LG OLED evo C3 55" 4K Smart TV, 2023

This is a £3,000 tv masquerading as a £1,500 one. Solid frame (55” screen) but not a heavy unit. 4 HDMI sockets (inc HDMI 2 which doubles up as your Dolby Atmos socket if you have a Sonos or equivalent external speaker set up).Arrives sensibly packaged and a very welcome thin plastic film over the screen so you can get the tv into place either wall mounted or on the attractive supplied stand without getting fingerprints on the screen ahead of switch on.I stream a lot of what I watch and on the old tv we suffered hugely from buffering, frozen screens and lagging between sound output and the visuals. After about 4 hours streaming this afternoon I have had zero interruption. This COULD just be a good day for streaming but it seems to be a remarkable coincidence. The picture quality, with it’s lightning 120 hertz refresh rate, is certainly HD quality, and this is true of streaming and from the satellite signals from my FreeSat set up.This tv declared tv of the year (or some equivalent) by WHICH? and I have to say so far they have been bang on the money.Highly recommend.Note - have now watched a second day of streaming and still no glitches or frozen screens. I’ve also noticed switching between my FreeSat box, my Apple TV Box and my Amazon Firestick is instant with zero lag and the Sonos Atmos system is just there working away seamlessly. It’s simply the best TV I’ve ever bought.

Picked this up before the holiday season 2023. It's great for all purposes. HDR is amazing. Sound quality is amazing.Gaming wise the frame rate a picture are phenomenal.Movie wise if you take advantage of Dolby video from online streaming services it's excellent in 4k.Beautiful build quality. Very sturdy.Comes with a good warranty.A good buy for the money.

This arrived today, and I eagerly ripped open the packaging to set up my TV. The first thing I was impressed with was how thin and light the unit was compared to my 9 year old model it was replacing, which was also LG. I love LG products, and their longevity has far exceeded other popular brands in my personal experience. I also make heavy use of LG SmartShare so this was a major consideration on choosing this particular brand, despite slightly cheaper OLED TVs being available.After setting it up on the stand and plugging in all my peripherals, I fired her up. It took just a few seconds to go through the initial setup, with the TV auto detecting all the tech connected and setting each input up specific to what was detected - gaming for the consoles, cinema mode for the DVD player (yes, I still have one!) and standard mode for the over the air antenna. The auto tune picked up more free to air channels then my previous TV despite using the same arial so that was a bonus.The AI picture and sound enhancement is fantastic, the user interface WebOS system is responsive and quick.The console graphics are far superior on this TV than it's predecessor. Crystal clear, with black blacks if that makes sense.A movie on netflix was a much better and way more enjoyable experience too.The AI upscaling works miracles on the DVDs.In short, this TV is brilliant. Not the cheapest you will buy, but in my experience worth every pound I spent on it!

What a great TV this is.Having always bought Samsung, I fancied an oled and after many, many reviews got it down to the Samsung 95c and LG C3 and went with the latter and just love it. It looks so good and the picture is a pleasure, even my wife comments on how good it looks and with Dolby vision, wow. Easy to use and love the magic remote, although I appreciate it’s not every one’s cup of tea.Sound wise, cannot say as using a Sonos Beam, however, If you’re after an oled and want a fab picture then you can’t go wrong with the C3, brilliant.

I upgraded from a B8 2018 LG OLED to this C3 2023 LG OLED. Some things are better, others are worse.What's better is:- the brightness - the TV is brighter and better when the sun is shining through the window - the old TV would be hard to see but the new one is still watchable.- gaming - the better HDMI inputs mean you can get the best gaming visuals and utilise the 120Hz refresh rate option for smooth gamingWhat's worse is:- Privacy - LG try to force you to sign up to multiple data sharing agreements - you only need one for the important smart tv functions to work - google it beforehand.- The menu system is much worse - much harder to find what you want from HDMI inputs to Live TVOverall, it is a great TV but disappointing some things are worse than five years ago.

Best TV I ever owned - I am totally blown away by the quality of the image - this was my first LG TV and they will be my future go to brand

Great image, perfect for the ps5. It’s heavy but really thin. Setup takes 10-15 minutes. You can use your phone as a remote on the app. It’s good size for an average living room. Comes only in black. I would truly recommend.

There's not one bad review out there for this TV and I can see why. Fantastic colour reproduction and picture quality. On board speakers could do with some more oompf but if you use an AV system then not a problem.