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Review: Exceptional Picture Quality - The picture quality is
exceptional, that is compared to your standard 4K UHD LED TV. The
sound quality is good on a couple of sound modes, but depending
on which ones you use it can sound flat or tinny. It's a good
size, I mean, it's the size it is (50"). Some of the AI features
are hit and miss, using personalised picture mode and sound mode
I just can't get it right, which is strange considering it's
personalised, and it says my profile is cool and vivid but it
adds a yellow tint, so I just don't see point in the AI features,
the same with the AI assistant, it's not even able to execute
simple setting changes on the TV, so I just shan't use them, it's
not necessary. The connectivity side of things is great if you
have smart home, like Phillips Hue, Google Home, Apple HomeKit,
or other LG ThinQ devices/appliances, since you can control all
of that with the remote, as well as desertcart Alexa so you can
even see your home security cameras on request. Trying to set
this thing up will take a couple of attempts, and I've set up
other LG TV's which are all the same, I don't particularly
understand why it is never a smooth sailing process, but it's not
that big of a deal. In terms of picture and sound quality, it is
good and reasonably priced, so its still 5 stars, because all of
the rest isn't exactly relevant.
Review: TV looks great! Great features, but also a little nippy
at times - Really enjoying this TV so far, I've had it for nearly
a week now. It looks fantastic, if you're going from a basic LED
tv, you'll notice a difference. The darks/blacks look darker and
blacker, which actually makes the whole picture look more clear.
I got the 65" and it's the perfect size for my living room. The
sounds quality isn't great, but it'll be the same as most TVs in
this range. I plug this into a mini hifi anyway so it doesn't
matter to me. It's a little bit of a pain to set up, I don't like
how it automatically turns on to its own smart screen instead of
the last used HDMI, and there's no "source" button on the remote,
so you have to hold the magic home button to get the inputs up.
It's not too heavy and can be moved by one person, but its size
makes it tricky. Recommend 2 people to initially set up just to
be sure! Seems sturdy enough when it's on the stand. I would have
loved it if TVs still came with component input or SCART for use
with older systems. I have to buy an adapter for my PS2,
unfortunately. Actually watching it is very nice, I like the
upscaling to 4K and love the Tru Motion for games and cartoons
(converts 24, 25 fps to 60 fps). However, for real-life footage,
digitally converting to 60fps looks a bit weird. Fortunately,
this can be turned off! All round I am very happy with the new
TV, but will probably have to deal with some of it's
imperfections.
