LG Electronics 55"" 4K Qned Smart TV

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For a more affordable choice, take a look at the LG A2. It can't compete with the higher-end options but it's a fine TV with a good picture, which makes it great value in our books. LG's AI Sound Pro puts you right at the centre of the action, creating an absorbing atmosphere in any room, so you get fully immersed in whatever you're watching. The way a TV brand says a TV works and the way it does day to day doesn't always add up. That's why we're dedicated to testing every TV that we recommend, but there's a lot to consider. LED sets work a bit differently, though. LG’s LEDs are now labelled under “NanoCell”, rather than “Super UHD”, though they’re still the LED panels LG has been making for years.

Whether you’re a box-set binger or a live sport lover, smart televisions put your favourite content in the palm of your hands. Key benefits of LG Smart TVs… The breathtakingly slim design makes it a real centerpiece television, with the contrast and color benefits of OLED pushed to new, lighting-enhanced heights. The a9 Gen 5 AI processor is even more capable of smartly upscaling and processing onscreen objects in the most suitable way. LG's QNED screens feature Quantum Dot Nanocell tech, delivering richer and more accurate colour, for more delicate differences in tone and the colour spectrum. The LG G3 is our recommended LG TV if you want a stunning picture above all else. There are a range of features on offer here. However, despite supporting all other HDR formats, the LG G3 does not include HDR10+ functionality. Gamers will be happy to hear there's Dolby Vision gaming and 4K 120Hz with VRR and ALLM support across all four HDMI ports. It's also worth considering sound. If you're willing to spend extra cash on a soundbar, you don't need to agonise about audio. However, if you'd like an all-in-one cinema system, consider a TV that delivers great audio as well as a fantastic picture.For example, the LG C2 in our guide above also makes it into our list of the best TVs for sound.The real hero here is LG's OLED Evo technology with Brightness Booster Max, which makes this LG's brightest OLED yet – even more than the LG C2. Matched with excellent image processing, Dolby Vision HDR and – yes – four HDMI 2.1 ports, it's very well futureproofed. Importantly, we also live with the TV. By that we mean we don't just watch a few TV shows and call it a day. We test the viewing angles and brightness levels in different rooms at different times of the day. We'll listen to the state-of-the-art sound when we have family chatter to contend with and we'll share our first-hand experiences.

Subtitles and audio description information displayed on electronic programme guide programme banner We rate the picture quality, the brightness and vibrancy of colors. We test the features and smart assistants built-in, as well as how the most popular streaming apps, like Netflix, work. We listen to whether the built-in speakers work well out-of-the-box so we can tell you whether it's a good TV for sound or one you'll absolutely need a soundbar for. Percentage luminance drop at 20 degree vertical angle from the centre of the screen with 50% white outputCreation Consumer Finance Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Register no. 311518).

refresh rate and Motion Pro A higher refresh rate plus Motion Pro technology means that detail is kept in focus even in fast motion, for a realistic sport viewing experience.

Enjoy the image clarity and natural, clean colour reproduction of Nanocell. Everything is presented in 4K Ultra HD resolution. While you may like the specific feel or features of other OLED ranges – Panasonic has a more grounded color palette, while Sony’s Acoustic Surface Audio+ technology emits sound from the panel itself – you’re still in a sense buying from LG. If you're looking for the best LG TV, there are several key considerations you need to bear in mind.