LG evo OLED48C44LA 48-Inch 4K UHD Smart TV, (α9 AI Processor Gen7, Dolby Atmos, Freeview Play and Amazon Alexa, 120Hz), Umber Brown [Model 2024]

Easy to set up. Fantastic picture and sound quality. No need for a sound bar

The TV itself is stunning, everything you'd expect for a high quality OLED. However it has a 100Mb ethernet port and WiFi that seems to have a 250Mb maximum speed. That should be plenty for 4k streams but it doesn't perform, often dropping to HD. Using a Google Chromecast connected to it removed these network issues but it shouldn't be necessary. It's not my network, I have Gigabit fibre and mesh WiFi that has no issues with other devices that have up to date network hardware.

I've had this tv less that 24 hours and I want to send it back. We have an aerial (antenna) and a satellite dish. The auto tune found and tuned into both. So far so good.The trouble is the remote is minimal with as few buttons as possible, so you have to launch the user interface on the tv to do anything and it is far from intuitive. On our old tv, switching between the aerial and the satellite was easy - we pressed the source button and selected the one we wanted. With this tv it takes 9 steps to switch between the two inputs.It is overcomplicated. It seems as though it was designed by a mobile phone designer for people who live in cities and only watch streaming services. When you turn the tv on, it goes straight into a screen for selecting apps. Why can't it perform it core function and goes straight into tv mode?On the plus side, assembling and fitting the stand was straightforward with good instructions. It's a shame there weren't such instructions for operating the tv itself.If I could figure out how to get it back into the packaging I'd return it right now, but even the packaging is complicated. It is nothing but a source of frustration.This may be a good tv but it's too hard to operate for me to find out.

The sound is not great and I have to keep retuning the channels