Customer Ratings & Reviews

Coming from “no TV”, the 48” B4 is a nice addition to any media space. Colors pop, the blacks are deep, and the slim bezels make it a joy to use. The 120hz refresh rate is great when used on a PS5. The B4 is also faster to react to input compared to a non-OLED TV. Overall, for the price I paid of $599, I am more than satisfied with my purchase.

I've had this for about 3 weeks, replacing a 42" Visio that is about 9 years old. Very happy with the picture and sound. There are cable-like channels that come with the LG system, which I wasn't expecting. It's programs you may find on other streaming platforms, but is included free with the tv. We don't have cable/satellite tv, so are still exploring the options, like browsing to websites to login and watch programs there (like public television). Because it has been so long since I shopped for a tv, I was planning to spend less than I did on this. But after looking at reviews, I didn't want to spend $400 and come away disappointed. This was one of two tvs rated above 70 by Consumer Reports that was under $800. All others rated similar or higher were in the $1,000 range. So I was hoping I could trust Consumer Reports to show value for the price.

Was evaluation options for a small TV for a bedroom when I saw an online recommendation from B the Installer about this LG OLED. Lowest price by far for any OLED set. My main home theater setup has a Sony 83" A90J which is just phenomenal and my basis of comparison for picture quality. This LG set looks like a smaller version in terms of detail, brightness and color fidelity. At 48" it is small but mighty. At $599 it's an outright steal and you may get it for even less if you opt for open box excellent. Aside from the LG magic remote which has a Wii like OS I don't love, its a perfect solution for a small room.

I'll say first I'm a PC gamer that's been mainly using a 65" Sony X85J since Feb. 2022 and while that TV is still more than fine, I've had the OLED itch for some time now. And yes, I massively downgraded in size with this being the 48" model but I still feel like this is a huge upgrade. STALKER 2 actually looks like, real, and that's just one small example. I've owned LG's before in the past and have a 1440p ultrawide monitor and my biggest complaint is I just plain hate their user interface but picture quality makes that miniscule in this case. Also, the sound is pretty meh but I haven't used TV speakers in years. I'm hooked up either through a good soundbar or using headphones. What it comes down to, is this TV is amazing. Nvidia G-Sync also helped my decision with having an upper tier 40 series GPU and on sale @ $600 is just kind of crazy for this size. I don't think I could have asked for a better introduction into the OLED world

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 .

This TV has a gorgeous picture for Dolby Vision and HDR10 sources and does a very good job of upscaling lower resolution media. Physically, it fits well in a smaller living room for apartment living, but is large enough that you can feel immersed when watching an epic film. It's almost physically impossible to have good speakers in a TV this thin. But after connecting a soundbar via S/PDIF, movies and TV shows sound fine. webOS has a slick, responsive user interface but some annoying ads. Thankfully, there are many ways to turn off the majority of unsolicited recommendations on the home screen and screen saver. Also, some minor streaming services don't provide a webOS app (MGM+ and Kanopy at the time of writing) but you can use your mobile device to cast to the TV with either Airplay or Google Cast.

Amazing amazing amazing! Picture quality is crisp and vibrant, especially compared to the regular LG 4K I had previously. Would recommend.

super rich blacks as you'd expect from an OLED - super quick refresh rate when gaming - works beautifully in my brighter than average room.

This TV is gorgeous!! Great price!! Pretty fast. 120hz. Brightness seems good and is very loud with decent sound from the audio. Lacks bass like most TV speaker but is clear. Remote is good and easy to use. Love this TV!

Looking for a oled without breaking the bank. The black color looks great. Especially when watching Netflix on 4k. The sould is great. Tv is mounted in my room. Perfect size and got it on sale for $500.

This tv is absolutely perfect for xbox gaming at 120hrz it has exceeded my expectations. Clear image and has improved my gaming for a great price.

I got 65 in c3 & loved it fir my living room, needed a oled for my bedroom, I was going to wait a year until it was on sale. It was last week! 800$ I grabbed it quick. Love it so far. It’s basically a C3 from last year. Great size for my lil bedroom. Love how u can turn offf most of the ads in the main screen. I feel like I won’t miss out on any picture loss if I decide to watch a movie, show or play ps5 in my bedroom now. Oleds are perfect for me. Amazing picture, not the brightest , but still pretty bright. The screen picture modes are just about perfect without any adjustment except for sometimes having to set the motion to cinema when watching movies. Wish it was 50inch instead of 48. Sounds good for a bedroom. Hopefully my GameCube & sega Saturn work & look good. Very happy, 2 day delivery too. I think I’m good for about 5,6 years

I’m really happy with this TV. I did a lot of research on TV models in my price range and was this TV got well-earned high marks. I’ve had it for about three weeks and I’m super happy with it. Pros: The picture is amazing, vibrant and clear. The menus and app are intuitive and it was easy to set up. The sound is good, but I have it set up in a small bedroom so I can’t say whether it would be good for a larger room; many reviews I read online suggest using a soundbar. Cons: It isn’t as bright as other tvs, so it can be harder to view in a bright room but that doesn’t mean it isn’t watchable, it is plenty bright for me most of the time. I just bought window coverings. The remote is a little weird and has a novelty mouse pointer feature that isn’t great but it isn’t something you actually need to use.

Fantastic picture tv. Probably didn't need OLED, but it is nice to put on a you tube screen saver and have it show beautiful scenery. It's like looking out a window. Easy to put on the wall and I don't hate the remote, which these days is saying something. I added a soundbar, because these flat TVs just can't make good sound.

The LG OLED is absolutely amazing! The colors are vibrant, blacks are truly deep, and the clarity is unmatched. Perfect for movies, gaming, and sports. It feels like having a theater at home. Totally worth it!

I love this TV!! It literally has the best picture ever. When you I stayed in a hotel and was stuck with their basic HDTV, I can see the difference when back home. I HIGHLY recommend LG OLED, they're the brightest and the best literally!!

This TV is the best ive ever had no better picture then oled You can see ever hair speck of dirt so vivid so clear Next tv is gonna be an OLED

The TV picture quality and sound are excellent, but the remote needs to be more user friendly (and needs a better instruction booklet). Most importantly, LG needs to include a PBS app. The web OS can be a bit sluggish sometimes.

Excellent picture! First OLED. Have always purchased Sony televisions. Very pleased with LG picture quality. This was purchased for a bedroom. Remote control takes practice to use.

Excellent image quality ,the movie mode make me enjoy movies again no more that 60 frames type live TV show. The VRR and the 120 refresh rate are for gamers a Life changer. Never goin back