tells you fps allm etc. This review is for the 48inch! Get it! Good price right now!

The picture is definitely Amazing. Can’t really comment on the sound because I use a sound bar, however the webOS software that it uses is slow and annoying to use. I ended up buying another Apple TV just so I could avoid using the native TV interface. Would not buy another LG TV just because of the interface.

Really Clear and Crisp. Supposed brightness issues no issue whatsoever. Immediately understood what everyone means when complimenting true Black of OLED. And seeing it for myself i would describe the non-oleds black as actually more of gray washed imitation of dark space, where these tvs blacks are a starless Void . This seems to improve color quality as a whole. I use solely for gaming with ps5 and series x and the B4 brings out the best in both!!! I couldnt be more pleased.

Watching this thing is a delight. I cannot comment on the smart features as I use Chromecast and Roku but the picture is beautiful. I use a soundbar but the speakers are better than expected. It's in a room which is usually pretty dark except for 2 hours a day when it's insanely bright and it looks good either way. I do not like the magic remote but I have another LG TV so I knew what to expect. Legacy media is not bad, streaming in 1080p is pretty decent and 4K HDR is so good I'm getting spoiled. So far I'm happy with the purchase.

Best image quality available. Excellent for gaming with native 120 hz screen refresh rate.

Got the 48” for the bedroom. $800, couldnt find any comparabe OLED at that price/size. Setup is easy and quick. Picture is great. Has pretty good and fast software built in. The remote is advanced compared to others. Use it to watch movies and maybe play games once in a while. Deep blacks and colors thay pop as expected. Nice to control the tv, Apple TV and soundbar with one remote. Not aure if this price is really as deep of a discount as they claim $700 off is alot. Happy with the TV and no interest financing helps to sweeten the deal.

Fantastic picture quality. First OLED TV, blown away by the true blacks. Great for darker rooms with mild lighting. Wish it was a little brighter, when in filmmaker mode some scenes in some movies can be rather dark. But overall bright enough for most content. Responsive, magic remote works great. When I found it on sale for $799 I thought it was a great price and couldnt be happier with the purchase. If I could, I would give this 4.5/5 stars for the brightness but for the price I can’t complain

I recently purchased the LG 48” B4 OLED, and I have to say, it’s been an incredible upgrade! The picture quality is stunning, vibrant colors, and great contrast make everything look cinematic. I’ve been using it for both movies and gaming, and the 4K at 120Hz makes a noticeable difference, especially on my Xbox Series X. For the price especially if you can grab it on sale this is a great deal for an OLED. Highly recommend it.

It replaces a 49" Samsung 4K LED TV. This LG has great visuals and easy-to-use navigation. I have it connected to a home theatre sound system so I can't speak too much on its' built-in speaker audio output. Deep blacks and bright colors on all video sources. Colors from PS5 graphics pop on the screen. Coming from a 60 Hz refresh display to 120 Hz is another bonus. Similar-sized OLED TVs cost nearly twice as much. Pound for pound the best TV for the price.

Best decision I’ve made on a tv. Got Thai oled on sale was kinda hesitant on buying it based on the reviews. Tv is awesome and black level are inky and picture is bright enough. Xbox series x connects at 4K 120 and all boxes are checked.

LG #1 tv for picture for right now in 2025 if u want a good quality pic this the one

Love the picture. First OLED tv and i don’t know if ill go back to LED. Hate the remote though. There is a little trackball that you can use to navigate but also HAVE to use as the selection button. Pushing down to select an app often activates the trackball and cursor on the tv, overlaying an annoying pointer on the screeen and dimming it. Awful design.

I bought this to use as a bedroom set in a spare room. Although the picture is quite good, there are some limitations that make this a careful buy. OLEDS still can suffer from screen burn in , especially if there are chaneel markers ( cnn, fox, msnbc etc) that are on the screen for extended periods of time. Also I find the "magic remote" to be problematic as it goes into mouse mode with any significant movement of the remote control. It is annoying that it can't be disabled. In addition not all modes of video such as dolby vision are available in all lg sets and for the price that is a disappointing spec .