Customer Ratings & Reviews

picked up an LG QNED recently, and for a budget option 50”, it’s pretty solid. The picture quality is great, and I’ve got it hooked up to my home theater system through HDMI ARC—it works well without any issues. My only real complaint is the UI controls—they’re a bit weird and take some getting used to. Other than that, it’s a decent TV for the price. Worth checking out if you’re on a budget!

Super in love with this tv 120hz perfect to match with my ps4 pic is crazy good no lag

The TV is pretty good, I honestly think it was the best TV you can get at a low cost and with incredible color quality, and the control is really good, apart from series, it performs really well in video games, and the sound is incredible almost comparable to a sound bar, I really recommend it.

Love the quality of the picture and the sound isn’t too bad either

The only issue was the delivery, the tv came dented in sev

Defect upon turning it on …guess quality on nanocells has gone down . Use tk have an old nanocell of 2019 that was better than this …

I've owned QLED TVs and they're ok. Not wanting to spend on an OLED I decided to try this. In so many words to me it's clearer/sharper that QLED but the blacks are as black as on an OLED. WEBOS is not compatible with some streaming services like Direct TV, and the remote is a nightmare to use. Should be illuminated for all the maneuvering you need to do. Overall however a good value.

Nice graphics and the pixels are clear, resolution is also good and is compatible to most devices, the remote control works almost as a computer mouse(could be a bit tricky to move but ones you get used to it’s fine) connecting my sound system was a bit challenging more if you have a old receptor other than that is a great value choice.

Picture quality is very nice. I am still fiddling with the settings for the best picture. From an angle the colors wash just a bit, I think Samsung seems better here. The settings menu could be smaller to allow more viewable screen space to see your display changes in real time. It is also a little slow to go load the settings menus. Remote buttons are too small, and the screen cursor is never straight on (I have to angle the remote hard). Gaming mode seems to work quite well with my Series X, with lots of gaming-specific display and other settings. Sound is lacking I think, which seems to be the case for most flat screen TV's since sound bars got more popular (coincidence?) where my comparable flat screens from say 5+ years ago have much better internal speaker sounds vs my TV's of the last couple years. It is ok for TV watching but when gaming I notice a lot of treble muting for things like shots fired.

The LG Oled TV of 55 inch that I recently purchased is a very good TV and everyone who loves the sharp with clear color tone. This TV can be watched clearly from any angle. Samsung old looks a bit brighter with light and color though. I had purchased both and compared both side by side and finally I returned the Samsung one. The LG is now mounted on the wall of my son’s room. My son and his nurse enjoy watching it daily. If you need brighter display choose Samsung but if you want mild display light for your eyes and wanna same power a little bit more over Samsung then LG oled is the best. Sound volume and quality sound is uncomparable with Samsung. Samsung tv doesn’t have sweet Dolby sound quality where as the LG has. I love of brand over Samsung and want to recommend for you guys as well.

Picture quality is great. Setting up TV with the cable connections were easy and setting up the programs was simple. I was able to begin watching Netflix and other programs in under 30 minutes. I have had the monitor for almost a month and have no complaints

tv works well, use it on a portable bracket for inside/outside use. screen has less glare, so picture clarity is very good outside.

Great picture and sound. Easy to setup, but don't really care for the little joystick button in remote.

The LG 50” Class 75 Series QNED TV offers stunning 4K picture quality with vibrant colors and sharp details. Its webOS 23 platform provides a smooth and intuitive smart TV experience, complete with built-in voice assistants. The sound quality is immersive, thanks to AI Sound Pro and virtual 5.1 surround sound. With its sleek design and advanced features, this TV is a great value for its price. Highly recommended for an upgraded viewing experience.

Easy setup. Picture is great. I wish the cable connections were accessible from the side. When the TV is wall mounted, it makes if difficult to plug in new connections without taking it off the wall.

Great picture and sound. Remote isn’t my favorite. Too touchy with so many buttons.

The picture is great. Set up was very easy. Connected our fire stick and it works great with this TV. Price was excellent.

Easy setup and very good picture without too much fussing with the adjustment menus. Only negative is the menus are a bit difficult and non-intuitive to use.

It’s a real nice tv. The picture is really nice. It’s easy to setup.

I returned 3 tvs in just a little over a week. A Sony and 2 Samsung Qled tvs. Sony didn't have a good picture or sound and both the Samsungs were either dropped or defective tvs with each one having problems ranging from cloudy backgrounds to dead pixels. This LG QNED came through. Nothing wrong with it and awesome picture and sound. Great colors as well. LG is where it's at.